New Book Reveals a Science-Based Six-Step Plan to Calm Chronic Inflammation — Without Extreme Diets or Medications

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Chronic inflammation has become a major contributor to many of the health struggles adults face today, including persistent fatigue, joint stiffness, sleep disruption, digestive challenges, brain fog, hormonal changes, and accelerated aging. A new lifestyle health book, “Say No to Chronic Inflammation: A Simple 6-Step Plan to Calm the Fire and Heal Your Body,” provides a clear roadmap for identifying inflammation triggers and lowering the inflammatory load through realistic, sustainable, and achievable daily lifestyle choices.

Rather than focusing on symptoms, extreme diets, supplements, or medical protocols, the book blends consumer-friendly science with practical tools that readers can personalize to their own needs. The approach is grounded in research from leading health institutions and centers on modifiable lifestyle factors: food, movement, sleep, stress, and environmental exposures.

The book guides readers through a structured 6-step plan:


  1. Stop Feeding the Fire — Understanding modern ultra-processed foods, seed oils, additives, sugar, and chemicals that fuel inflammation.
     
  2. Eat to Heal — Introducing an anti-inflammatory food pyramid built on whole foods, seafood, plant compounds, and healthy fats.
     
  3. Movement Matters — How gentle, consistent movement supports metabolic health, mobility, strength, and immune function.
     
  4. Reset with Rest — The essential link between restorative sleep, immune regulation, hormone balance, and repair.
     
  5. Calm the Chaos Within — Stress-related inflammation and techniques for nervous system regulation.
     
  6. Clear the Hidden Triggers — Environmental toxins in plastics, packaging, water, air, and personal care products.


The book concludes with Create Your Healing Blueprint, which helps readers turn insights into a personalized anti-inflammatory lifestyle that aligns with their goals, preferences, and health priorities.

With inflammation-related conditions and aging concerns on the rise, “Say No to Chronic Inflammation” is well timed for health-conscious adults seeking credible, non-extreme strategies to feel better now while protecting long-term health.

“Say No to Chronic Inflammation” releases January 13, 2026, in Kindle and paperback formats. Early access information is available at: https://saynotoinflammation.com/ebook

Media Contact: Therese@saynotoinflammation.com

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