Some spices could boost immunity against COVID-19

Some spices could boost immunity against COVID-19

A study published by American Chemical Society, correlating COVID cases and consumption of spices revealed that countries with less consumption of spices showed greater infections of COVID. Study also reported that death rates were fewer and recovery rates were higher in populations consuming 4 grams or higher amounts of spices per person perday. Particulary the following spices could boost immunity against bacterial and viral infections.

SpiceHealth benefits
GingerAntibacterial and Inhibits viral activity
GarlicAntibacterial, Antiviral, and Antifungal
TurmericAntiviral against Hepatitis C and Influenza, Antioxidant, and Antiinflammatory
CloveAntioxidants, Antibacterial, Relieves Asthma and Cough
Reference

Elsayed, Y., & Khan, N. A. (2020). Immunity-boosting spices and the novel coronavirus. ACS chemical neuroscience11(12), 1696-1698.

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