Vegetables

Artichokes

Why artichokes earns a spot on THE FAD's top 100 anti-inflammatory foods list.

Artichokes
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Why it's on this list

Artichokes rank among the higher-antioxidant-capacity vegetables in some laboratory comparisons, and provide meaningful fibre along with plant compounds studied for liver and digestive support.

How to use it

Steaming whole artichokes and eating the leaves one at a time (scraping off the tender base with your teeth) is the traditional preparation for a reason — it's genuinely the easiest way to eat them.

This is general nutrition education, not medical advice, and not a claim that any single food prevents or treats disease. Talk to your doctor about any specific dietary concerns, allergies, or medication interactions.

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