04/26/2020
Personally, I don’t think the government wants people aware of their bodies natural ability to heal and thrive. The pharmaceutical industry, health insurance companies and hospitals pay millions of dollars in lobbying to politicians. If you would like more information on that please watch “What the Health” on Netflix or checkout my highlight “health tips”.
The FDA also sends out warning letters to holistic health companies such as one of my favorite essential oils companies . The ad did not claim to cure coronavirus as there is no cure. It read “Complex, constantly mutating biological agents such as a virus requires an equally complex bio compound solution.” The ad was for Tea Tree Oil which I bought after and have been loving so thanks FDA. They also raided a medical spa in Michigan for providing vitamin C injections to frontline workers like hospital staff, policemen, first responders, grocery store employees and others who work with the general public and are at higher risk for contracting the virus.
I got a lot of messages saying “it’s not that easy to just boost your immune system” well actually it is. I knew that because of the movie “Game Changers” on Netflix and my own research. Just one meal can greatly effect your immune system. We should be looking at long term health one meal at a time anyways, that is something that’s greatly helped my clients develop a healthy LIFESTYLE. One meal, one day at a time.
Here are some tips to start boosting your immune system now!
1. Get enough sleep. My biggest tip for trouble sleeping is to stop using your phone an hour before bed. I also on occasion take melatonin in the form of Sleep Now from Herbalife.
2. Eat more plant foods such as fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and legumes that are rich in nutrients and antioxidants.
3. Protect your gut health with probiotics or fermented foods such as pickled vegetables and kombucha.
4. Exercise regularly. Get at least 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity or 75 minutes of vigorous aerobic activity and 2 days of strength training exercises.
5. Manage stress with meditation, deep breathing and expressing gratitude.