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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.
Vegetarian chili
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Eat Vegetarian Chili Instead of a Turkey Sandwich
Many people eat an animal protein at lunch—meat, chicken, fish—but if you want to fight inflammation, you should opt for protein-rich legumes and beans instead. Eating legumes regularly can help reduce the levels of inflammation-causing blood sugar spikes. A vegetarian chili is a hearty and healthful way to fuel your afternoon.
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Published 01/25/2014
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