Is there a link between fermented foods and coronavirus immunity?

in ecoTrain5 years ago

So having ran down to like 5 carrots and 3 celery sticks and feeling too hungry to juice I went out grocery shopping. I was just sitting down tucking into one of my favourites sprouted grain wraps with humous, tofu and kmchi when I realised a connection.

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I started to realise almost all the countries with a low death count eat a high percentage of fermented foods for example in Japan and South Korea Kimchi, miso, pickles and kombucha, Germany and Sweeden eat a lot of sauerkraut, India Kefir. If you see this list on wiki almost all these countries have a much lower than average death rate.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fermented_foods?fbclid=IwAR16JPSdCaOKzfnPP9REZg8R2jgwR6LsxW-w4Vk_3CwqDXHBG1kfQJzUxh0

It is never a virus that kills you but your bodies immune system not being able to fight it.

The whole reason I am so up on fermented foods is due to having auto immune markers in the past and researching leaky gut. It's quite well known fermented foods can boost your immune system.

https://www.sciencefocus.com/news/eating-fermented-food-can-give-a-boost-to-your-immune-system/?fbclid=IwAR1ow1VGNMCx_dh4aTtaBv06WufTkAWdvO_SDV7uIxa6-N3tvbkFmncJzT0

I'm no scientist but kimchi and kombucha and all other fermented foods are yummy ! so whats the harm in adding some to your food.

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