Surviving the back to school germs with BioCare ** WIN **

I’m sure I’m not the only one who dreads this time of year, when the children go back to school, the weather changes, and the germs spread like wild fire!! Already this year we have had countless germs, viruses and infections, and I’ve reached the point where enough is enough. We are taking measures to make sure that we get through the Autumn/Winter feeling as fit and healthy as possible, and thanks to BioCare I think we’ve got it sorted.

The first thing for me is making sure that we are eating a healthy diet and getting enough exercise, not to mention having enough sleep and taking care of ourselves in general. But after that, especially at this time of year, I think supplements are so important and BioCare covers both children and adults, with a fab range of products to make sure we all stay as fit as possible.

With Biocare Red Berry BioMelts to give an all in one solution of live bacteria and vitamin D, they taste great and melt on the tongue meaning children are more than happy to take them! Priced at £17.99 for 28 sachets, they are convenient and can even be used on the go.

We also love the BioCare Complete Complex, a pleasant tasting powder multinutrient for children. With all of their vital nutrients, as well as Vitamin D and iodine for normal growth and development of children, they are priced at £25.96 for a two month supply.

For adults, the NT Complex is a unique, high potency combination of L-theanine, lemon balm, chamomile, lavender, magnesium taurate and B-vitamins to support a balanced nervous system. With B vitamins to support energy production, priced at £25.96, they are vital for active adults, and particularly for me, as a busy Mum!

Lastly we love Methyl Multinutrients which, although a little more expensive at £30.95, are packed with vital nutrients including Quatrefolic – the most advanced form of folate supplementation available, with optimum stability and bioavailability. B vitamins are required for the release of energy from food, for the healthy function of the nervous system and for the production of hormones, and to support the circulatory and immune systems and help maintain the health of skin, hair and eyes.

We are offering one lucky winner the chance to win all 4 vitamins, totalling over £100, as well as a fantastic family organiser, portable coffee cup, stress toy and the most fabulous set of snack tubs, all of which really made me smile.

To be in with a chance of winning simply enter via the link below. One winner will be chosen at random and notified via email at close of giveaway on 28th October. Good luck!!

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** We were gifted these items for the purpose of this post. All words and opinions are my own unless otherwise stated **

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  1. other than making sure i still excersise i try to make sure i get enough vitamins from foods if not i top up with supplements

  2. I try to make sure we all spend to be outside each day. We all take vitamins and I’ve had the flu vaccination too, as we attend a lot of toddler groups – so many germs, yuck!

  3. Lots and lots of dog walking and plenty of Vit. C … you pretty much can’t avoid the school bugs – they WILL get you … if not today, then tomorrow 😉

  4. Making sure I still get a lot of my morning walking done and having manuka honey and lemon tea in the morning. My daughter brings home lots of bugs from school though!

  5. I try and go on gentle walks and eat lots of veggies, either with roasts, in stews or soups!

  6. I love going on long walks and I take vitamins everyday. I also try to find some self care time to try and relax x

  7. Afraid I don’t have good health but I try to be active, eat well, and take supplements to try and improve it.

  8. We have a dog that makes sure even if it raining cold and windy we go for a walk everyday, nothing quite like a cold winter walk followed up by a nice hot cuppa in slippers

  9. I try to swim a couple of times a week, take a walk when the weather allows and I drink lemon and ginger tea.

  10. I keep up with my Youtube workouts, it’s hardeer than in summer but you just need to keep a routine. Supplements help ward off colds too.

  11. its easy to find an excuse to stay in on rainy days, but its trying to keep your routine up like taking the dog for a walk.

  12. I try and get out most days for a walk and some fresh air, it clears my head and I always feel better for it.

  13. I’ve got some weights and cardio equipment at home so I have no excuse not to work out in Autumn/Winter.

  14. healthy home made nutritious meals and probiotics. herbs and natural remedies to keep body balanced

  15. I go on plenty of walks with our dog , I think if I didn’t have a dog it would be harder to motivate myself to go for walks.

  16. Kefir, kimchi and any other fermented foods I can get my hands on! These days I try to stick to a plant-based diet, which is as healthy as possible – I feel better now than I did in my twenties!

  17. I love to make hearty stew and curries, drink lots of hot tea, and dash around a lot. It seem to work for me : )

  18. Im not able to do much exicise at the moment but i take a balance of multi vitamins, and my children walk lots. Gruffalo hunting and looking for stick man

  19. I did have a treadmill but it took up too much space and was noisy, so I swapped it for kettlebells and a trampette. They are easy too store under the sofa. Trampette drains the lymph glands too, as well as cardiac exercise. The kettlebells are A1 – I cant say enough good things about them – these helped me to loose three stone. I like that I can use either of these to fit in with my routine – and I dont have to go to the gym anymore which, for me, is a blessing because I hate it xx

  20. I’m not entirely sure, but I seem to be stay pretty bug – free (touch wood)! I just had a large bowl of homemade soup and I feel good!

  21. I walk to and from work and also make sure that i eat lots of fruit and vegetables and take a daily iron and zinc tablet.

  22. Not too fab on exercise just a little yoga, relaxation exercises as an anxiety disorder prevents me doing things. I do take vitamin supplements and drink lots of water

  23. I make sure me and the kids take vitamin tablets – I try to eat well but getting the kids to eat well is a different story but I do try my hardest

  24. I work nights so supplements are essential. I also walk the dog more so I can catch some daylight!

  25. I walk on school run and my job keeps me fit also as I am always out and about. I eat fruit and vegetables of the season, banish most of sugar snacks.

  26. I try to eat my five a day, and try to avoid people sneezing & coughing in my direction (not always easy)

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