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21-Day Anti-Inflammatory Diet: Foods to Eat

21-Day Anti-Inflammatory Diet: Foods to Eat

21-Day Anti-Inflammatory Diet: Foods to Eat

Nathan Brown · 6 min

21-Day Anti-Inflammatory Diet: Foods to Eat

Build Meals Around Plants and Whole Grains

21-Day Anti-Inflammatory Diet: Foods to Eat

Choose Proteins and Fats That Keep Meals Satisfying

Rotate beans, lentils, tofu, eggs, and fish through your meals; salmon, sardines, and trout are useful choices when you eat seafood, while walnuts, chia seeds, and ground flaxseed offer plant-based variety. Use olive oil for cooking or dressing, and add foods such as avocado, nuts, or seeds in portions that fit your appetite and energy needs.

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Make Everyday Swaps You Can Maintain

Instead of building meals around refined grains, processed meats, or sugary snacks, try oatmeal with berries and walnuts, a lentil-and-vegetable bowl, or fish with roasted vegetables and brown rice. Flavor meals with herbs, garlic, ginger, and spices, and choose water or unsweetened tea more often than sweetened drinks without feeling that every meal must be perfect.

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Plan the 21 Days Around Your Routine

For the first week, stock a few versatile staples—frozen vegetables, canned beans, oats, olive oil, and fruit—so you can assemble meals even when you have little time. During weeks two and three, repeat combinations you enjoy and vary the produce and protein; our Anti-Inflammatory Eating for Radiant Skin ebook is a companion if you’d like to explore this approach with a skin-focused lens.

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Adjust the Plan to Your Needs

You do not need to eat every food on an anti-inflammatory list: choose options you tolerate, can afford, and enjoy, including frozen or canned produce when fresh choices are inconvenient. If you have a food allergy, a medical condition, or a prescribed diet, keep those requirements first and ask your clinician or registered dietitian before making major changes; for more meal ideas, read our full anti-inflammatory diet article.

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