2. Tip #1
Get your nutrients
A diet that is rich in vitamin E and vitamin C, zinc,
and selenium will help you boost your immunity.
3. Tip #2
Cut process food
By cutting the processed food, you reduce the
chances of inflammation in the body.
4. Tip #3
Get your selenium
Not only is selenium a powerful antioxidant, but
it also plays a vital role in our immune system.
The daily intake recommendation is 55
micrograms (mcg) of selenium for an adult.
5. Tip #4
Eat Brazil nuts
Just one nut can provide up to 96 mcg of
selenium, which is already above the daily
recommendation of 55 mcg.
6. Tip #5
Add fish to your meal
One ounce of tuna can provide around 30 mcg of
selenium. Salmon is also an excellent choice; it contains a
lot of “healthy fat” (omega-3), which is known to
strengthen the immune system and reduce the risks of
heart disease.
7. Tip #6
Increase your vitamin E
Vitamin E can help fight any infection in the
body since it enhances the immune system. A
daily dose of 15 mg a day is what is
recommended by the experts, and it is
especially important as you age.
8. Tip #7
Eat sunflower seeds
One ounce can provide 76% of your daily intake of
vitamin E.
9. Tip #8
Make a spinach salad
Spinach is a significant source of vitamin C but
also contains vitamin E.
10. Tip #9
Enhance your vitamin C
Vitamin C is critical to the immune system; the
recommendation is 75–90 mg a day.
11. Tip #10
Include citrus fruits in your meals
Have a grapefruit for breakfast; it will provide
50% of your daily intake of vitamin C.
12. Tip #11
Eat watermelon
It’s an excellent source of potassium (which
helps regulate the body functions), vitamin A
and vitamin C.