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The Most Relaxing Teas, According to an Herbalist

The Most Relaxing Teas, According to an Herbalist EatingWell 3/9/2021 © Provided by EatingWell Getty Images / Sara Monika Some stress in everyday life is normal and, in some cases, unavoidable. That said, too much stress can have some negative effects on your health. The important part is keeping stress in check, so having ways to relax and unwind in your back pocket can be helpful. And is there anything as universally relaxing as a nice hot cup of tea? Whether it s to quell an afternoon slump or to prep your mind and body for sleep, there s a tea for that.  © Getty Images / Sara Monika

The Best Anti-Inflammatory Food for Cats and Dogs

Image zoom Start with the Right Ingredients Inflammation is a normal process of the body used by the immune system to combat foreign organisms like bacteria, viruses, and irritants. When an outsider is detected in the body, white blood cells release chemicals that cause an influx of blood to the area and leakage of cellular fluid into the surrounding tissues. The physical symptoms of redness, swelling, and heat are direct results of this process, explains Dr. Nelson. The ingredients for an anti-inflammatory diet make the difference, and Dr. Nelson says that a diet with minimally processed ingredients help to retain integrity of the meats and carb sources, and a mostly wet food diet tends to have a higher protein to carb ratio both of which can offer numerous health benefits for your beloved pets. Foods that are rich in Omega fatty acids, such as fish oil, and that encourage portion control for maintaining proper weight will also aid in the reduction of i

The Best Anti-Inflammatory Foods to Feed Your Pet

The Best Anti-Inflammatory Foods to Feed Your Pet Roxanna Coldiron © Provided by Martha Stewart Living Sara Monika / Getty Images We all know that a simple change in diet can help to improve a variety of conditions, and this is true of our pets, too. If your pet has chronic skin, gut, or joint problems, an anti-inflammatory diet may help to get these conditions under control. And it s not just what your pet eats, but rather how much of it is consumed that can trigger inflammation. When cells become stressed due to obesity and high calorie consumption, this promotes inflammation, explains Dr. Katy Nelson, senior veterinarian at Chewy. Anti-inflammatory diets focus on natural foods that do not produce inflammation in the body, with the guiding theory of avoiding highly processed foods which can change the integrity of natural portions of the food, leading to the body not recognizing the molecules and provoking an inflammatory response.

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