Diverse Plant Diet Reduces Virus Risk

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Dr. Megan Rossi in Advocate Now video

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Quotes From Source

“Eating a diet full of plants... can decrease your risk of contracting viruses.”

Story of claim

Consuming a variety of plant-based foods can decrease the risk of contracting viruses and shorten cold and flu duration. Dr. Megan Rossi suggests adding vitamin C and garlic for enhanced immunity.

  • Goal: To decrease virus risk and reduce cold duration through dietary choices.
  • Proof: A plant-rich diet supports immune resilience, lowering virus contraction risk and illness duration.
  • Nuances:
    • Incorporate vitamin C and garlic to lower cold and flu duration.
    • Whole Foods and Super Sticks support immunity.
  • Impact on Life: Enhanced immune health and reduced sickness duration may lead to fewer sick days and improved overall well-being.

Investments

  • Price: Estimate $50-100 for diverse plant foods per month
  • Time: Immediate incorporation into diet
  • Effort: Requires planning and dietary adjustments

Risks

Limited risks if dietary changes are balanced.

Alternatives

  • Consider consulting a nutritionist for personalized diet plans.

Get Started 🚀

  • Include a variety of plants and Whole Foods in your diet.
  • Incorporate vitamin C and garlic specifically for cold and flu.
  • Evaluate your current diet and add new plant categories gradually.
  • Monitor how dietary changes affect your health over time.

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