Boost Your Immune System with Vitamin C
Research shows that a high vitamin C intake can help the immune system’s ability to track down and fight viruses and bacteria, potentially lessening a cold’s duration and severity.
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For Your Information features articles and news about Food Sensitivity (commonly known as Food Intolerance). New articles are posted twice a month covering everything from explaining different aspects of the condition and how to help your patients cope to recipes and other tips.
Research shows that a high vitamin C intake can help the immune system’s ability to track down and fight viruses and bacteria, potentially lessening a cold’s duration and severity.
Certain foods can have a positive effect on our mood. These “mood foods” can put you in a good mood, lower stress sensitivity, provide warmth, liven you up, and dispel sleepiness – it’s easier than you might think to eat and be happy.
Over a length of several meters, our intestines digest all of the food that we consume. Yet our intestines can do much more than just taking care of digestion or excretion.
Food issues? Liven up your food with wild herbs.
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Delicious plum cake, gently melting sorbet, crunchy salads—culinary delights that cause discomfort for many people, especially people who have type I or III food allergies and/or food intolerances.
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Wild herbs also make great spring remedies. Wild herbs contain valuable active substances, such as essential oils, bitter compounds, and flavonoids, which help your body detoxify.
Food is essential for life, but food can also lead to many health issues.