How to Stay Healthy During Monsoon Season: Summer Cold Prevention & Immune Support Routine

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As the summer monsoon begins, the weather turns cloudy and humid—conditions that can weaken your immune system and lead to fatigue or summer colds.

In today’s GIN Wellness Briefing, we’ll guide you through essential summer health tips, natural immunity boosters, and how to beat the rainy season blues.

["Why Does the Monsoon Make Us Feel Tired?"]

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1.The rainy season brings physical and mental sluggishness due to

  • High humidity → Weakens immune defenses

  • Large temperature swings → Increases cold risk

  • Poor indoor ventilation → Promotes bacteria, viruses, and mold

→ Lower immunity means higher chances of catching a summer cold.

2. What Is a Summer Cold and How Is It Different?

Common ColdSummer Cold
Caused by viral infectionCaused by AC overexposure
Symptoms: runny nose, feverSymptoms: sore throat, fatigue, headache
Usually lasts 3–5 daysMay last longer and feel heavier
→ In the monsoon, you also need to watch out for stomach bugs, “aircon fatigue,” and skin issues.

3. Simple Habits for Monsoon Immunity

1. Improve Indoor Air Quality

  • Ventilate rooms 1–2 times daily

  • Use dehumidifiers or natural absorbers (e.g., charcoal, baking soda)

  • Sun-dry bedding regularly

2. Hydrate & Eat Well

  • Drink 1.5–2L of water daily (warm barley tea is great!)

  • Eat seasonal fruits and veggies rich in vitamins C, E, and zinc

3. Smart Use of Air Conditioning

  • Maintain less than 5°C temperature difference indoors and outdoors

  • Avoid direct airflow

  • Use sleep timers at night

4. Sleep & Movement Matter

  • Get 7–8 hours of consistent sleep

  • Light exercise such as morning stretches or a 10-minute walk

4. Natural Immunity Boost: Korean Ginseng Tea

At GINWORLDART, one of our favorite daily wellness routines is Korean ginseng tea—especially during monsoon season.

Why?
The key compound, Ginsenosides, supports:

  • Immune system balance

  • Fatigue recovery

  • Antioxidant and anti-stress effects

5. Ginseng Tea Recipe (Easy Home Brew)

  • Thinly slice fresh or red ginseng

  • Simmer in 500ml of water for at least 20 minutes

  • Optional: Add honey or lemon to taste

Perfect for humid, low-energy days. A warm cup helps reset your internal balance naturally.

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📌 Post Summary

  • Humid monsoon weather weakens your immune system

  • Summer colds differ from common colds and can linger

  • Key health tips: Ventilate, hydrate, eat clean, sleep well, stay active

  • Korean ginseng tea is a trusted, natural immune support during this season

Thanks for reading!
The rainy season can be draining, but with small, practical habits and the wisdom of traditional wellness, you can stay healthy and energized.

GINWORLDART will continue to bring you valuable seasonal health tips—stay tuned and take care!

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