A Healthy Immune System can Banish the Winter Blues

A Healthy Immune System can Banish the Winter Blues


Winter colds cause misery for millions, but help is at hand to keep in the best of health.

"It is vital to look after your Immune System if you want to enjoy good health this winter", said Malcolm Simmonds, Master Herbalist with Brighton-based Specialist Herbal Supplies (SHS).

SHS, which manufactures herbal products for complementary healthcare practitioners all over the world, has just launched its latest programme of herbal support for the Immune System. The Immune Programme includes detailed advice on diet and exercise as well as a range of traditional herbal preparations designed to assist in the production of white blood cells - the body’s natural defence against bugs and germs.

"Our herbal programme can help the circulation of lymph fluid, which is good news for white blood cells but bad news for bugs", said Mr Simmonds, who has championed traditional herbal medicine for 20 years.

"Pollution and pesticides play a major role in weakening the body’s defences. By following a sensible diet, taking moderate exercise, adopting a positive attitude, and taking our course of herbal supplements people can look forward to good health this Christmas and throughout the winter", said Mr Simmonds.

The Immune Programme, including free consultation by telephone or email, is now available from SHS online at
www.specialist-herbal.com.

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Further Information: Peter Knox +44 1273 424333; peter@specialist-herbal.com.

Notes to editors:
1. SHS, established in 1982, provides qualified natural healthcare advice as well as over 100 herbal products. Other programmes include support for the Menopause, Colon Cleansing, the Liver and the Digestive System.

2. Malcolm Simmonds is available for comments and/or interview - please telephone +44 1273 424333.





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