5 WAYS TO STAY HEALTHY DURING THE RAINY SEASON

The rainy season can be fun for a lot of people, after all, who wouldn’t like the cozy breeze and the soothing sound of rainfall on your front porch? Though enjoyable, it can quickly turn against you if you don’t take safety measures and be careful during this time. So, here are 5 ways to help you stay healthy during the rainy season.

1.      Drink More Water
Hydration is key to everything. We tend to drink less water in the rainy season compared to the dry season, but this should not affect our regular amount of water intake. Make sure you drink warm and clean water as well, as water tends to be contaminated during this time. The safest way to go about it is to drink your own boiled water and pack it up in a tumbler whenever you need to go outdoors.

2.      Boost Your Immunity with Vitamin C 
Since germs tend to thrive more in the rainy season, your body is going to need to become stronger and more resilient towards it as well. One of the best ways to build a stronger immune system is to increase the amount of your Vitamin C consumption as it plays a crucial part in boosting your immunity against pathogens. Fruits and vegetables such as oranges, strawberries, sprouts, and broccoli are great sources of Vitamin C.

3.      Get Proper Rest
We all know that we should get at least 8 hours of sleep every night, but why? A good night sleep can help you with improving your immune system, making you less prone to common diseases such as the common cold and flu-like symptoms.

4.      Maintain Good Hygiene
Germs and bacteria are very active in this damp and moist environment. So, regular handwashing and rinsing are needed, especially before eating, in order to get rid of any potential pathogens that might be lurking. Doing this will not only help you, but it will also avoid the risk of spreading it to others as well. 

5.      Exercise Regularly
Regular exercise is one of the best ways to combat any disease, as it can boost your immune system, making you less likely to get sick.

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