12 recent studies: Vitamin C is effective against coronavirus

Can early intervention with vitamin D, selenium, and zinc bolster the body’s defense against COVID-19?

COVID-19 waves and vitamin D

COVID-19, sense of smell, and zinc

COVID-19: Bradykinin hypothesis supports vitamin D’s vital role

COVID-19: Fast and effective therapy with vitamin D can shorten hospital stays and safe lives

COVID-19: Higher blood levels of omega-3 lower the patients’ risk of dying

COVID-19: Lack of vitamin D in seniors is linked to complications and death

COVID-19: Lack of vitamin D increases the risk of hospitalization

COVID-19: Lack of vitamin D is related to serious complications and the risk of death

Diet and supplements: Swiss expert panel publishes new COVID-19 guidelines and calls for immediate action

High blood levels of vitamin D protect against COVID-19 and other respiratory infections

Intravenous vitamin C therapy for treating chronic fatigue syndrome following infections with COVID-19 and other virus types

Is there a link between vitamin B6 and the severity of a COVID-19 infection?

Lack of selenium and zinc increases your risk of COVID-19 infections, complications, and death

Lack of selenium causes virus to mutate

Lack of vitamin C and poor utilization of the nutrient are involved in serious virus infections, including COVID-19

Lack of vitamin D in seniors increases their risk of being hospitalized

Large population study: Lack of sun and vitamin D increases your risk of COVID-19 and new waves of the infection

Meta-analysis: Lack of vitamin D is related to complicated COVID-19 infections, intensive care admission, and death

New study: 80 percent of hospitalized COVID-19 patients lack vitamin D

New vitamin D guidelines

Old people and nursing home residents get too little vitamin D

Particular type of vitamin D blocks dangerous inflammation

Selenium’s important role in virus infections, especially when it comes to COVID-19

Selenium’s vital role in the defense against COVID-19 and other RNA viruses

Supplements of vitamin D, magnesium, and zinc have therapeutic potential in the prevention and treatment of COVID-19 and other virus infections

The British government has decided to hand out free vitamin D supplements to exposed groups to help fight COVID-19

Vitamin D as an essential tool in the battle against COVID-19 and other virus infections

Vitamin D deficiencies are involved in COVID-19 infections, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, and other inflammatory diseases

Vitamin D’s optimal effect on health and lifespan requires higher blood levels of the nutrient

Why do severely affected corona patients also lack vitamin K?

Widespread selenium deficiency increases the risk of dying of COVID-19