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- From consuming probiotic foods to stimulating the vagus nerve, here are some tips to reduce inflammation and combat stress.
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Patients with type 1 diabetes show signs of inflammation in the digestive tract and changes in gut bacteria. (Shutterstock)
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Processed foods contain artificial sweeteners, additives, colors, and added sugars. All of these are sources of inflammation. We should reduce our intake of processed foods. (Unsplash)
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Whole, nutrient-rich foods contain antioxidants that help reduce levels of inflammation-causing free radicals. (Unsplash)
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We can stimulate the vagus nerve through breathing, exposure to cold, and humming – this helps reduce the production of proinflammatory cytokines. (Unsplash)
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Foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids should be included in the diet. Foods like fatty fish, flaxseeds and walnuts have anti-inflammatory properties. (Shutterstock)
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Consuming prebiotic and probiotic foods can help strengthen the gut against inflammation. Regulating blood sugar in the body also helps fight inflammation.
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