By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Immune system [Noun] (the bodily system that protects the body from infection and disease).
The immune system does a great job of keeping people healthy and preventing infections.
Look after [Verb] (to take care of (someone or something)).
He looked after my dog while I was out.
The kids are being looked after by their grandparents.
To be detrimental to health [Adjective] (to be damaging or harmful to
health).
Poor eating habits are detrimental to health.
Smoking can be detrimental to health.
A fitness regime [Noun] (a habit of taking regular exercise).
Her doctor has put her on a special fitness regime to help her get back to good health.
He has a new fitness regime to strengthen his back.
Exhausted [Adjective] (very tired).
She was too exhausted and distressed to talk about the tragedy. You must be exhausted after your weekend.
The young boys were totally exhausted after playing football all afternoon.
Remedy [Noun] (a solution to a particular problem).
Herbal remedies for aches and pains.
She took a herbal remedy for her hay fever.
To remedy [Verb] (to correct or improve something).
I plan to remedy the empty stomach very soon.
The loans are provided to remedy the failings of the decent homes standard.
Seasick [Adjective] (to vomit or feel sick because of the movement of the ship or boat).
She felt seasick as the little boat bounced up and down over the waves. I never had any experience being seasick but I feel seasick now.
Take care of [Verb] (to treat someone or something carefully so that
he/she/it stays in good condition).
I’ll take care of him.
He took care of a ten-room house without help.
Relieve pressure on [Verb] (remove or reduce pressure on someone or something).
This will relieve pressure on the trains to some extent.
In order to relieve pressure on students, the exams were replaced by continual assessment.