As a dietitian and mom, I focus on boosting my kids' immune system during cold months. Here's what I buy.
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As a dietitian and mom, I focus on boosting my kids' immune system during cold months. Here's what I buy.
"As a parent of little ones, I know just how debilitating catching the flu can be to a family. Everyone goes down in succession, making a simple illness take several weeks to run its course. With winter upon us, I'm conscious of the foods I feed my family to support our immune systems. Costco is one of my favorite retailers to shop at for my family."
"With a variety of uses, I cook with canned tomatoes almost every day, making this Costco 8-pack arguably too small. Besides their versatility, another reason I love canned tomatoes is that they contain more lycopene than fresh tomatoes. The processing involved in canned tomatoes actually boosts this immune-supporting antioxidant. Chobani protein Greek yogurt. Greek yogurt with live and active cultures is a great source of probiotics, which, when consumed regularly, can help support a healthy immune system."
Winter illnesses often spread rapidly through families, prolonging recovery and increasing the need for immune-supporting nutrition. Stocking versatile pantry staples provides convenient, nutrient-rich options. Canned diced tomatoes offer increased lycopene compared with fresh tomatoes because processing boosts this antioxidant. Protein Greek yogurt with live and active cultures supplies probiotics and, in the chosen Chobani No Sugar Added Protein variety, 20 grams of protein sweetened with stevia. Mandarins provide toddler-friendly portions and vitamin C to help immune cells counter oxidative stress. Raw unfiltered honey delivers phytonutrients with antibacterial and immune-supporting properties, but it must not be given to children under one year.
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