Five Ways to Boost Your Immunity

January 13, 2024
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Health Advice From Immulina®

 

Friday, 06 February
2015.

 

Have you ever wondered why some people are constantly plagued by
sickness, while others are able to avoid falling ill completely?

The answer lies in how powerful our immune system is and its effectiveness in
protecting us against disease. A strong immune system can increase our chances
of avoiding illness, and it can also play a vital role in aiding our recovery
when infection hits.

1 Eat Your Way To Immunity

A strong immune system relies heavily on a healthy diet. In fact,
more than half of our immune system lies within our digestive tract. The body breaks
down and absorbs nutrients from the foods we eat to protect us against illness.
The nutrients found in fresh fruit and vegetables play a crucial role in
strengthening and supporting our immune system. Other immunity boosting foods include
eggs, yoghurt, red bell pepper, ginger, garlic and mushrooms.  

 

2 Practice Proper Hygiene

 

Hand washing is one of the best ways to prevent the spread of
infections but while we are all familiar with the importance of washing our hands
regularly, research reveals that only 5% of people wash their hands correctly.

What is the right way to wash your hands?

Wet your hands
with clean running water (warm or cold) and apply soap

Rub your hands
together to make a lather and scrub them well; be sure to scrub the backs of
your hands, between your fingers, and under your nails

Continue rubbing
your hands for at least 20 seconds. Need a timer? Hum the “Happy
Birthday” song from beginning to end twice

Rinse your hands
well under running water

Dry your hands using
a clean towel or air dry

 

3 Exercise Your Immunity

 

Regular exercise is a pillar for good health and it
can strengthen our immune system. Exercise provides
a boost to the cells in our body that are assigned to attack bacteria, helping
our immune system to become better
equipped to handle bacteria that can lead to illness. 

 

 

4 Rest Up

 

When sleep suffers, so does our immune system.  A lack of sleep causes changes to the system that regulates our immune
defense, making us more susceptible to illness and infection. Experts recommend
a minimum of seven hours of sleep per day for optimal benefit.   

 

5 Invest In a Natural Boost

 

Today’s busy lifestyle can make it difficult to maintain a healthy
diet and routine, and our immune system can suffer as a consequence. Taking a
natural immune boosting supplement daily can provide our body with the added
nutrients it needs to keep fighting fit.

 

 

Immulina® is available from Vital Life International, please contact Mark or
Amin on 0207 720 1441 or email info@vital-life.org.uk.

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