… mouth or nails.Chronic (or regular) wheezing that comes and goes also shouldn’t be ignored.“If inflammation is left untreated, it can become persistent inflammation and eventually lead to scarring,” cautions Dr. Solanki. “Get …
… microorganisms break down and digest your food in order to enhance your immune system and help with inflammation. But what’s keeping those helpful little bugs alive? And how can you get that bacteria to …
… some time food-free can have health benefits like weight loss, improved blood sugar control and reduced inflammation.“I’m a big fan of fasting, for the right people. It can have some impressive results …
… D, and is the best source of omega-3 fatty acids, which lower your triglycerides and battle inflammation.Whether you’re trying to eat more healthfully or eat meatless a few more nights a week …
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… you wonder: Could a thyroid problem be to blame?“Acne vulgaris is the medical term for chronic inflammation of the hair follicles in your skin. Dead skin cells, oil and bacteria block the follicles,” says …
… your taste buds, too. Spicy food can help you better burn calories, improve heart health and reduce inflammation. There’s even evidence that fiery fare can aid your digestion system.So, let’s raise the …
… may help.“Research is ongoing, but scientists already have found that certain foods may reduce arthritis-related inflammation and pain,” says registered dietitian Andrea Dunn, RD, LD, CDE.Here are 10 foods that Dunn recommends …
… of children under age 2 can have atopic dermatitis, more commonly known as eczema.Eczema is an inflammation of the skin that tends to run in families. It’s most common in those with a …
… small amounts of nutrients, like vitamin C, calcium and potassium. Its antioxidants may help protect you against inflammation. And special compounds may help enhance memory and protect against cancer.Now, the bad news: The bright …
… damage (turmeric, parsley).Infection fighters to protect against bacteria, viruses and fungus (garlic).Fire-fightersto reduce the inflammation at the root of many diseases (turmeric).Iron for energy (parsley).Clot-bustersto discourage unwanted blood clots …
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