Nuts, pulses, beans, pulses, root veg, whole grains and salad leaves are all good sources of the most important mineral in the management of fibromyalgia, magnesium.
Winter is a good time of year to increase these foods as we like our stews, casseroles and soups (comfort foods, basically). Oily fish eaten 3 times a week might control inflammation and cutting out tea and coffee will lessen the intake of caffeine which can help reduce pain perception.
As a reward for all their hard work, a little dark chocolate probably won't hurt as it can raise mood and contains lots of helpful magnesium too.
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