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An important note (No supplement, diet, or lifestyle modification — aside from physical distancing, also known as social distancing, and practicing proper hygiene ⁠— can protect you from developing COVID-19. The strategies outlined below may boost your immune health, but they don’t protect specifically against COVID-19.) If you want to boost your immune health, you may wonder how to help your body fight off illnesses. While bolstering your immunity is easier said than done, several dietary and lifestyle changes may strengthen your body’s natural defenses and help you fight harmful pathogens, or disease-causing organisms. Here are 9 tips to strengthen your immunity naturally. 1. Get enough sleep Sleep and immunity are closely tied. In fact, inadequate or poor quality sleep is linked to a higher susceptibility to sickness. In a study in 164 healthy adults, those who slept fewer than 6 hours each night were more likely to catch a cold than those who slept 6 hours or more each night Gettin...

Did you know a standard glass of wine can contain as many calories as a piece of chocolate, and a pint of lager has about the same calorie count as a packet of crisps? The average wine drinker in England takes in around 2,000kcal from alcohol every month. Drinking five pints of lager a week adds up to 44,200kcal over a year, equivalent to eating 221 doughnuts. Many drinkers add to their calorie count by having snacks, such as crisps, nuts or pork scratchings, to accompany their tipple. A heavy drinking session is often followed by an unhealthy breakfast to help cope with a hangover, which again helps to pile on the pounds. Going for a fry-up instead of your usual bowl of cereal can add an extra 450kcal to the calorie count from the night before. The findings are based on an online survey of nearly 2,000 adults in England in March 2009 by YouGov for the Department of Health. Work out how many calories are in your favourite tipple with our alcohol calorie ta...

Smoking’s bad for your health, but exactly how does quitting make life better? Here are 10 ways your health will improve when you stop smoking. The quitting timeline After 20 minutes your blood pressure and pulse return to normal. After 24 hours your lungs start to clear. After two days your body is nicotine-free and your sense of taste and smell improve. After three days you can breathe more easily, and your energy increases. After two to 12 weeks, your circulation improves. After three to nine months coughs, wheezing and breathing improves. After one year your heart attack risk is  half that of a smoker. After 10 years your lung cancer risk is half that of a smoker. Better sex Stopping smoking improves the body’s bloodflow, so improves sensitivity. Men who stop smoking may get better erections. Women may find that their orgasms improve and they become aroused more easily. It’s also been found that non-smokers are three times more apealling to prospectiv...

There are so many stories around sex, it’s hard to know what to believe. Find out about the facts - it's t he best way to make sure that you have safer sex . 1: Yes, you can get  pregnant  the first time that you have sex. You may have heard that a girl can't get pregnant the first time that she has sex. The truth is, if a boy and a girl have sex and don’t use contraception, she can get pregnant, whether it’s her first time or she has had sex lots of times. A boy can get a girl pregnant the first time he has sex. If you’re female and have sex, you can get pregnant as soon as you start ovulating (releasing eggs). This happens before you have your first period. Find out more about  periods and the menstrual cycle . Using contraception protects against pregnancy. Using condoms also protects against sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Before you have sex, talk to your partner about contracep...

Get the most out of your workouts and avoid injury with these tips for the 10 exercises most frequently performed incorrectly. From lifting too much weight to poor technique, an incorrectly performed exercise can mean you're not getting the benefits you're looking for, and can even cause pain and damage. According to a poll of 942 fitness professionals by sports retailer Sweatband.com, top of the list is the bicep curl, followed by stomach crunches and the chest press. Physiotherapist  Nick Sinfield , a back pain specialist, describes the most common exercises done incorrectly and explains how to do them safely and efficiently. "To maximise the benefits of these exercises, aim to perform them in a slow and controlled manner, going through the full range of motion and lifting within your comfort zone," says Nick.   Bicep curls Target: front of the upper arm The most commonly reported error was people simply trying to lift too much wei...