As you know, fruit and vegetables are the foundation of any anti-inflammatory dietary prescription. This is for good reason - fresh produce is the best source of natural antioxidants and nutrients, many of the important micronutrients to help keep our entire body running smoothly.
I recommend every healthy kitchen have the following versatile and flavorful favorites on hand:
1. Onions: This classic, pungent vegetable adds depth and richness to any meal. Allicin, a phytonutrient found...
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