Can a Diet Really Affect Inflammation?

After conducting extensive research, I firmly believe that diet affects inflammation. The diet program that I am presenting is a combination of many of the elements found in a gluten free diet coupled with an anti-inflammatory diet.

Just a reminder, every person responds to foods in a different way. I do believe that incorporating some or all of these principles into one’s diet can help with positive and lasting health benefits.

As we shall see, eliminating gluten from ones diet (especially in the form of highly processed white flour and sugar) will immediately help to improve overall health.

Additionally, eliminating highly processed meats (many of which contain gluten as an additive), allows the system to work smoothly. My family and I noticed immediate improvements in our overall health.

However, for some individuals results may occur more gradually. If you have consulted your physician as a result of a chronic disease, switching to an anti-inflammatory/gluten free diet may begin to pave the way for improved health.

An anti-inflammatory diet can provide several health benefits. This gives suggestions for eliminating and reintroducing the foods that may be culprits in y our daily diet.