4 Diet Tips To Strengthen Your Immune System
Feeling Tired and run down? Our resident nutritionist Lily Soutter has rounded up some top tips to stay healthy all year round...
Feeling Tired and run down? Our resident nutritionist Lily Soutter has rounded up some top tips to stay healthy all year round...
Autumn is notorious for colds and flu. As the days get colder and darker, we may feel tired and run down. Therefore it’s critical to support our body with nourishing foods during this seasonal change to fight fatigue and fend off colds...
Carrots are especially rich in beta-carotene the precursor to vitamin A. This nutrient plays a key role with supporting our body’s mucous membranes which line the respiratory and intestinal tracts, making it harder for bacteria to enter into the bloodstream and cause infection.
Apple, banana, orange, avocado, lemon, ginger, turmeric, black pepper, cayenne pepper
A super source of vitamin C to support the normal function of the immune system and fight tiredness and fatigue. This antioxidant-rich smoothie also comes with ginger, turmeric and cayenne pepper a combo which has been traditionally used as an immunity remedy.
Water, lemon, agave syrup, strawberry, dragon fruit, probiotics
Did you know that 70% of our immune system lies within the gut, and our gut bacteria may influence immune function. This refreshing hydrater contains a specific probiotic strain called B. coagulans which has been researched in relation to stimulating the immune system and playing a role in preventing respiratory tract infections (coughs and colds).
Orange, lemon, ginger, garlic, cayenne, oregano
This shot is certainly punchy but also an elixir of goodness. Providing vitamin C to support the normal function of the immune system as well as garlic and oregano which are currently under research for their potential anti-microbial and anti-viral properties. In fact, one double-blind, placebo-controlled trial showed that taking garlic powder for 12 weeks reduced the length and occurrence of the common cold by 70% 1.
By leading London Nutritionist, Lily Soutter BSc (Hons) Food & Human Nutrition, Dip NT
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