7 foods that reduce joint pain

Fish and seafood

2. Fish and seafood help with the pain.

The omega-3 fatty acids in fish and seafood are valued for their inflammation-fighting abilities. This is in contrast to the omega-6 fatty acids that dominate many popular American foods, including meat, most vegetable oils, and processed foods. These foods should be avoided or consumed only in limited quantities.

A number of fish and seafood options are excellent to very good sources of omega-3s, including salmon, tuna, sardines, herring, trout, and mussels. Of these, the most environmentally sustainable are mussels. Enjoy these foods two to three times a week.

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