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As we continue with our fight against Covid-19, the need to get vaccinated at the earliest has become the most important&nbsp;need of the hour. However there are certain things that we must do before we decide to get ourselves injected.&nbsp;As recommended by Dr Vishakha Shivdasani in her book, Covid and post Covid recovery, here are seven basic things you need to keep in mind before getting the jab
Sleep
It&rsquo;s important to get at least six hours of sleep per night the week before you get vaccinated. A well-rested you will be better prepared to receive the vaccination.
Take a probiotic
A healthy gut makes a happy you! As 70 per cent of our immunity lies in the gut, it&rsquo;s extremely important to keep it in check.
Breathe
It&rsquo;s important to do some calming exercises, practice meditation or even aromatherapy, in order to relieve stress. Chronic stress only makes things worse and will be detrimental to your ongoing fight against Covid-19.
Avoid smoking
Smoking in general is not advisable, but especially more so during this difficult time. Cigarettes can reduce the antibody response to several vaccines. It is rather suggested to opt for a nicotine patch or gum to keep your cravings at bay.
Do not consume alcohol
Alcohol is harmful to one&rsquo;s health and that&rsquo;s no big secret! It is advisable to stop consuming alcohol 3-4 days prior to getting vaccinated as it can weaken our response to the vaccine. The same applies to after getting your jab.
Add zinc to your diet
Zinc is known to boost antibody response, so it might be a good idea to add the same to you diet at least two weeks before getting the shot. Whether you get your zinc from animal protein, sprouts or legumes or opt for a supplement, make sure you don&rsquo;t ignore this advice.
Consume protein
Protein intake is crucial. So make sure you load up your diet with protein rich foods!

Covid-19 advice: 7 things to keep in mind before getting vaccinated

As we continue with our fight against Covid-19, the need to get vaccinated at the earliest has become the most important&nbsp;need of the hour. However there are certain things that we must do before we decide to get ourselves injected.&nbsp;As recommended by Dr Vishakha Shivdasani in her book, Covid and post Covid recovery, here are seven basic things you need to keep in mind before getting the jab.
Sleep
It&rsquo;s important to get at least six hours of sleep per night the week before you get vaccinated. A well-rested you will be better prepared to receive the vaccination.
Take a probiotic
A healthy gut makes a happy you! As 70 per cent of our immunity lies in the gut, it&rsquo;s extremely important to keep it in check.
Breathe
It&rsquo;s important to do some calming exercises, practice meditation or even aromatherapy, in order to relieve stress. Chronic stress only makes things worse and will be detrimental to your ongoing fight against Covid-19.
Avoid smoking
Smoking in general is not advisable, but especially more so during this difficult time. Cigarettes can reduce the antibody response to several vaccines. It is rather suggested to opt for a nicotine patch or gum to keep your cravings at bay.
Do not consume alcohol
Alcohol is harmful to one&rsquo;s health and that&rsquo;s no big secret! It is advisable to stop consuming alcohol 3-4 days prior to getting vaccinated as it can weaken our response to the vaccine. The same applies to after getting your jab.
Add zinc to your diet
Zinc is known to boost antibody response, so it might be a good idea to add the same to you diet at least two weeks before getting the shot. Whether you get your zinc from animal protein, sprouts or legumes or opt for a supplement, make sure you don&rsquo;t ignore this advice.
Consume protein
Protein intake is crucial. So make sure you load up your diet with protein rich foods!

Microsoft has said in a blog post that cyberattacks that originated in North Korea and Russia have been targeting companies conducting research for COVID-19 vaccines and treatments.&nbsp;
The targets include leading pharmaceutical companies and vaccine researchers in Canada, France, India, South Korea and the United States.&nbsp;
The hackers used various methods to carry out the attacks, according to the blog post, including brute force login attempts to steal login credentials, as well as spear-phishing attacks, and as representatives of the World Health Organisation.

Microsoft: Russia, N Korean hackers attacked Covid-19 vaccine makers

Microsoft says state-backed hackers orchestrated cyberattacks on Covid-19 vaccine makers

Microsoft: Russia, N Korean hackers attacked Covid-19 vaccine makers
Seven leading firms in 5 states, including in India targeted&nbsp;
Hackers used brute force login attempts, spear-phishing attacks

Microsoft has said in a blog post that cyberattacks that originated in North Korea and Russia have been targeting companies conducting research for Covid-19 vaccines and treatments.&nbsp;
The targets include leading pharmaceutical companies and vaccine researchers in Canada, France, India, South Korea and the United States.&nbsp;
The hackers used various methods to carry out the attacks, according to the blog post, including brute force login attempts to steal login credentials, as well as spear-phishing attacks, and as representatives of the World Health Organisation.

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