5 Wellbeing Nutrition Products That Will Be Useful In Tackling The New Wave

The world has been reeling from the Covid-19 pandemic since the last 2 years. There’s been a series of waves hitting us at different stages, leaving us vulnerable and looking for resources and means to fight the battle. Currently, with the third wave underway, we have to look for ways to strengthen our immune system like never before, while we wait for booster vaccinations. So far, in the Omicron-led third wave, we are largely seeing fully vaccinated individuals with Covid 19 show symptoms like runny nose, loss of smell, headache, sore throat, sneezing, and even fever. While there are a lot of home remedies and over-the-counter medications available to help you build a strong immune system to combat this virus, we at Wellbeing Nutrition have a few options as well that could help. Read along to know more about them.

5 Wellbeing Nutrition Products That May Help In Tackling The New Wave

Wellbeing Nutrition is a smart nutrition brand that uses real foods sourced from different parts of the world in their products to ensure that you meet your nutritional requirements and stay healthy. Now with the ongoing new wave, we bring to you 5 products by Wellbeing Nutrition that may help strengthen your immune system to better combat this virus.

Grandma’s Kadha

Nothing treats cold, cough and flu the way kadha does. Kadha is an Ayurvedic home remedy that is often consumed as a chai or tea and has the potential to fight seasonal infections. The immunity-boosting drink is prepared by simmering different spices and herbs that help to strengthen the immune system and keep all kinds of infections and diseases at bay. While preparing a kadha from scratch can be quite a cumbersome process, Wellbeing Nutrition has the perfect solution for you.

Grandma’s Kadha, a tube containing 15 effervescent tablets, is an easy-to-make immunity-boosting drink. All you need to do is drop a tablet into a cup of piping hot water and have it sip by sip to soothe that sore throat, cold bout, or fever. Made of 13 adaptogenic herbs such as and spices like turmeric, black pepper, kulanjan, amla, dry ginger, shankhapushpi, coriander, echinacea, adulsa,bharangi, kalmegh, mulethi (licorice root), and tulsi. These are known for their immunity-boosting properties and for keeping cough, sore throat, cold, flu, and other kinds of respiratory ailments at bay. Having this regularly, in moderation, will help build a robust immune system.

Organic Vitamin C+ Zinc

There’s ample research out there which indicates that these two nutrients- vitamin C and zinc, when consumed together, can prevent or even plug in certain deficiencies caused as a result of poor nutrition, specific ailments, medications, or even pregnancy. People are advised to take vitamin C and zinc supplements to reduce the severity of symptoms associated with common cold and cough or to promote one’s overall wellbeing. Additionally, they are known for their immunomodulatory effects, which helps to potentially lessen the risk or severity of infectious diseases.

Go for Wellbeing Nutrition’s Organic vitamin C and zinc effervescent tablets, which contain natural superfoods like elderberry, acerola cherry, rosehip, Indian gooseberry (amla), and elemental zinc that strengthen the immune system and help the body offset free radical activity and oxidative stress, while raising the defense of white blood cells. Available in the form of effervescent tablets, these organic vitamin c and zinc supplements are easily dissolvable in water and thus effortless to consume. They are also more bioavailable and high in absorption compared to conventional tablets or capsules.

Multivitamin Melts

Befitting its name, multivitamins are supplements that are made up of several different varieties of essential vitamins and minerals, sometimes along with other ingredients. While there’s no evidence, which suggests that multivitamins provide optimal health, one thing is for sure- it definitely helps plug in the nutritional gaps in your diet. If one’s diet is often on-the-go containing an inadequate amount of nutrition, multivitamins should definitely feature in their daily routine as a must-have. That’s because nutritional deficiencies often culminate into serious health problems if left neglected for a long period of time.

When it comes to selecting which supplement to go in for, opt for Wellbeing Nutrition’s Multivitamin Melts. Available in rapid-dissolving nano strips, Multivitamin Melts transform essential plant-based extracts into nanoparticles. These oral thin strips instantly disintegrate in the mouth, the moment they come in touch with the tongue. They are effortless to consume with zero hassles and come in delicious Alphonso mango flavour, unlike the usual multivitamin capsules and tablets that leave a distinct medicinal aftertaste in the mouth after consumption. These supplements ensure you stay strong inside-out by supporting and strengthening the immune system.  

 

Daily Greens

If you are someone who avoids green leafy vegetables and healthy food for the simple reason that it doesn’t taste good, Daily Greens by Wellbeing Nutrition is for you. A plant-based vegan nutritious supplement, Daily Greens pulls out nutrients from 39 fresh veggies, fruits, and antioxidant-rich foods. This supplement has almost everything that the body requires to meet the daily nutrient count. Available in the form of effervescent tablets, all you need to do is drop a single tablet in a glass of water and let it fizz for a few seconds before drinking it all up. Not only are these tablets more bioavailable and high in absorption compared to traditional supplements, but they are also tastier and easy to consume. This supplement works wonders for those who feel tired and fatigued all the time, have poor immunity, constantly suffer from digestive issues or those who lack sufficient physical activity. So if you are someone who needs a reliable,natural, plant-based, and vegan supplement to ensure overall wellbeing, especially during these times, try Daily Greens.

Throat Relief Melts

One of the characteristic symptoms of Omicron or the third wave of Covid -19 is sore throat. While you don’t really require medications to cure a sore throat or cough usually, as they can more or less be dealt with natural remedies like gargling, sipping on hot water, kadha, and the like, you will need to visit a doctor if you have been diagnosed with Covid-19. While you will be prescribed over-the-counter medications to treat the symptoms, you can opt for natural supplements like Throat Relief Melts by Wellbeing Nutrition to reduce the severity of the infection.

Wellbeing Nutrition’s Melts Throat Relief are rapid mouth-dissolving oral thin strips that amalgamate the benefits of advanced nanoscience with the plant-derived extracts like mint, manuka honey, holy basil, sweet violet, ginger, curcumin, clove and licorice root. Their USP is that they embody the sublingual delivery system, which helps them dissolve the moment they come in contact with the surface of your tongue. A box of 30 oral thin strips, Melts Throat Relief is the best remedy for your persistent cough. If taken for 6-8 weeks continuously, once a day, you will see visible results. Either this supplement is likely to help reduce your cough bouts, prevent them altogether, or bring down its severity.

Final Takeaway

Amid a sharp rise in Omicron cases across the country and world, getting fully vaccinated and improving the effectiveness of the body's immune system with the afore-mentioned 5  immunity-boosting products by Wellbeing Nutrition will likely assist in strengthening the body’s response against the virus. So ensure you make these supplements a part of your daily routine.

References:

Sandip Mandal, Nimalan Arinaminpathy, Balram Bhargava, & Samiran Panda,Plausibility of a third wave of COVID-19 in India: A mathematical
modelling based analysis, Indian Journal of Medical Research.

Omicron SARS-CoV-2 variant: a new chapter in the COVID-19 pandemic, Salim S Abdool Karim, Quarraisha Abdool Karim, The Lancet (https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(21)02758-6/fulltext#seccestitle20)