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Study Shows Over 80 Percent of COVID Patients Had Vitamin D Deficiency – ClickLancashire
Experts from Queen Mary University of London are also investigating whether having topped up levels of vitamin D could reduce the risk or severity of coronavirus.
“There are numerous pieces of evidence in the literature that support the beneficial effect of vitamin D on the immune system, especially regarding protection against infections, including viral infections”, Hernandez said in an email to CTVNews.ca on Sunday.
Asked how vitamin D could affect one’s bone health, Jane Clarke, Dietician and…
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