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Your immune system fights off infection and inflammation and protects you against thousands of viruses and bacteria everyday. Often, you can’t even tell that your immune system is working so hard because our body just protects us, without even generating any of the normal symptoms of a virus or bacteria. It’s only when the immune system is overwhelmed or the virus or bacteria is particularly virulent that we experience symptoms like a runny nose, headache, sore throat, upset tummy, that indicate an infection has taken hold.
Your Immune System can have such a big impact on your overall health, even when you’re well, so its wise to look after and nourish it so that when needed it, it can work its full magic!
There are a few key indicators which would suggest you have a low immune system; they include:
Make sure you have a good balance of fruit and vegetables for optimum nutrition. Also try to ensure you have healthy fats & oils for heart health too.
Aim to do at least 30 minutes of exercise 5 days a week but do not push yourself too hard as this can weaken your immune system.
Remember to avoid exercising at too high intensity, too frequently basis or for extended periods without stopping to rest.
3. Embrace good hygiene practices at home
Deep clean the house once a week but pay particular attention to two key areas:
People with a weak immune system should take steps to manage their stress. Practices that may reduce and manage stress include:
By reducing your stress, your body is more easily able to repair itself when sleeping. This in turn improves your immune system.
If you feel you have a low immune system and you’re constantly feeling generally unwell, seek medical advice.
These are everyday lifestyle habits that support general wellbeing — not medical advice. If you're concerned about your immune health, it's always worth a chat with your GP.
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