About one in ten patients gets infections

Can you absorb the vitamins, minerals, and Q10 you take

Selenium can prevent infections and cancer

The war against COVID-19 requires four nutrients

Antioxidant supplements may reduce respiratory diseases in patients with cystic fibrosis

Are you tired and lethargic?

Birth control pills deplete your vitamin and mineral stores and may cause side effects

Birth control pills have many physical and psychological side effects and they leach the body of vital vitamins and minerals

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

Chronic inflammation is the leading cause of death

Climate changes cause selenium deficiencies

Coronavirus and new hope: Vitamin C for prevention and intravenous therapy in the case of life-threatening complications

Could scarce nutrient help infertile couples?

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

Diet changes and specific supplements can improve sperm quality and testosterone levels

Do we need more iodine to prevent fatigue, overweight, breast cancer and other diseases?

Fluoride compounds increase the need for iodine

Hair, hair loss, specific nutrients and their impact on your hair

Healthy fertility and pregnancy require sufficient selenium

Heavy metals disrupt the body’s mineral balance

Increased focus on mitochondrial disorders

Inflammaging increases your risk of chronic diseases, cancer, and life-threatening virus infections

Iodine in table salt and bread prevents goiter

Lack of Q10 and selenium speeds up your ageing

Lack of selenium causes virus to mutate

Lack of selenium increases the toxicity of pain-relieving medication

Lack of selenium increases your risk of viral infections

Lack of vitamin D increases your risk of common thyroid disorders

Low selenium in children’s fingernails may be related to overweight

Low selenium levels in the soil are linked to life-threatening reactions to COVID-19

Mercury damages the nervous system by blocking selenium’s numerous biochemical functions

Most nutritional supplements do not improve heart health or help you live longer because their quality is not good enough

New study to test intravenous vitamin C therapy for COVID-19 patients in intensive care

Nutritionally poor diets increase your cancer risk

PCOS is often a result of micronutrient deficiencies

Preventing and treating sarcopenia and physical decline requires enough protein and essential nutrients

Remember to get enough selenium for your immune defense - throughout life

Rheumatism, aching joints, and inflammation can often be helped with supplements

Selenium adds length to your telomeres and increases your life expectancy

Selenium and iodine make a strong team but are you getting enough?

Selenium counteracts cancer - and is likely to break the curve

Selenium deficiency is a global problem that increases the risk of serious and common diseases

Selenium is essential but we don’t get enough from fish and shellfish

Selenium protects against mercury – provided you get enough

Selenium protects neurons in your brain

Selenium supplements protect against colon cancer

Selenium’s and iron’s different roles in cancer prevention

Selenium’s and zinc’s essential role in fertility and a healthy pregnancy

Selenium’s role in puberty and fertility

Sport that causes oxidative stress is very bad for you and increases your need for antioxidants

Super bacteria spread and the problem requires a strong immune defense

Supplementation with Q10 and selenium halves your cardiovascular risk for numerous years

The Danish Veterinary and Food Administration has banned toxic fluoride compounds in food packaging

The link between selenium intake during pregnancy, fetal development, and birth weight

There is a link between depression and brain inflammation

These four nutrients are essential, if you want to avoid colds, flus, and related infections

Thyroid disease requires the right balance between iodine and selenium

Vegetarian diets lack vital nutrients

Vegetarians and vegans need to focus more on vitamin B12, vitamin D, iodine, iron, and selenium

Vitamin E deficiency is common - and supplements differ in quality

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

Your food may lack as much as 40% of its essential nutrients