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Q: Anti-Inflammatory Diet
asked by: zigemyster on August 16th, 2008
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I did this and it helped my fibro pain from a 10 to a zero in 10 days along with 8 pounds gone. Eat nothing else for 4 weeks except what is on this list and then once done you can begin to introduce other foods to your diet and see how your body reacts. I personally need to stick to this list. And if you don't know...Coconut Oil for cooking is the best...no it does not taste like coconut...actually no flavor at all.

NOTE: each serving must consist of 1/3 protein, 1/3 Fat Source, 1/3 Carbohydrate Source...I have the list broken down in sections by SOURCE.

Approved Foods for the Anti-Inflammatory Diet
(1 Protein source (33%), 1 Fat Source (33%), 1 Carbohydrate Source (33%)

PROTEIN SOURCES

MEATS
(Hormone-free/organic is best, but non organic is still permitted)

Beef
Lamb
Venison
Veal
Buffalo
Meat bone soup / stock
Liver
Beef hot dogs (no pork casing-organic and nitrite / nitrate free. Use sparingly)

FISH
(make sure its original form it had fins and scales)

Salmon
Scrod
Pompano
Orange Roughy
Herring
Halibut
Grouper
Wahoo
Sea Bass
Sole
Salmon (mercury-free, canned in spring water)
Tuna (mercury-free, canned in spring water)
Sardines (canned in water or olive oil only)

POULTRY
(pastured/organic is best, but non organic is still permitted)

Chicken
Duck
Turkey
Chicken or turkey bacon (no pork casing-organic and nitrite / nitrate free)
Liver
Canned chicken (all white meat, no nitrates)

LUNCHEON MEAT

Turkey (preservative and nitrite free)

EGGS
(high omega-3/DHA)

Chicken eggs (whole with yolk)

DAIRY

Goat’s milk yogurt (plain)
Goat’s milk kefir
Goat’s milk cheese
Pecorino Cheese


CARBOHYDRATES SOURCES

VEGETABLES
(organic fresh or frozen)

Broccoli
Asparagus
Cauliflower
Cabbage
Squash
Beets
Brussels Sprouts
Carrots
Celery
Eggplant
Garlic
Okra
Spinach
Peas
String Beans
Cucumber
Pumpkin
Onion
Leaf Lettuce (all kinds)
Mushrooms
Peppers
Tomatoes
Artichoke
Leafy Greens (kale, collard, broccoli, mustand greens, etc)
Sprouts (broccoli, sunflower, pea shoots, radish, etc)

FRUITS
(organic fresh or frozen is best)

Blueberries
Strawberries
Apples
Blackberries
Raspberries
Cherries
Grapefruit
Lemon
Lime


FAT SOURCES

FATS and OILS
(organic is best, but non organic is still permitted)

Avocado
Cow’s milk butter, organic (BEST for cooking)
Extra-virgin coconut oil (BEST for cooking)
Flaxseed oil (not best for cooking)
Expeller-pressed sesame oil (not best for cooking)

NUTS and SEEDS
(non-roasted, organic, raw, or soaked is best, but non organic is still permitted)

Almonds
Pumpkinseeds
Hempseed
Flaxseed (ground)
Sunflower seeds
Almond butter
Hempseed butter
Sunflower butter
Pumpkinseed butter
Sesame butter
Walnuts
Cashews

MISCELLANEOUS APPROVED ITEMS


CONDIMENTS, SPICES, SEASONINGS
(organic is best, but non organic is still permitted)

Salsa (fresh or canned)
Tomato sauce (no sugar added)
Guacamole (fresh)
Apple cider vinegar
Celtic sea salt
Mustard
Omega – 3 mayonnaise (Hain brand)
Herbs and spices (no added stablizers)
Pickled ginger (preservative and color free)
Wasabe (preservative and color free)
Organic flavoring extracts (alcohol based, no sugar added), e.g., vanilla, almond, etc.
Any organic salad dressings (e.g., Annie’s)
Whole commercial salad dressings without high fructose corn syrup (e.g., Newman’s Own)
Whey protein powder
Goat milk protein powder

BEVERAGES

Purified, non-chlorinated water
Natural sparking water
Herbal teas (preferably organic) unsweetened
Regular (preferably organic) Green Tea (substitute for coffee)
Wu-Yi, eleotin, and yerba matte teas
Raw vegetable juice (beet or carrot juice-small quantities)
Beef or chicken broth

SWEETENERS

Unheated, raw honey
Stevia
Agave Nectar Sweetner
Sweet N Low (saccharin) in small quantities
Xyitol
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zigemyster
replied on August 16th, 2008
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P.S. This came from a book that I read called Empowering Your Health by Dr Asa Andrew...listed in Chapter 13. All other chapters are worth reading as well. Try it, you have nothing to lose other than pain.
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