There has been an avalanche of research on meal-induced inflammation. Low-grade inflammation has been linked to poor mental health: sub-fertility: and every single chronic condition you can think of. Nutrition scientists are taking this seriously: and the term dietary inflammation in scientific literature has begun to capture all the unhealthy metabolic effects from eating the wrong foods. This suggests that improving ones diet quality is thought to help reduce low-grade chronic inflammation in the body. So: how can we tell if we have it? How can we mitigate it through nutrition? What are the central components of an anti-inflammatory diet?
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