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5 Great Immune Boosters
Sunday, August 30, 2009
From “10 Powerful Immune Boosters” Article
Organic NZ magazine
September/October 2009
Here's 5 great immune boosters to keep you healthy.
Broccoli
Contains lots of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants and is rated as one of the top boosters to the immune system.
Eat raw or lightly cooked to avoid destroying the enzymes.
Others immune-boosting cruciferous veggies: brussels sprouts, kale, bok choi, cauliflower and mustard greens.
Garlic
Well known for its ability to ward off colds.
Others members of the garlic family: onions, chives and challots.
Elderberry
Traditional remedy for colds and flus
Contain lots of antioxidants to strengthen the immune system
Contain anthocyanins which have anti-inflammatory properties
Make elderberry wine or syrup
Pomegranates
Heaps of immune-boosting antioxidants to help fight of diseases
Eat fresh or drink the juice
Other great fruits to boost the immune system: blueberries, goji berries and cranberries
Ginger
Stimulates the immune system
Helps promote good circulation
Contains virus fighting agents
Opens nasal passages and clears congestion
Soothes nausea
Do you know any great immune boosters? Post them in the comments below.
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30 Aug 09
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Raw, untreated honey
Posted 30 Aug 09 6:13 PM
Don't forget about honey. Honey, especially active manuka honey, has many health benefits . Honey has been used traditionally for sore throats, colds and flus.
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