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Are There Foods to Avoid?
Just as there are foods that reduce inflammation, certain foods can increase it. Itâs advisable to limit or avoid:
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Processed Foods
: High in trans fats and sugars, processed foods can trigger inflammation.
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Refined Carbohydrates
: White bread, pastries, and other refined carbs can spike blood sugar and increase inflammation.
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Red and Processed Meats
: These are linked with increased inflammation due to their saturated fat content.
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Sugary Beverages
: Sodas and sweetened drinks can contribute to chronic inflammation.
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