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40 wellness<br />
nutrition<br />
Can You Eat To<br />
Beat Back Pain?<br />
Research suggests that what you eat<br />
could be contributing to your back pain<br />
and making certain dietary changes<br />
could actually be a lot more effective<br />
than popping pain pills. Reducing foods<br />
that trigger inflammation, a major cause<br />
of back pain, whilst increasing those<br />
foods with anti-inflammatory properties<br />
can make for a much tastier alternative<br />
to drugs. The added benefit of fresh<br />
healthy ingredients is the natural boost to<br />
overall health and wellbeing rather than a<br />
paragraph full of detrimental side effects.<br />
Eating a predominantly vegetarian diet<br />
with oily fish 2 to 3 times a week and<br />
the occasional serving of organic meat<br />
or poultry is the best way to ensure you<br />
gain plenty of anti-inflammatory nutrients.<br />
Replace refined grains with wholegrain<br />
alternatives but still limit these to no more<br />
than one serving per day. Add essential<br />
fat and mineral-rich seeds like chia, flax,<br />
pumpkin, hemp and sunflower seeds to<br />
breakfast, salads and smoothies. Make<br />
sure you have at least two servings of<br />
greens daily and experiment with spices<br />
like ginger and turmeric.<br />
- G K Chesterton<br />
Tell me what you<br />
eat, and I will tell<br />
you what you are.<br />
yourwellness.com