Immune Boosting Dandelion & Ginger Shampoo

Like the Wise Owl Shampoo and the Happy Shampoo, this shampoo bar monopolises on the fact that the scalp is one of the most absorbent areas of skin. Formulated to help keep your immune system strong, it's packed full of fresh ingredients known for their magical immune-boosting properties.
 
Dandelions have been traditionally used to relieve symptoms of hepatitis and, according to research, may aid in treating hepatitis. Another study also suggests that dandelion may help protect the immune system against various diseases. It has antimicrobial properties and may aid in preventing bacterial infections. A 2018 study suggests antibacterial effects against Staphylococcus aureus bacteria. They promote liver health and regulate bile production. With antioxidant and disinfectant properties, due to the presence of vitamin C and luteolin, dandelions fight viral infections as well. They are beneficial when taken with sugarcane juice since they replace the sugar in the body, which is significantly lowered due to the impact of excess bile. A lack of sugar can cause fatigue and weakness, so dandelions also help boost your energy levels after infection.
 
Fresh ginger root is renowned for its immune boosting properties, also acting as an effective antiviral, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial.  
 
Almond oil can soften and strengthen your hair. It contains a high content of vitamin E, which is a powerful antioxidant. Vitamin E seeks out damaging free radicals in the body and helps to eliminate them. Free radicals promote chronic diseases and can be hazardous to the body’s organs, so vitamin E does the body a great service. 
 
Orange juice can boost immunity by providing essential nutrients that your immune system needs to function; vitamins A and C, folate and copper. 
 
With the presence of vitamin C, antioxidants, and other immune strengthening minerals, cabbage juice can be a great shield for the immune system. Furthermore, some of the trace active ingredients can counter the release of histamines in the body, which reduces the workload of your immune system.
 
Garlic contains allicin – a property which is released when you cut into the vegetable (this property is also the cause of the vegetables distinctive smell). This, along with the antioxidants inside the vegetable, help to fight off infection and support the immune system.
 
The Omega 3 fatty acids in linseed oil work with lignans to help your white blood cells and immune system fight off disease. Linseeds are a great food to introduce to young children to help their developing immune systems.
 
Sunflower seeds contain selenium which help your body fight against certain cancers, while also helping your immune system to control cell damage.  Sunflower seeds are a great source of vitamin E, which helps maintain healthy skin, hair and nails. 
 
The pytonutrients in raw honey have anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties that can help to boost your immune system and fight sickness.