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Dr. Oz's Brilliant Anti-Inflammatory Food Swaps

Making a few simple tweaks to your diet can help you feel better—and look better, too.
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Sweeten with Cinnamon Instead of Sugar
It's time to put away those inflammatory sugar packets and try sweetening your morning coffee with cinnamon instead. Cinnamon is a super-sweet spice that helps reduce inflammation. Experts say just a quarter teaspoon a day is enough to get the benefits.
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Published 01/25/2014
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