Vegetables

Spinach

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

Spinach
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Why it's on this list

Spinach is a good source of fibre, magnesium and plant pigments like lutein, along with dietary nitrates that are studied in relation to blood vessel function.

How to use it

Spinach cooks down significantly — a large raw bunch reduces to a small serving, so it's an easy way to add volume without much effort.

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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