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Foods To Reduce Inflammation In Your Body | Bolton Osteo

Joint Pain?

If you suffer from joint pain, then finding a great osteopath in Manchester will help to manage your symptoms. Add to this, another way to relieve joint stiffness such as arthritis can be through your diet – take a look at these tips for foods that can help reduce inflammation in the body.
 

Sprouts

Brussel sprouts are definitely not everyone’s favourite vegetable and usually only see the light of day once a year, but adding them into your diet could be great for your joints as they contain high amounts of sulforaphane.

Brassicas!

This is key to preventing joint damage and could slow down deterioration of cartilage. Other dark green veggies, such as broccoli, cabbage and kale also provide the same substance. If you struggle to get a wide variety of vegetables into your diet then a stir fry is an easy way to enjoy more of them.

Vitamins

 
One of the most important vitamins your body needs when you suffer from osteoarthritis is vitamin C, which can help to slow down the condition. You’ll find this in some of your favourite fruits such as strawberries, pineapples and kiwi. Did you know that lemons are a better source of vitamin C than an orange? Fun fact!
 
Sulphur can also be great for targeting joint pain and will help reduce your symptoms and the best way to get this is consuming garlic, which can be incorporated into a whole host of recipes. Other foods that contain sulphur are onions, cabbage and asparagus.

Fishy!

 
Mackerel contains omega 3 which is essential for bone health – try adding two portions to your diet each week. Other great alternatives to mackerel are salmon, tuna and trout. If you’re not a fan of fish then don’t worry, you can get omega 3 as a supplement to have each day.

Alex Green

Author Alex Green

Alex Green (BSc Hons Ost. D.N. D.O. F.S.C.C.O. CRTS) has spent 25 years doing one thing exceptionally well: helping people leave in less pain than when they arrived, and making sure they stay that way. He combines the clinical depth of osteopathy with Dynamic Movement Skills training to treat the whole picture, not just the symptom in front of him, but the patterns and underlying causes that created it in the first place. That philosophy shapes everything about how Manchester & Bolton Osteopathic Clinic operates. Rather than managing pain on a session-by-session basis, Alex works to resolve it, restore movement, and then equip patients with the tools to maintain their own health long term. It is an approach that has earned the clinic recognition as the best osteopathic practice in the UK for three consecutive years from 2017, a Patient Care Excellence Award for both 2024 and 2025, and Best Osteopathic Clinic 2025, alongside a string of other accolades in between. These awards reflect what patients already know from their own experience: this is a clinician running a clinic that genuinely cares about getting it right. Never content to stand still, Alex is continuously expanding his knowledge and professional skills, always looking for the next improvement in both clinical outcomes and patient experience. As a father of five, ranging from 5 to 22 years old, he brings that same driven, caring, and deeply practical mindset to every patient he sees, whatever their age or condition.

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