4 Best Coffee Habits for Inflammation

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Limit your dairy consumption

Heavy cream, milk, half-and-half, or a whole milk latte from your local coffee shop are all common additions to a cup of coffee.

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Limit your dairy consumption

 While this might taste good, it may lead to an inflammatory reaction from your body if ingested on a frequent basis.

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Avoid refined sugar

 However, Best advises that eating foods with extra sugar over time may fast cause inflammation.

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Avoid refined sugar

A trip to your favourite coffee shop usually involves ordering a vanilla or caramel latte without giving any thought to the added sugar. 

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Limit your portions

In addition, Best cautions that the serving sizes of specialty coffee beverages may be quite big, leading to an increase in both calorie and sugar intake.

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Limit your portions

Signature coffee beverages, hot, cold, or frozen, often contain empty calories and large serving sizes, so if you're concerned with inflammation.

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Learn to read food labels

 If you're searching for a dairy-free creamer to aid with inflammation reduction, you may be startled to learn that many of them .

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Learn to read food labels

To that end, vegans should seek for sugar-free creamers. Try some of these modern alternatives for a healthier creamer.

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