With a sudden increase in covid cases all over the world, it is important to keep your immune system strong. In this video, we have explained different tips and food to boost the immune system naturally. Once your immune system is healthy, the body is more likely to fight viruses and infections. Especially the winter season diet can be more challenging. In the winter season, we want to eat more fried foods that are spicy. But it is also important to boost your immunity. In such a case you need to follow some tips to boost your immune system. And while you are watching the video, you will find it is very easy to regain immunity with some easy steps such as - 1- Add Herbs & Species To Your Diet 2- Stay Hydrated 3- Include Whole Grain Foods To Your Diet 4- Go Green, Go Healthy (Homemade Foods) 5- De-stress Yourself 6- Get some fresh sunlight and air 7- Get Adequate Rest 8- Do proper exercise on daily basis.
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