To Beat the Common Cold, Build a High Performance Immune System

February 5, 2017

Take three strategic steps to ward off the viruses that cause the common cold

As a family doctor, I recommend three strategies to ward off the troublesome viruses that cause the common cold. First, protect yourself. Second, if you get a cold prevent the spread of your germs to others. And finally, build and maintain a high-performance immune system.

So how do you do that, you ask? Here’s my take.

First, improve your overall health by getting seven to eight hours of sleep daily, exercising regularly, actively managing stressful situations, and eating highly nutritious, immune enhancing foods like spinach, lentils, almonds, oranges, grapefruits, crab, salmon, broccoli, beef, halibut, chicken and turkey.

Finally, take daily a multivitamin and mineral supplement specifically designed to ensure day in, day out high-performance immunity.

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This is Dr. Jim for Be Healthy! Be Happy! hoping this message helps power your path to happiness!

 

Reference: Common Colds: Protect Yourself and Others. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/dotw/common-cold/ [accessed November 14, 2016].

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.