enthusiasm to train when the weather turns wet and cold. That's why it's important to watch what you eat at this time of year to help keep your immune system fighting fit.Cold WarA single hard training session causes temporary depression of immune function
such as red wine, dark rum and whisky, also make hangovers worse. Do it right, though, and red wine could actually benefit you, as it contains the immune-boosting antioxidant reseveratrol. Even better: try organic wine, which contains none
that supports the immune system," adds Currell.GOOD CHOICE: Prawn and cashews in a yellow bean sauceBAD CHOICE: Deep-fried sweet and sour chickenPizzaDelicious, and not the worst of the bunch. "Pizza can be great for carb-loading because of its doughy base
?A The best defence against colds and flu is a strong and healthy immune system. A wealth of natural remedies is available that can both alleviate symptoms and strengthen your natural immunity. Essential oils are one possibility. Cinnamon leaf essential oil
'Tis the season to eat well, so we've compiled some of our favourite Christmas recipes. As well as being delicious, all the recipes below are packed with nutrients that'll boost your immune system and fuel your running. As the chocolate wrappers
and proteins; assists the immune system and helps to heal wounds Meat; eggs; wholegrain cereals; milk and other dairy products Suggests a possible role in high-intensity and strength exercises; may help to boost the immune system Studies have failed to show
The benefits:MushroomsThese delicious and versatile fungi may fight colds and flu. Compounds in the white button variety boost the activity of immune-system cells that help tackle infections. Mushrooms also contain vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid
you’re ordering. Try to avoid items on the menu that are deep-fried; they’re packed with unhealthy hydrogenated fats. Cashew nuts are a good option. “They’re often used in Chinese cooking and they contain a healthy fat that supports the immune system
Recovering from a run is just as important as fueling for the next. By taking a recovery drink after you exercise you’ll speed up muscle repair, rehydrate and give your immune system a boost. Research suggests that a combination of carbohydrate
