Four Secrets to Staying Healthy This Winter

Proper Nutrition is Key

Your body needs a variety of vitamins, minerals, fats, proteins, and antioxidants to stay in top working condition. Scientists and nutritionists have found that vitamin C alone isn’t enough. Many vitamins and minerals work together to produce beneficial health effects. For example, fats help the body absorb vitamin A and other antioxidants, and Vitamin D (which can be scarce during the cold, cloudy winter months) helps the body absorb calcium. “Superfoods” such as blueberries, spinach, and sweet potatoes are rich in a variety of nutrients and can be a powerful addition to your diet. Click here for a comprehensive list of immune-boosting foods that can complement your existing nutrition plan.

The Best Defense is a Strong Immune System

In the course of a normal day all of us are exposed to people who are feeling unwell. With the demands of our jobs, family and other responsibilities we can’t afford to be unhealthy for prolonged periods of time. The solution – keep your immune system super boosted. Without question, eating well, exercising regularly and a good night’s sleep are all keys to optimizing your immune response. We still need an extra line of defense to ensure that our immune systems are functioning optimally.

Stay Active

It’s no secret that people who exercise regularly have stronger immune systems and avoid illness to a greater degree that those who lead more sedentary lifestyles. Staying active in the winter can help you stay healthy and may even help prevent the winter blues. You don’t have to be an Olympic weightlifter or marathon runner to reap the benefits. Calisthenics, cycling, jogging, yoga, team sports, or even a brisk walk around the neighborhood all boost your body’s immune response. Find exercises that you enjoy and work at your own pace.

Don’t Underestimate a Good Night’s Sleep

While a healthy diet and regular exercise can go a long way in keeping you healthy during the winter, getting proper rest makes it all possible. Sleep deficit can, over time suppress your immune response. Sleep deprivation may also produce more cortisol, the “stress hormone”. In studies on individuals who were sleep deprived (four hours of sleep per night), evening cortisol levels were elevated and the levels decreased six times slower when compared to control subjects. Higher and more prolonged levels of circulating cortisol have been shown to have negative effects, such as reduced immune function, impaired cognitive performance, blood sugar imbalances and more.

Avoid strenuous activity or sugary foods before bedtime. Soothing beverages like chamomile tea can help ease you into a restful night’s sleep.

Detoxing for the Immune System

Environmental toxicity bombards us every day. Toxins lurk in the food we eat, the products we use, and the air we breathe. These toxins can build up in the body and wreak havoc on your health. Toxins can block nutrient absorption, cause oxidative stress, damage the organs of the body, and suppress the immune system. Often labeled as “foreign invaders,” the immune system can fixate on toxins, allowing other threats to sneak through. Removing these toxins through intracellular detoxification allows the immune system to flourish.

The Ultimate Body Detox

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1. ACS 200 Silver is fast acting, potent and comprehensive support for the immune
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   restoring and maintaining immune function.
3. ACZ nano zeolite has been proven to remove toxins safely and effectively.

This powerful 3-step System can keep you out of bed and healthy during the higher risk winter months.