Can early intervention with vitamin D, selenium, and zinc bolster the body’s defense against COVID-19?
Comprehensive COVID-19 study: Widespread vitamin D deficiency increases the risk of infection, complications, and death
Coronavirus and new hope: Vitamin C for prevention and intravenous therapy in the case of life-threatening complications
Dark-skinned people produce less vitamin D and that increases their risk of COVID-19, cardiovascular disease and early death
Diet and supplements: Swiss expert panel publishes new COVID-19 guidelines and calls for immediate action
Intravenous vitamin C therapy for treating chronic fatigue syndrome following infections with COVID-19 and other virus types
Lack of vitamin C and poor utilization of the nutrient are involved in serious virus infections, including COVID-19
Meta-analysis: Lack of vitamin D is related to complicated COVID-19 infections, intensive care admission, and death
Q10 supplements increase your chances of surviving sepsis, which is a common, life-threatening blood poisoning
Selenium deficiency in connection with diet, serious illness, and pregnancy increases your risk of autoimmune diseases, slow recovery, life-threatening complications, and miscarriage
Supplements of vitamin D, magnesium, and zinc have therapeutic potential in the prevention and treatment of COVID-19 and other virus infections
Vitamin D deficiencies are involved in COVID-19 infections, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, and other inflammatory diseases
Widespread nutrient deficiencies among younger adults can harm their fertility and cause them to age faster