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When the seasons change, or when I\u2019ve been around a lot of the sniffles, I like to make a big batch of elderberry syrup.<\/a> While that\u2019s always been a staple around our home, I also like to change up my immune boosting remedies. I\u2019ve made all sorts of herbal concoctions over the years, but this simple ginger, turmeric, and lemon immunity shot is one I keep coming back to.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s warming and a little spicy, with a vibrant golden color thanks to the antioxidants. Best of all, it\u2019s packed with nutrients that support the immune system, calm inflammation, and help the liver with detox. I sometimes sweeten it with raw honey to take the earthy edge off of the spices. If you\u2019re feeling fancy, swap out the water for coconut water or pineapple juice for a tropical twist.<\/p>\n

Why I Love These Ingredients<\/h2>\n

Fresh Ginger<\/h3>\n

Ginger is a staple in my kitchen for both cooking and natural remedies.<\/a> I use it for everything from easing upset stomachs to calming coughs. It\u2019s naturally warming, supports healthy circulation, and contains compounds that can help reduce inflammation. If you eat ginger you can feel it working almost immediately to warm the body.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Fresh Lemon Juice<\/h3>\n

Fresh lemon juice<\/a> adds a bright flavor and a welcome dose of vitamin C. It\u2019s great for supporting immune health and can help soothe a scratchy throat. I also find that lemon gives this drink a refreshing balance. It cuts through the spice of the ginger and the earthiness of the turmeric to brighten it up. Lemon is also a great way to detox.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Fresh Turmeric<\/h3>\n

Many recognize turmeric for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. I love using it to support joint health, digestion, and liver function. Fresh turmeric root <\/a>works great for this recipe and lends an earthy, complex flavor and a bright yellow hue. Just remember, it will stain anything it touches, so be mindful when you\u2019re making the immunity shots.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Raw Honey<\/strong>\u00a0<\/h3>\n

The raw honey<\/a> is optional, but it does help to mellow out the bite from the ginger and turmeric. Honey has natural antibacterial properties, can soothe sore throats, and adds a mellow sweetness. Local, raw honey can help combat seasonal allergies and is high in antioxidants and nutrients. It can even help reduce mucus and calm coughs as well as some over the counter cough syrups.<\/p>\n

Optional Base Swap<\/strong><\/h3>\n

While plain water works just fine, sometimes I\u2019ll use coconut water for extra electrolytes. Pineapple juice is another great option for natural sweetness. Pineapple contains the enzyme bromelain to help better digest food and calm coughs. Other research shows bromelain can help with issues like preventing sinusitis, bronchitis, and blood clots. Both options pair beautifully with the ginger and turmeric.<\/p>\n

Here\u2019s how to make your own anti-inflammatory, immune boosting wellness \u201cshots.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Anti-inflammatory Ginger Turmeric Immunity Shots<\/h2>\n

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These spicy, flavorful “shots” help keep your immune system in shape. Plus they’re anti-inflammatory and energizing. <\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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