Elana RoumellMed School For Moms · Naturopathic Doctor

#1 Immune Boosting Herb For Kids #elderberry #immunesystem #shorts

Name: #1 Immune Boosting Herb For Kids #elderberry #immunesystem #shorts
Uploaded: 2024-01-04T17:16:45+00:00
Duration: 59 s
Channel: Elana Roumell
Description: In this YouTube short, the speaker explains why elderberry is a powerful, natural medicine for supporting the immune system, especially in children…

4 Jan 2024 · 1 min

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In this YouTube short, the speaker explains why elderberry is a powerful, natural medicine for supporting the immune system, especially in children. Elderberry is described as an antiviral, antioxidant, and anti‑inflammatory berry that can help fight colds and flu. The speaker emphasizes that elderberry syrup is safe and effective for kids, urging viewers to choose sugar‑free, concentrated liquid forms to avoid additives. Creative, kid‑friendly ways to give elderberry are suggested, such as mixing it into yogurt, smoothies, or drizzling it over ice cream, while also noting the importance of avoiding added sugar when a child is sick.

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Why is elderberry one of the most powerful medicines? Elderberry is a powerful berry that has been used for centuries to support the immune system and fight off colds and flu. It's an antiviral. That means it helps fight viruses, which is great news since there are very few conventional medicines to help with common viruses. Elderberry is also packed with antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds that can help reduce symptoms and speed recovery. Now, what makes elderberry amazing is that it's not just effective for adults, also safe and effective for kids. I highly recommend elderberry syrup as a natural alternative to the over-the-counter cold and flu medicines. Now, I want you to steer clear from the brands that add sugar or additives to their elderberries. The liquid ones are my favorite because they're more concentrated and you get fewer additives that way. Now, one of the things I love most about elderberry is how good it tastes. Your child won't run away from you and you can get creative using it. You can mix it with yogurt for a healthy immune-boosting breakfast. You can throw it in a smoothie, or if you really get excited, drizzle it over ice cream. Now, obviously best to avoid sugar when sick,