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Tips to remain healthy this winter

Nepalkhabar

 |  Kathmandu

As most of you are aware, the winter will be harsh this year due to the sudden drop in temperature. Each day is growing colder than the previous one, making it difficult to live a healthy life.

So, here are some suggestions for staying healthy this winter:

Maintain a healthy balanced diet: A healthy diet is essential during winter. A diet rich in grains, lean meats, fish, poultry, legumes, nuts, seeds, and lots of fresh fruits and vegetables is essential for your body's immune system to function properly. Boosting the immune system will aid in the prevention of many illnesses and infections.

Exercise: Moving your body is another effective way to stay healthy this winter. This activity helps to stimulate muscles in your body and keep you warm. Aside from that, it aids in the development of a healthy physique for the next summer.

Stay hydrated:  Whether it's summer or winter, drinking enough water is essential. Water serves to cleanse our systems, eliminate pollutants, transport nutrients, and maintain bodily fluid balance. Drinking enough of water is also beneficial.

Get outside during the day: When it's cold outside, it's tempting to stay indoors all day, but you should push yourself to get outside. If you don't get enough natural sunshine throughout the winter, you may develop a vitamin D deficiency, which may be harmful to your health.

Prepare suitable winter gear: You should prepare proper winter attire. Clothing that covers your entire body and offers warmth is also required. This is essential since remaining cold for an extended period of time is harmful to one's health. Staying close to warm locations might also be a nice option.

Maintain good hygiene: With viruses like the common cold, RSV, influenza, and COVID-19 spreading this winter, it's critical to practice good hygiene. So washing your hands with soap and warm water, cleaning surfaces often, and wearing a mask in busy places are all important precautions to consider.



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