Antioxidants and their role in sperm cell quality

Breast cancer: More selenium in the blood improves survival

Breast cancer: Selenium levels in the blood predict 10-year survival

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

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

During pregnancy, the developing fetus is entirely dependent on the mother’s selenium status

Huge nutritional difference between meat analogue and real meat

Is selenium really able to slow down ageing and increase our lifespan?

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

Lack of selenium causes virus to mutate

Lack of selenium increases the toxicity of pain-relieving medication

Low intake of selenium and zinc during pregnancy increases the risk of congenital heart defects (2)

Pregnant women need selenium for the development of their baby’s brain

Q10 and selenium may help extend our lifespan

Q10 for preventing and treating cardiovascular disease

Selenium and calcium protect against colorectal cancer

Selenium and Q10 strengthen your heart

Selenium deficiency and how it affects the gut flora, intestinal diseases, and mental health

Selenium deficiency in connection with diet, serious illness, and pregnancy increases your risk of autoimmune diseases, slow recovery, life-threatening complications, and miscarriage

Selenium supplements can protect against overweight and increase your lifespan

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

Selenium’s overlooked role in male and female fertility

Selenium’s potential as a mercury antagonist and the problem with mercury in fish

Selenium’s role as an antioxidant in a number of different diseases

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

The guidelines for maternal fish intake during pregnancy need rethinking

The metabolism of selenium in relation to diabetes and cancer therapies

WHO: The leading cause of death globally is chronic inflammation