Superfoods for Boosting Immunity: Your Daily Defense

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Vitamin C Powerhouses: Citrus, Berries, and Beyond

Begin your day with a half grapefruit or warm water with lemon to prime antioxidant defenses and hydration. A reader told us their winter sniffles eased after this simple habit. What is your favorite citrus kickstart?

Vitamin C Powerhouses: Citrus, Berries, and Beyond

Blueberries, strawberries, and blackberries supply vitamin C and flavonoids that support immune signaling. Aim for a rainbow bowl with yogurt or oatmeal. Snap a photo of your berry bowl and tag us so others can copy your vibrant idea.
Spoon sauerkraut onto avocado toast or fold kimchi into scrambled eggs for tangy, probiotic flair. A runner told us their post-workout recovery felt smoother after adding kefir smoothies. What quick ferment hack will you try tomorrow?

Seeds, Nuts, and Omega-3 Allies

Zinc from Crunchy Staples

Pumpkin seeds make a quick zinc-rich topper for soups and salads. Toss with smoked paprika and lemon zest for a savory snack. Tell us how you season yours, and we may feature your blend in our next roundup.

Selenium in a Single Bite

Brazil nuts pack powerful selenium; one to two nuts often meet daily needs. Chop into yogurt, or blend into a creamy pesto. Share whether you prefer them raw or lightly toasted, and what recipes they brighten for you.

Omega-3 Smooth Operators

Flax and chia add plant omega-3s to smoothies, overnight oats, and baked goods. Walnuts bring crunch and depth to salads. Post your best omega-3 snack idea so our community can benefit from your delicious creativity.
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