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Be well: A potential role for vitamin B in Covid-19

• pella 6y ago
  "A clinical study conducted in Singapore showed that COVID-19 patients who were given vitamin B12 supplements (500 μg), vitamin D (1000 IU) and magnesium had reduced COVID-19 symptom severity and supplements significantly reduced the need for oxygen and intensive care support"
• LionBlack8 6y ago
  Since the majority of people with COVID have either mild or no symptoms, it suggests that most people are not vitamin D deficient. All of the studies I have seen for COVID/Vitamin D found that supplementing with D helped patients who were deficient, but it did not make a difference in patients that were not deficient. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the medical establishment has advised everyone to treat COVID as you would a cold, which is also a coronavirus as everyone knows. This was reported in 2017, long before COVID: Study confirms that Vitamin D helps protect against respiratory infections from colds and flu. Supplementation had the greatest benefit for those with the most significant deficiency (below 10 mg/dl), and reduced their risk of respiratory infection in half. More on https://www.canadadrugsdirect.com/ https://www.canadadrugsdirect.com/