Anti-Inflammatory Eating?

https://www.vikingrivercruises.com/why-viking/community/viking-recipes/soups/linseneintopf-german-lentil-and-sausage-stew.html Tonight we will have lentils.  They are anti-inflammatory but I gotta admit I know the bacon and smoked sausage are not. Still, I believe the positives outweigh the negatives. Slightly altered the stew with the last of an old bottle of white wine in place of apple cider vinegar, used a bay leaf, turnip in place of potato, and I added a small amount of freshly grated turmeric.  Oh, and I had no leeks.

  Avoiding gluten but sticking with nightshades. Leftover Easter asparagus with egg and a small slice of avocado.. Anecdotally people think nightshades inflame.  I think they are good because they pack a lot of nutrients such as lycopene as in the case of the lovely tomato. Hey, I used a dash of Tabasco Sauce so that fixes everything.

Yesterday’s breakfast of scrambled egg with spinach, smoked salmon, and low-sodium V-8.  I don’t own a juicer and do like V-8 sometimes. Pilates Reformer, Infrared Sauna, and Chiropractic treatment were the actions of the day for my back pain.  Lower back continues to have pain and I have continuous spasms in the butt that I think compress the spine.

Decided that in the interest of wellness to eat better and join a gym with a pool.  Swam 10 laps this morning and made salad for lunch.  Strawberries get a lot of praise for being anti- inflammatory.