If you’re looking for ahealthy breakfast, oatmeal is always a safe bet.

Another common benefit of choosingoatmeal for breakfastis that it can help you lower inflammation.

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Combining these two ingredients can help fight inflammation and keep dangerous levels at bay," says Manaker.

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These ingredients boost the healthy fat content without adding empty calories.

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The omega-3 fats found in this recipe will help reduce chronic inflammation and prevent further inflammation from occurring.”

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“These pancakes are void of inflammatory, refined carbohydrates and is packed full of fiber.

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Opting for a natural sweetener like agave ensures this oatmeal is void of inflammatory refined sugar.”

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