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Book SynopsisLearn how inflammation occurs in the body, how it contributes to your symptoms, and how a properly calibrated diet of delicious, therapeutic dishes can help alleviate your discomfort. If you suffer from fatigue, migraines, eczema, allergic reactions, mast cell activation, celiac disease, IBS, chronic hives, or an inflammatory condition such as arthritis, these delicious low-histamine, anti-inflammatory, and gluten-free dishes will help you embrace the healing power of food. Enjoy a Cornmeal Scallion Waffle Egg Sandwich for breakfast, a Quinoa Dill Summer Salad or Roasted Carrot Hummus Wrap for lunch, a Fajita Chicken Rice Bowl or Lemon & Dill Salmon Cakes for dinner, and then Maple Shortbread Cookies or a Mascarpone Fruit Tart for dessert. This must-have cookbook also features helpful lists of foods and supplements to eat and to avoid, cooking tips, kitchen hacks, recommendations for eating out, a month-long meal plan, and a selection of 15-minute meal ideas. Eating healthy never t
Trade Review“
The Anti-Inflammatory Kitchen Cookbook is a resource for clients with histamine intolerance and inflammation-related conditions such as asthma, interstitial cystitis, irritable bowel syndrome, and rheumatoid arthritis. . . . showcases beautifully photographed recipes such as Soft Oatmeal Bread; Quinoa, Beet & Corn Salad; Butternut Squash with Brown Butter & Sage; and Blueberry Bars, and includes holiday recipes, tips on how to eat when dining out, and a 30-day meal plan that doubles as an elimination diet. . . . Overall, the recipes in this book look delicious and can be used by almost anyone (with or without histamine intolerance or inflammatory-related conditions).” —
Today’s Dietitian “
The Anti-Inflammatory Kitchen Cookbook is a resource for clients with histamine intolerance and inflammation-related conditions such as asthma, interstitial cystitis, irritable bowel syndrome, and rheumatoid arthritis. . . . showcases beautifully photographed recipes such as Soft Oatmeal Bread; Quinoa, Beet & Corn Salad; Butternut Squash with Brown Butter & Sage; and Blueberry Bars, and includes holiday recipes, tips on how to eat when dining out, and a 30-day meal plan that doubles as an elimination diet. . . . Overall, the recipes in this book look delicious and can be used by almost anyone (with or without histamine intolerance or inflammatory-related conditions).” —
Today’s Dietitian
