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Friday, July 10, 2020

27 ways to boost immunity and safe guard your health after lockdown

Ways to boost immunity and safe guard your health after lockdown by mbz wellness

1.Vitamin C :

27 immunity by mbz wellnes

Vitamin C is very essential for tissue repair, body growth, heart health, immunity and skin defence system. But the body can't produce it and we need to take it in food or supplement form daily. Intake of vitamin C has to be 90 mg daily. It is a water-
soluble vitamin and is found in many fruits and vegetables such as oranges, amala, guavas, bell pepper, lemons, spinach, kiwi, and pineapple. Vitamin C helps encourage the 
production of WBC, which in turn protects the body against 
infections. If vitamin C is not sufficient in your daily diet, 
including vitamin C supplements is recommended.
 2. Get enough sleep:

27 ways to boost immunity

Sleep is most essential to maintain good health. It is during sleep that all major processes viz. relaxation, repair, rejuvenation, healing and growth take place in our body. So for improving immunity, 8 hours' quality sleep is essential. In case you do not get proper sleep, take support of sleep-improving herbal teas or natural supplements. Also practising meditation 
and relaxation techniques may help you fall asleep fast. You can do yoga, follow the sleep regime, listen to soothing music and use aroma therapy to get right sleep.

3.  Curcumin :

27 ways to boost immunity

Curcumin is a natural key compound present in turmeric roots that gives it a bright yellow colour and healing power to fight 
against infection. Apart from its use as a spice,turmeric has a very im portant role in relieving infection, inflammation, acting 
as a natural pain reliever. Consuming turmeric is a natural way to help boost the immune system by increasing the Immunomodulating capacity of our body. It works as an antibacterial substance and helps prevent cold and flu. Include more turmeric in your diet or as supplement to get immunity 
against seasonal changes affecting you.

4.  Reduce stress :

27 ways to boost immunity

When we are under constant stress, our immune system reduces the ability to fight against bacteria, viruses and cancerous cells. The stress hormone corticosteroid can suppress the effectiveness of the immune system. So manage your stress and reduce it through exercise, yoga and meditation. Deep breathing and relaxation techniques also help do the same. Make a habit of reading motivational books and watching inspiring videos. Develop a creative hobby. And if you're already feeling really stressed out taking adrenal 
support supplements can be helpful.

5. Drink more water :

27 ways to boost immunity

The most well-know and sure-fire way to boost your immune system and overall health is drinking plenty of water. Our body is 60 to 70% water. Drink around 2.5 litres of water daily and 
look for pale yellow urine. This will provide cells with clean oxygenated blood and flush out toxins. All vital organs and muscles will be cleansed and well hydrated to function at their 
best. Water also helps absorb important vitamins, minerals and nutrients from food, enhancing the chances of staying 
healthy.

6. Yoga & meditation: 

27 ways to boost immunity

Numerous viruses and bacteria reside within and around us. 
But they only attack us when the body's internal environment 
becomes unbalanced. Yoga and meditation bring balance and 
harmony in body and mind. Yoga provides a gentle natural 
support to the immune system, lowers stress and harmonises 
hormones. It also helps stimulate the lymphatic system to flush 
out toxins from the body. Pranayama and breathing techniques 
fully support and improve functional abilities of lungs and 
increase lung capacity for quality oxygenation.
7. Homeopathic medicine: 

27 ways to boost immunity

Homeopathy works when there are acute, specific symptoms 
present currently. It also helps stimulate and strengthen the 
body's “own” immune system in general. When homeopathic 
medicine is prescribed as a specific preventive, it will boost 
your own immune system. It prevents recurrence too, so it has 
long-term benefit. For instance, Arsenic Album is a 
homeopathic medicine useful in treating a wide range of 
conditions such as common cold, cough, asthma, food 
poisoning and fatigue. So it can be taken for prevention or 
treating such symptoms after consulting a homeopath.

8. Moderate exercise:

27 ways to boost immunity


All research proves that 30 minutes' moderate exercise every 
day is a must for any individual to stay healthy physically and 
mentally. Walking, cycling, swimming, and outdoor sports will 
make you feel more energetic, rejuvenated and de-stressed. 
Exercise helps flush bacteria out of the respiratory track so 
there is less chance of getting infection. It improves blood 
circulation and heart function, boosting immunity through 
active circulation of antibodies and WBC. Also rise in body 
temperature during exercise will help body fight infection 
better. 

9. Whole plant food:

27 ways to boost immunity


 For being healthy and disease-free, improving overall diet 
habit plays a very important role. Whole plant foods mean 
more vegetables and fruits in their original form. And also high-
fibre grains, seeds, beans and nuts. All these foods are low 
gluten and high fibre. They are very easy to digest and full of 
nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, phytochemicals and 
antioxidants. These help to keep cells healthy and boost 
immunity. So fill two-thirds of your plate with these plant-based 
foods.

10. Vital vitamins:

Immunity boosting vitamins are B6, B12 and vitamins A, C, D 
and E. The best source is to get them from daily food, as body 
absorbs and uses them when they come straight from dietary 
sources. Vitamin supplements are just to fill the gaps in diet. 
Vitamin B6, which is very important for biochemical reactions 
in immune system, comes from bananas, potatoes and 
chickpeas. Cod liver oil, sweet potatoes, carrots, black-eyed 
peas, spinach and broccoli are rich of Vitamin-A. Vitamin E is 
a very powerful antioxidant that helps fight infections. Sources 
of vitamin E are almonds, peanuts, hazelnuts, sunflower 
seeds, spinach and broccoli.

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