Not exact matches
To this, we have to add the nutritional value of the blueberries, they are one of the
highest antioxidant
fruits in the world, and they have
anti-inflammatory properties with lots of vitamin C and manganese as well.
• Wild blueberries have a
higher concentration per serving of the flavonoid anthocyanin, a phytochemical found in blue - pigmented
fruit, that is recognized for its
anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
Studies show that the Mediterranean diet (MD), which is
high in olive oil, vegetables, leafy greens, tomatoes, seafood, nuts, fresh
fruit, legumes, and wholegrain cereals, can have potent
anti-inflammatory effects.
Vitamins D, E and C and folic acid have powerful
anti-inflammatory actions, and foods
high in omega threes and sixes,
fruits, vegetables, fermented foods and unrefined carbohydrates may help to reduce the body's inflammatory response.
A plant - based diet,
high in
fruits and vegetables, with the addition of beans / legumes and whole grains tends to be a more alkaline and more
anti-inflammatory.
However, a healthy diet of unrefined, plant - based whole foods rich in vegetables,
fruits, unrefined grain, beans and legumes, with a few ounces of raw nuts or seeds is
anti-inflammatory; therefore,
high doses of DHA / EPA may not be necessary, nor optimal.
The whole plant including the
fruit, stem and leaves contains multiple nutrients and has
anti-inflammatory properties that can aid in the treatment of
high - blood pressure, kidney stones and indigestion.
If you're looking for an eating plan that closely follows the tenets of
anti-inflammatory eating, consider the Mediterranean diet, which is
high in
fruits, vegetables, nuts, whole grains, fish, and healthy oils.