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The previous list mentioned were foods that contain anti-inflammatory properties. The list shown below contains items that are known to cause inflammation. As part of the healthy lifestyle changes that you should consider, there are certain foods that you will want to cut back on or eliminate all together. This list is just a few of the foods that you should remove from your daily diet: • Soda and other sweetened beverages containing sugar and artificial sweeteners alike • Fried foods • Refined carbohydrates (pastries, processed baked good and white bread to name a few) • Margarine • Red Meat – to be eaten in moderation. If you react when you consume red meat then use bone broth as a way to get all of the nutritional benefits without the inflammatory side effects.

Bone Broth can help you fight inflammation. Most of the minerals found in #BONEBROTH help to reduce inflammation, but as mentioned in a previous post,glucosamine is the main reason bone broth can help. . Both Broth coupled with some other lifestyle changes could help you with chronic pain related to inflammation or arthritis. Other suggested foods to include with bone broth in your diet are: • Tomatoes • Olive Oil • Nuts • Green, leafy vegetables • Fatty fish • Strawberries • Cherries • Oranges • Blueberries

Gelatin: Sip Away Wrinkles & Cellulite.  Gelatin promotes the production of collagen, the lovely protein that provides the building block of our skin cells, thereby reducing the appearance of wrinkles, stretch marks, and cellulite.

The idea of using all parts of an animal is long established in cultural and culinary traditions. Waste not, want not a/k/a "nose to tail" eating.  “Nose to tail” eating means exactly that, you eat the whole animal, nose to tail. Bones, marrow, organs…nothing goes to waste. Traditionally, the bones and organ meats were never discarded or neglected.  It is important to keep in mind that there are many nutritional benefits to developing a taste for these lesser known parts.  

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