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Activities to Naturally Boost Your Immune System and Protect Against Toxins that Accelerate Aging

Post by: KATHY SKINNER in Immune, Toxins, aging
During this time of year, you may wonder, “How can I boost my immune system naturally?” Fortunately, there are simple, natural lifestyle changes you can incorporate to strengthen your body’s defenses, reduce toxins, and even slow the aging process. I’m going to go over four simple ways to boost your immune system naturally.
 
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1 - Prioritize Your Quality of Sleep
Sleep is one of the best immune boosters, as it allows the body time to recharge and fight off invading pathogens. When you’re well-rested, your immune system is stronger and more responsive. Without enough sleep, the body cannot fully recharge, leaving you vulnerable to both seasonal illnesses and accelerated aging.
 
To enhance your sleep:

- Limit screen time an hour before bed.  
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- Turn off electronics in the bedroom.
- Keep your room cool and comfortable.
 
For added relaxation, try diffusing essential oils such as Serenity®, Restful Blend is a magical mix of CPTG® Lavender oil, Cedarwood, Coriander, Ylang Ylang, Marjoram, Roman Chamomile, Vetiver, and Sandalwood essential oils with hints of Tonka Bean and Vanilla Absolute. The blend creates a calming, tranquil atmosphere. 
This oil blend will help relax your mind and body, preparing you for restorative sleep.
Instead of putting it into a diffuser, I like to put a drop on each side of my head on the pillow. That way if I do wake up during the night , I can easily breathe it in to return to a restful deep sleep.
 
2 - Get Moving
 

Daily physical activity is essential for both immunity and slowing aging. You don’t have to spend hours at the gym—a brisk 30-minute walk a few times a week can be enough to stimulate immune cells and help remove toxins. Plus, regular exercise improves circulation, which can clear toxins out of the body, helping you feel younger and more energized. And also put you in a better mood.
 
 
3 - Adopt a Positive Mindset
Keeping a positive mindset goes beyond feeling good; it affects your physical health too. Research shows that a positive outlook can improve immune function for up to two years after experiencing positive stimuli! 
Stress, on the other hand, leads to the release of harmful chemicals in the body that contribute to faster aging.

To improve your mindset:
- Practice daily gratitude.
- Focus on positive images or memories.
- Try diffusing uplifting essential oils like Citrus Bliss® the Invigorating Blend one of my favorites, to elevate your mood and promote positivity.
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4 - Soak Up the Sun & Fresh Air
 
Spending time outdoors is a natural way to boost both your physical and mental health. 
Natural sunlight helps your body produce vitamin D, which is vital for immune health. Additionally, connecting with nature has been shown to lower stress levels, which reduces harmful toxin buildup in the body. Lower stress means a stronger immune system and a slower aging process.
My favorites are to take a walk or putter in my garden and sometimes just laying in the hammock! Can’t think of a better way to boost my immune system naturally.
 

Strengthening your immune system with these natural lifestyle changes can help fend off seasonal illnesses and decrease the long-term effects of aging. Embrace these habits and give your immune system—and overall health—the natural boost it deserves.

Learn more in my YouTube Playlist >>> Natural Immunity Boosters

Blessings for Health, Joy & Laughter,
Kathy

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