Prepare for Coronavirus Part 2

Prepare for Coronavirus Part 2

This flu season, it's more important than ever to be prepared for virus outbreaks. The government recommends storing a two week supply of food and water in the event a pandemic breaks out and it's unsafe to travel outdoors. Here are some more tips to stay prepared for an outbreak (https://www.ready.gov/pandemic):
  1. Make sure you will have a continuous supply of prescription drugs in the event of an outbreak and have other basic health supplies in stock
  2. Talk to your loved ones about actions to be taken if you or a family member gets sick
  3. Practice sanitary habits such as frequent hand washing, covering your nose and mouth properly when sneezing, and avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth
  4. Stay healthy by drinking lots of water, exercising, and sleeping and eating well
We've compiled recipes that will help you prepare and defend against viruses.
You can buy whole frozen chickens so that you'll have options for dining in when you want to avoid public crowds. Chicken is a versatile ingredient that is the foundation of many classic recipes. Chicken noodle soup is my favorite for recovering from the cold or flu.

Chicken Noodle Soup

Along with chicken noodle soup, soup in general is great for disease season. To stay healthy, health experts recommend drinking 8 8 oz cups of liquid a day, and drinking a lot of soup is a delicious way to achieve your hydration goals and warm up your body when you're not feeling well. You can stock up on canned soups for emergencies, or make your own delicious soup in the meantime. We have a great beef soup recipe for you to try.

Beef Barley Potato Soup

Many vegetables and spices have anti-inflammatory effects and a whole host of other health benefits that may help you fight disease. Check out this tofu curry recipe which contains immune system boosting ingredients including onion, ginger, garlic, and red pepper!

Tofu Curry


Leave a comment

Comments will be approved before showing up.


Also in Be Inspired

From Mom’s Kitchen to Mine: Why Families Pass VitaClay Down | VitaClay
From Mom’s Kitchen to Mine: Why Families Pass VitaClay Down | VitaClay

Every time VitaClay founder Michelle Liu’s daughter comes home, she asks for Mom’s Chinese chicken soup with shiitake mushrooms. After more than 25 years of VitaClay, we’ve realized that many families have their own version of this story—real food, familiar recipes and cooking traditions passed from one generation to another.

The Rise of Nourishing Cooking: Why the Future of Wellness Starts in a Clay Pot
The Rise of Nourishing Cooking: Why the Future of Wellness Starts in a Clay Pot

Discover how traditional slow cooking is being reimagined for modern wellness. Explore the science, benefits, and philosophy behind VitaClay’s Nourishing Cooking System—and why how we prepare our food may be just as important as what we eat.

Summer Vibes, Super Greens!
Summer Vibes, Super Greens!

News & Updates