I wonder why these foods are so good but not the standard... it's so weird. Why don't people eat these kind of foods all the time?
10 Foods That Can Boost Your Immunity Naturally

More than 23 million people fall ill each year just by eating contaminated food, according to WHO. And as per another report, there are as many different viruses as there are stars in the sky. To keep our bodies from becoming sick, the best solution is to build up our immunity from within. Thankfully, it’s actually easy to achieve.
Bright Side has put together a list of 10 foods you can consume to boost your immune system naturally. And at the end, you’ll find a bonus section about a superfood that does wonders for your body.
1. Almonds
Aside from an ounce of almonds having the same calcium value as 1/4 cup of milk, these wonderful nutrients can help keep your body fit. According to researchers, almonds boost the immune system, especially against viruses. High in vitamin E and fiber, they can also keep your blood sugar in check.
2. Sunflower seeds
A perfectly healthy snack, sunflower seeds can also prove to be your savior when it comes to immunity. They reduce the risk of various chronic diseases like Alzheimer’s, they keep your heart healthy, and they also prevent sickness. It also works wonders for expecting mothers and helps the fetus to healthily develop.
3. Papaya
Rich in antioxidants, the papaya is a tasty choice loaded with benefits. Some of these include fighting inflammation, reducing the risk of cancer, and keeping digestion in check.
4. Kiwi
5. Ginger
This easily available spice does wonders for your body. It lowers cholesterol, eases period pain, and increases the body’s ability to fight infections overall.
6. Elderberries
Elderberries are full of antioxidants and are often used to treat various diseases. These purple berries can fight stress and improve the inner workings of your immune system.
7. Oysters
8. Spinach
It’s no mystery that spinach is good for your health, but apparently, this nutrient powerhouse is also great for your immunity. Spinach is a great source of magnesium which is needed to maintain nerve function, a healthy heart, good blood pressure, and strong muscles.
9. Watermelon
Not only can watermelon keep your skin and hair healthy, but it can also improve your digestion and reduce inflammation in your body.
10. Fruits rich in vitamin C
According to a report, vitamin C can give your immune system a boost in 20 ways! To name a few, it can keep your white blood cells healthy, kill unwanted or bad cells, and increase the production of antibodies.
Bonus: the power of almonds
In addition to building immunity, there’s a lot more good almonds can bring to your body. They reduce cholesterol, add more antioxidants to your bloodstream, help you shed some pounds, and even keep your eyes healthy. Almonds also keep your skin clear and can improve your thinking abilities.
Were you aware of the benefits of these food items? What do you do to boost your immunity?
Comments
I wonder what a "boosted" immune system will do....probably give you lupus or ankylosing spondylitis or celiac disease or rheumatoid arthritis or Guillain-Barre syndrome or any of 100 other autoimmune diseases. A really really 'boosted' immune system gives rise to a deadly cytokine storm so good luck with that.
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