The EDIP, which measures how pro- or anti-inflammatory your overall diet is, was one of two patterns (alongside DASH) to show significant links to both heart disease risk and mortality in this study. Diets that score well on the EDIP tend to be rich in leafy greens, fruits, whole grains, and omega-3-rich foods, while limiting processed meats, refined carbs, and trans fats.
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