While pouring yourself a cup of coffee in the morning can help prevent inflammation, you can up your game with this one special spice.
The immune system plays an important role in defending the body from any unwelcome invaders, but sometimes its response to harmful stimuli can go haywire and cause chronic inflammation.Inflammation is one of the biggest culprits behind brain fog, chronic aches and pains, hormone imbalances, digestive distress, skin issues, and numerous autoimmune diseases. In addition, it can also cause chronic diseases and cognitive decline.
Every day we make choices around our consumption and activity that are linked to either preventing or causing inflammation, which is why doctors encourage healthy habits from the get-go.inflammation while vegetables, fruit, nuts and seeds, legumes and many other whole foods are linked toYou’ll be glad to know that pouring yourself areports, according to healthy eating experts and scientific research, there’s a way to make your morning drink even healthier.
Coffee, too, is high in antioxidants. If one does not have much variety in their diet, coffee can become one of the primary sources of antioxidants.
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