Discover the top anti-inflammatory foods by category so you can start incorporating them into your diet today! You’ll also learn the symptoms and causes of inflammation, foods to avoid that contribute to inflammation, and tips + recipes for following an anti-inflammatory diet. This is your ultimate guide to reducing inflammation with a FREE anti-inflammatory foods list PDF that you can print off and refer to daily!
This blended chia and flaxseed pudding packs in protein, fiber, and omega-3 fats for a blood-sugar balancing snack or dessert.
Tisane tea is made from blends of herbs, flowers, roots, and stems of various plants. Tisanes are naturally caffeine-free, and full of nutrients to support health and longevity. Discover 6 types of tisanes and the unique benefits that each provides!
These lemon ginger turmeric shots are packed with nutrients to boost immunity, fight inflammation, and improve digestion with only 5 calories per serving! They come together in under 10 minutes and can be enjoyed fresh or frozen into cubes.
Fruit teas have numerous health benefits, primarily related to the antioxidants in the fruit, herbs, and plants used to make the fruit teas. Based on the types of fruit and other herbs/plants used to make fruit tea, some of the most common fruit tea benefits include reducing inflammation, promoting sleep and relaxation, alleviating bloating and digestive discomfort, and slowing cognitive decline. Discover 7 common fruit tea blends and the primary benefits they provide!
Flaxseed is a nutrient-dense food that offers many health benefits primarily related to its high content of omega-3 fats and antioxidants. In this article I break down the health benefits of …
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This shake tastes just like pumpkin pie and is good for you too! It’s packed with protein, fiber, and healthy fats to keep you fueled, plus full of your favorite fall flavors with rich notes of pumpkin spice and maple.
Mix up taco night with these sheet-pan chicken and shrimp tacos! They’re easy to make, packed with protein, and full of taco flavor. With minimal prep work or clean up, these will be a new weeknight favorite.
This salt-free taco seasoning is so easy to make and adds full-flavor to dishes without the sodium! It’s also more cost-effective than purchasing the packets from the store. You’ll want to make a large batch to save time in the long-run.
My favorite green smoothie is packed with protein, fiber, and healthy fats to keep you full, plus loaded with nutrients and antioxidants. The combo of peanut butter and banana makes it taste more like a milkshake than a healthy smoothie!