Chronic inflammation, lasting for months or years, can silently harm healthy cells and tissues. Over time, ongoing ...

Share on Pinterest New research finds that eating a pro-inflammatory diet may raise your risk of heart failure and cardiovascular disease. SDI Productions/Getty Images A pro-inflammatory diet has ...

Share on Pinterest Red meat is listed as one of the foods in a pro-inflammatory diet. Juan Moyano/Stocksy Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of death worldwide. Researchers say pro ...

In a large observational study, pro-inflammatory foods were associated with higher amounts of the biomarker in the body. Pro-inflammatory foods can lead to chronic inflammation and an increased ...

If you want to become more energized, have a great-looking skin, and maintain your long-term health, your diet is a good ...

A large prospective study suggests pro-inflammatory diets may increase risk of death in patients with stage III colon cancer, ...

The study also found that certain populations -- including Black Americans, men and people with lower incomes -- were more likely to eat a diet high in pro-inflammatory foods. Almost six in 10 ...

A new study suggests that eating a cup of black beans or chickpeas each day offers protective health benefits. The black bean group had lower inflammation, while the chickpea group had lower ...

Healthy diets are about balance. The effect of occasionally eating a pro-inflammatory food can be offset by a diet that primarily focuses on foods from the healthy, anti-inflammatory list.

The standard American diet, rich in processed foods, refined carbohydrates, and industrial seed oils, promotes this pro-inflammatory state. Conversely, specific foods contain bioactive compounds ...

However, low-grade, persistent inflammation—often caused by chronic stress—can contribute to chronic diseases and exacerbate psychological distress, creating a vicious cycle of stress eating. While ...