A smart strategy to strengthen and ensure that your immune system is performing at its best is to take adequate amounts of vitamin C, Zinc, vitamin D, and B vitamins as supplements.
Zinc-Rich Foods:
š„© Zinc can be found in abundance in meat.
š¦ Healthy sources of zinc include shellfish.
š« Legumes all have significant zinc content.
š¤ Seeds can help you get more zinc.
Vitamin C-Rich Foods:
šOranges are an important source of vitamin C in the diet.
š“ Particularly high in the antioxidant lycopene is guava.
š” As delicious yellow peppers grow, their vitamin C level rises.
š„¬ A cruciferous vegetable is kale, which contains 93 mg of vitamin C.
Prebiotics
š§ Garlic is an antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, has lipid-lowering characteristics,and is a tasty herb.
š§ Onions are a vegetable with a number of health advantages.
š¢ Popular vegetable asparagus is also a fantastic source of prebiotics.
š Bananas are more than just a tasty fruit; they are high in vitamins, minerals, and fibre.
Boosters:
š Most citrus fruits are high in Vitamin C.
š¶ļø Red peppers have nearly three times as much vitamin C per ounce as an orange.
š„¦ Broccoli is one of the healthiest vegetables you can eat.
š¦ Look for yoghurts that boost your immune system and aid in disease prevention.
Medicinal Spice:
šŖµ Cinnamon lowers blood sugar levels.
š Sage can enhance memory and brain function.
š« Ginger has anti-inflammatory and nausea-treating qualities.
š Peppermint can help with nausea and IBS pain.
If you decide to take supplements, we can source them specifically for you in the right dosages.
š Book a consultation with one of our friendly doctors to start on the road to health and wellness.
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