1)
Drink Ginger Tea
Ginger is a very warming to the
lungs and regulates the digestive system.
The unexpected cold wind invades the body the head and neck causing
headaches, chills, cough, runny nose and leading to the common cold.
A hot cup of ginger tea causes
the body to heat up and sweat the wind and cold out through the skin. This supplements the immune system for common
cold and flu protection.
2)
Drink Miso Soup
Miso soup is delicious
traditional Chinese food remedy that is loved in this country. It is made of fermented soybeans (miso),
scallions and a little tofu. Similar to
the effects of ginger, miso also warms body and skin, releasing wind and cold
invasion of the body.
Miso paste can be purchased from
most supermarkets and you can add this tasty soup as a daily part of your diet.
3)
Wear a Hat and Scarf
Since you were a child, you heard
that 30% of your body heat escapes through your head. You may hate to admit it, but your mother
knew what she was talking about. Wearing
a hat and a light scarf this time of the year will save you from the sniffles
and needless suffering of being sick.
4)
Eat plenty of Pears and Apples
There is a time and season for
everything. In the Autumn, pears and apples
are beneficial to the care of the Lungs.
They stop cough, get rid of phlegm and build the immune system.
5)
Dress Consistently
One day it is 62 degrees and
sunny, the next day is 45 degrees and overcast.
This rollercoaster on the thermometer and barometer can wreak havoc on
your health. Dress consistently daily to
avoid being prepared for dramatic shifts in the climate.
Take advantage of these simple
tips to stay healthy and in step with nature.
Bishara Wilson, L.Ac., MSTOM
www.NewYorkSportsAcupuncture.com
Bishara Wilson, L.Ac., MSTOM
www.NewYorkSportsAcupuncture.com
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