Boost Your Immune System Naturally: An Essential Guide to Fighting Infection and Nurturing Your Health - Softcover

MacEoin, Beth

 
9781842222362: Boost Your Immune System Naturally: An Essential Guide to Fighting Infection and Nurturing Your Health

Synopsis

Our bodies are generally equipped to fight the onslaught of harmful pollutants, however today many of us are faced with extremely high levels of pollution and additional threats to our health in the form of certain strains of bacteria that are immune to antibiotics. Often our immune system needs help to perform its job properly and Boost Your Immune System Naturally will show you how to improve your overall health to ward off illness and keep you fighting fit. This book shows you how to improve your immune system, and contains easy-to-follow diet, lifestyle and supplement plans including recipes for healthy, immunity-boosting meals. Top Tips for boosting your immune system; Eat cherries, strawberries and grapes as the contain ellagic acid which helps protect against some cancers. Broccoli contains sulphoraphane, a phytochemical with a powerful anti-cancer effect, especially against tumours of the digestive tract, lungs and prostrate gland. Live Bio yoghurt contains 'friendly' bacteria that inhibit the growth of harmful intestinal bacteria. Taking supplements containing selenium and vitamin E can boost antibody production by 40%. Regular exercise can boost your immunity and prolong your life. Exercise can reduce your risk of coronary heart disease, diabetes and strokes by as much as 40%. Exercise also reduces the risk of some cancers such as those of the colon, rectum and womb by up to 25%. Exercise should be non-competitive however as people who train too hard put themselves under pressure and stress. Excess stress reduces immunity so it is important to rest and relax. Using breathing exercises, reflexology, aromatherapy and massage can all help.

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About the Author

Beth MacEoin has more than ten books to her credit, and has run her own homeopathic practice since 1989 in Newcastle, England. A registered member of the British Society of Homeopaths, she contributes regularly to TV and radio programmes, giving advice on general health topics. She has also advised many magazines and newspapers on health issues, including Vogue, She, Daily Mail, Zest, Daily Telegraph, Zest, Here's Health, Practical Parenting, Living, Bella, Prima, Best, Top Sante, Woman, Woman's Own and Essentials. Beth lives in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England.

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