depends on your trigger foods
November 11, 2024
For Thanksgiving, you can enjoy a variety of lupus-friendly foods. Here are some tips and ideas:
- Low-Impact Meals: Consider preparing a stew that simmers all day in a crock pot with little prep work or tending
- Healthy Ingredients: Focus on anti-inflammatory ingredients such as whole grains, lean proteins, healthy fats, Show Full Answer
For Thanksgiving, you can enjoy a variety of lupus-friendly foods. Here are some tips and ideas:
- Low-Impact Meals: Consider preparing a stew that simmers all day in a crock pot with little prep work or tending.
- Healthy Ingredients: Focus on anti-inflammatory ingredients such as whole grains, lean proteins, healthy fats, and fruits and veggies.
- Avoid Triggers: Stay away from foods that may trigger inflammation, such as garlic and alfalfa sprouts.
- Easy Cleanup: Use paper plates, plastic flatware, and disposable tablecloths to save energy.
Enjoy your meal and take care!
November 11, 2024
I eat a regular Thanksgiving meal. Turkey, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, corn, rolls, etc. Other than being full and sleepy from the turkey I've had no problems.
November 11, 2024