Keeping a well-stocked pantry of nutrient-rich immune-boosting foods is about more than simply feeding your family. It’s about living a healthy life.
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Immune-boosting foods are vital ingredients of healthy nutrition. Nutrients from the raw materials our bodies need to perform optimally. They are microscopic building blocks delivered by a blueberry. By ginger. By tea.
Fill Your Shelves With Immune-Boosting Foods
Some of the foods covered in the guide include:
Herbs and Spices: Herbs are medicine so keep the most useful ones on hand. Fresh is slightly more effective than dried, but the difference is minimal. Hang fresh herbs upside down to dry completely, then keep the dried herbs stored in a dimly lit area in glass jars or paper bags.
Nuts and Seeds: Nuts and seeds are valuable for their oils, fats, and chemical compounds. Some seeds and seed oils have been shown to provide moderate enhancements to the immune system, especially those rich in linolenic acid.
Packaged Goods: Don’t disregard pantry items that come in boxes, jars, or cans. These are some of the most useful and delicious immune system boosters on your shelves.
Tea Leaves: The leaves of Camellia Sinensis are consumed by more than a third of the world’s population. There are more than 1,000 scientific studies detailing how tea polyphenols prevent inflammation and help the body fight various cancers — including breast cancer and prostate cancer.
Filling your shelves with immune-boosting, nutrient-dense, high-value ingredients ensures your house is healthier. The scientific studies for these herbs found they positively influence the immune system, helping it to regulate inflammation, fight pathogens, and even help prevent cancer.
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