What hot drinks are anti-inflammatory?

7 Anti-Inflammatory Hot Beverages You'll Want to Cozy up to This Winter Golden Chai Latte. ... Reishi Chocolate Latte. ... Flu-Fighting Tonic. ... Chaga Chai. ... The Ultimate Tonic. ... Honey, Ginger, and Black Pepper Spiced Rooibos Tea Latte. ... Turmeric Hot Chocolate.

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Slippers? Check. Good book? Check. Mug of anti-inflammatory goodness? [Record scratch.]

Okay, so a comforting cup of ultra-rich hot cocoa is super-enticing, but nothing harshes your hygge mellow like a bloated belly (courtesy of digestion-disrupting BFFs sugar and dairy). Cinnamon, ginger, and chaga to the rescue! Inflammation-fighting superfoods make for healthier hot drinks, so your gut seriously benefits from each sip. You may have heard of golden milk by now, but the does-the-body-goodness doesn't stop there. From turmeric hot chocolate to flu-fighting tonics, the healthy super-beverage scene is just getting warmed up (sorry, had to). Sip on one of these 7 recipes during your next cozy night in. Chai concentrate may be infamous for added sugars, but chai tea itself is loaded with super-herbs (think cinnamon, cloves, and cardamom), all known for their inflammation-reducing properties. Homegrown Provisions blogger Shannon Summers gives it an extra gut-healthy boost, adding turmeric to the tasty latte. If you're a loyal soy-chai girl, this one will blow your mind. Sucker for a good cup of hot chocolate? Me too. Raw cacao gives this latte a deep chocolate flavor, which makes it perfect for masking the bitterness of reishi—the antiviral and anti-inflammatory super-shroom. Hana Mendes, the blogger behind Nirvana Cakery, also gives her dairy-free chocolate latte a dose of metabolism-supporting healthy fats—and luscious creaminess—by adding a spoonful of coconut butter. Buh-bye, Swiss Miss. Is there anything worse than getting slowed down by a bug? Heart + Bowl blogger Anna Eastick makes the common winter virus deliciously easy to avoid with a simple mix of lemon, honey, and turmeric. The citrus provides a mega vitamin-C boost for your immune system, while anti-inflammatories honey and turmeric support gut health and ward off chronic diseases. Added bonus? You likely have all of these ingredients in your kitchen already.

Cinnamon, cardamom, peppercorns, coconut oil, ginger, honey, chaga.... Practically every ingredient in this mug helps to reduce inflammation. And while making your chai keeps the tea extra healthy, there are other reasons to DIY, too. "It allows total control on what flavors are most desired, makes room for personal flare, and whole spices keep their flavors and aromatics wayyy longer than ground spices," explains Shanna Laychuck of Kiss My Bowl. And really, how adorable are those cinnamon stick stirrers?

When you're thinking about a delicious hot beverage, mushrooms may not be the first thing that come to mind. But if you're looking if you're looking for a stress reliever in a cup, start sipping stat. Worried about the flavor? Nutrition Stripped founder McKel Hill adds cashew milk, dates, cacao, and honey to this mushroom tonic so that it goes down easy. "It’s slightly sweet, creamy, and has a touch of earthiness to it," she explains. "I absolutely love it and find it incredibly delicious."

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It seems that ginger is good for just about everything, especially your gut—thanks in large part to gingerol, a powerful anti-inflammatory compound in the root. "This drink is spicy, sweet, creamy, smooth, and calming," writes Spice and Sprout blogger Maya Popovich, who traded in her cup of coffee for this tea latte and hasn't looked back. Her concoction is finished with a sprinkle of chili powder, which not only helps to reduce inflammation, but also supports digestion, clears up congestion, and supports a healthy metabolism. Basically, this latte takes self care to a whole new level. When in doubt, add turmeric. Especially if the you're feeling the the burn after a tough workout. "Turmeric is my go-to when I’m feeling sore, and I love combining it with cacao powder and cinnamon for a tasty turmeric hot chocolate," writes Molly Ashworth of Apollo & Luna. Her simple, not-too-sweet recipe uses cinnamon, cacao, and coconut oil, too, so you can fill up on good-for-you ingredients. If only someone could make an anti-inflammatory marshmallow to top it off....