Prevent & Protect Against COVID-19

Get informed. Be Proactive. Protect Now.

Is it possible to prevent or protect yourself from COVID-19?

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Currently there is no proven vaccine or drug to prevent or cure COVID-19. Preventative recommendations from WHO and CDC are focussed on avoiding personal exposure to the infection, and reducing the transfer of the infection to others. [Read more here].

However despite best efforts, researchers are predicting up to 70% of Australians could become infected with the Coronavirus [Read more here]. As a result, the strength of an individual’s immune system is critical, as an optimal immune response has been shown to reduce incidence of infection, days-of-illness and severity of symptoms. A number of lifestyle factors are strongly associated with improved immune markers and susceptibility of infection. Advancements in personalised health have indicated that there may be a greater benefit for a personalised approach to lifestyle factors for general health and well being.

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WHO Supports Proactive Health

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On March 20th, Director General of WHO, Dr Tedros Adhanom, urged the public to practice healthful behaviours as the best way to fight COVID-19. “First, eat a healthy and nutritious diet, which helps your immune system to function properly.” [Read more here]

Australian Health Scientist Matt Riemann, who heads up the COVID-19 Personal Immunity Research Study focussed on further understanding the direct links between personal immunity and the Coronavirus, explains “Our body’s immune system is designed to fight against viruses like COVID-19. There is strong evidence to suggest we should all be taking proactive steps immediately to educate and empower each Australian with evidence-based recommendations that promote nutritional adequacy and a healthy diet of fresh whole foods loaded with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties at this time.”