gut friendly & anti inflammatory grocery list✨
what I look for:
breakfast is honestly SO important!! Starting your body with fuel is critical to your mood, energy, and productivity. A healthy breakfast all starts with grocery shopping!
Having stuff on hand is key so you’re not having to buy breakfast on the way to work or whatever! Here’s what I get:
protein:
pasture raised organic eggs
organic chicken sausage no nitrates, no nitrites
organic 100% grass fed ground beef
protein powder (minimal ingredients, no artificial sweeteners)
carbs = eat with protein source
sweet potatoes
organic sourdough bread
cassava flour tortillas
gluten free, glyphosate free oats
non fortified cereal
dairy:
Greek yogurt (minimal sweetener)
coconut yogurt (low saturated fat)
cottage cheese (organic, minimal ingredients)
100% grass fed butter
veggies:
bell pepper
arugula
mushrooms
zucchini
celery
tomatoes
fruits:
frozen fruit
berries
pears
papaya
dragon fruit
pomegranate
grapefruit
citrus
healthy fats:
avocado
almonds
walnuts
flax seed
pumpkin seed
chia seed
Hope this helps!! Save for your next grocery trip ✨
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When it comes to maintaining a healthy gut and reducing inflammation, your grocery shopping list plays a crucial role. Including a variety of foods high in fiber, antioxidants, and healthy fats can significantly improve your overall health. Start your day with nutrient-dense options like pasture-raised eggs and organic chicken sausages that not only provide essential proteins but also avoid harmful additives. Incorporating whole foods such as sweet potatoes and gluten-free oats ensures a balanced intake of carbohydrates that work well with your protein sources. Fruits like berries and dragon fruit add a burst of flavor while being rich in vitamins. They can be included in smoothies or enjoyed on their own as a quick snack. Additionally, healthy fats from avocados, almonds, and chia seeds are essential for optimal brain health and reducing inflammation in the body. Don’t forget the importance of hydration and fiber, which can be complemented by consuming a variety of vegetables such as bell peppers, arugula, and zucchini. Keeping your grocery list vibrant and diverse allows for a multitude of meal prep opportunities that support your anti-inflammatory diet every day!






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