How eating healthy can prevent inflammatory issues

With inflammation, it is a beneficial sign that your body is fighting to repair itself by sending in an army of healing white blood cells.

As your injury heals or illness eases and is brought under control, inflammation subsides.

Eating healthy

In order to find exactly which foods may be irritating, you must eliminate all possible culprits for 14 days.

I know you can agree to 14 days. In addition, after you have seen dramatic results in just two weeks, then we review the program!

With inflammation, it is a beneficial sign that your body is fighting to repair itself by sending in an army of healing white blood cells. As your injury heals or illness eases and is brought under control, inflammation subsides.

Inflammation occurs without serving any healthful purpose, such as when you experience chronic stress, have an autoimmune disorder, or obesity.

Symptoms of Chronic Inflammation

There are some common symptoms of chronic inflammation, you may be experiencing:

  • Digestive issues
  • Low energy
  • Body pain, especially in the joints
  • Skin issues, like eczema
  • Autoimmune diseases, like arthritis, thyroid, celiac disease
  • High blood glucose
  • High cholesterol
  • Allergies

Rather than solving a problem and receding, inflammation can last over a certain period of time, damaging the body and potentially leading to health problems like arthritis, heart disease, Alzheimer’s disease, depression, and cancer.

Adhere to a plan of healthy eating

To combat this issue, it is advisable to revise your daily food intake. Ok, let us begin.

For every meal you eat, you must choose one food from list A and one from list B:

List A: Proteins

  • Whole Organic Eggs
  • Free Range Chicken, Duck, Pheasant (white and dark meat)
  • Free Range Turkey (white and dark meat)
  • Grass Fed Beef, Buffalo, Lamb, Venison
  • All Wild fish (no canned tuna)
  • Raw almonds, walnuts, macadamia nuts, filberts, pecans, pumpkin seeds, and sunflower seed
  • Raw Nut Butters from the above-mentioned nuts

List B: Fruits and Vegetables

  • All vegetables (except for Iceberg Lettuce and Corn)
  • All fruits (except for dried or canned)
  • Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil (preferably raw)
  • Butter (no margarine or any other fake butter)
  • Coconut Oil (Organic, Extra Virgin)
  • Unlimited: All Spices/Only Celtic Sea Salt (no other salt is permitted)/Stevia (as a sweetener) and Herbal Teas

Sample of 1-day healthy eating

Below is an example of healthy eating:

Breakfast:

  • 3 organic eggs, spinach, and peppers, cooked in butter or coconut oil
  • 1 banana

Snack:

  • 1 green apple
  • 2 TBSP Raw Almond Butter

Lunch:

  • 5oz Salmon
  • Over large salad (Romaine Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Celery)
  • 1 TBSP Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Lemon Juice
  • Strawberries or Blueberries

Snack:

  • 2 TBSP Raw Walnut Butter
  • Baby Carrots

Dinner:

  • Chicken Legs
  • Sautéed Broccoli cooked in butter
  • Large green salad with Olive Oil and Lemon

Eat well, stay active

In these modern times, it can sometimes be hard to stick to an anti-inflammatory diet – rest assured I could help you with a diet plan that can help improve your nutritional mindset.

Remember exercise is always to be important.

It is advisable to seek out medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment if you are experiencing continued symptoms of inflammation.

Should you need advice or a bespoke eating plan email me on [email protected] to arrange a consultation or a chat.