Anti-Inflammation
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Summary
In this book, you will learn to adapt your diet to what suits you best:
Remove the three major inflammation-promoting foods.
Reduce toxin exposure in your diet.
Systematically adjust food choices and proportions.
Receive personalized dietary recommendations for different inflammation types.
The author also provides practical guidance for lifestyle changes:
Breathing and meditation methods to counter psychological stress.
Choose exercise based on inflammation type.
Practical techniques to improve sleep quality.
Fully purify your home and office environments.
Optimize the skin's anti-inflammatory barrier.
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- People who feel chronically fatigued and low on energy and want to improve through lifestyle changes.
- Readers interested in their own health and curious about functional medicine and nutrition who want science-based guidance.
- People troubled by skin problems, digestive discomfort, or mood swings who suspect an underlying link to inflammation.
- Practitioners who want to create healthier diet and lifestyle plans for their families and seek systematic knowledge to support them.
Not a good fit for
- Readers expecting a fast-acting treatment plan or drug prescriptions for a specific disease.
- People who lack interest in or patience for diet adjustments and lifestyle changes that require long-term commitment.
Reading tips
- Read the first few chapters first to build an understanding of basic concepts of inflammation, then choose later chapters to read in depth based on your own concerns.
- As you read, use the diet plan suggestions at the end of the book to try a simple two-week practice and observe changes in how your body feels.
- Treat the book's ideas as an integrated system; don't aim for perfect execution all at once. Start with improving sleep or adjusting one meal.
About the publisher
Beijing Science and Technology Press is a science and technology publisher focused on health, medicine, and popular science. Its current collection of 158 titles covers categories such as health, popular science, applied psychology, and medicine, addressing practical subjects like physical training and sports anatomy as well as emotional regulation and psychological healing. Representative titles include You Don't Have to Forgive to Heal, Night Sky Watching, Starting Strength, Burns' Feeling Good, The Female Body: Everything About the Amazing Female Body, Sports Anatomy, Strength Training Programs, and The Schwarzenegger Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding. In terms of authors, works by Pete Walker, Terence Dickinson, Mark Rippetoe, David Burns, and Sheila de Liz are included, while translators Yan Feifei, Zhuang Zhonghua, and Li Zhanjiang have contributed to related titles. Overall, the press balances professional rigor with accessibility for general readers and has developed a clear publishing profile in areas such as fitness training, self-help psychology, and women's health. Public information is limited; this introduction is based on the titles available in the collection.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 医学免责声明
- 中文版序一
- 中文版序二
- 译者序
- 我的抗炎之路
- 第一部分 认识炎症
- 第一章 炎症的作用机理
- 第二章 判断炎症类型
- 第三章 肌肉与关节炎症
- 第四章 激素与甲状腺炎症
- 第五章 糖引发的炎症
- 第六章 心理压力引发的炎症
- 第七章 消化道炎症
- 第八章 过敏、哮喘和皮肤炎症
- 第二部分 抗炎生活方式
- 第九章 心态与正念技巧
- 第十章 家庭和办公环境的净化
- 第十一章 增强免疫系统
- 第十二章 锻炼和运动
- 第三部分 抗炎饮食
- 第十三章 食物采购与替换建议
- 第十四章 个性化饮食建议
- 第十五章 健康生活重启秘籍
- 第十六章 抗炎食谱
- 减轻压力,快乐生活!
- 致谢
- 参考文献
- 作者简介
FAQ
How is this book different from ordinary health cookbooks or wellness guides?
Are the diet recommendations hard to follow? Do I need to buy special ingredients?
Is this book suitable for readers with no medical or nutrition background at all?
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About the author
Maggie Berghoff is an author about whom limited public information is currently available. Only one of her works, Anti-Inflammatory, is included in the collection, catalogued under health. Judging from this representative title, her writing focuses on the relationship between bodily inflammation and everyday health, addressing general readers and translating specialized concepts into understandable, actionable lifestyle advice, which places her work in the field of practical health writing. Because reliable biographical information is lacking, her nationality, education, and professional background cannot be confirmed and should not be invented. Based on the available material, what can be established is that she has entered the Chinese readership through a single work with a focused subject and a clear purpose, suitable for readers interested in diet, lifestyle, and chronic inflammation. Her approach emphasizes knowledge popularization and self-management, with accessible language that helps non-specialists read and apply the content. If more complete author information becomes available later, her identity and writing trajectory could be introduced further.
Li Hong is an author whose works span a notably wide range of subjects, though publicly available information about her is limited and her background remains unclear. Eight of her titles are included in the collection, covering biography, engineering geology, biomaterials, medicine and health, sports, geography teaching, and map cartography. "Yongzheng: The Most Diligent Iron-Fisted Monarch" reflects an interest in historical figures, while "Engineering Geology (3rd Edition)," "Basic Experimental Guide to Materials Science," "Biomaterials Experiments," and "MapGIS and Geological Mapping" show her involvement in writing science and engineering textbooks and laboratory guides. "Anti-Inflammation," "Learn Karate with a World Champion (Comic Edition)," and "Aesthetics of Geography Teaching Skills" point respectively to health popularization, sports introduction, and teaching research. Overall, Li Hong's writing combines knowledge popularization with practical teaching and addresses a variety of readerships.