Vitamin D
Taking vitamins without checking if you even need them? It might be dangerous
An excess of vitamins is not "healthier" – sometimes it can even be dangerous. Here is everything you need to know.
The surprising ways vitamin D impacts your health
Vitamin D supplements slow telomere shortening, reducing biological aging
Nutritional deficiencies of hostages in Gaza: Medical concerns for the released
This popular supplement can increase your risk of developing cancer
Nutritional supplements may, in some cases, improve your health and reduce the risk of disease, but in other cases they may do the opposite and put you at risk.
COVID: Vitamin D deficiency pre-infection may lead to severe corona case
Official study results showed that those with Vitamin D deficiency were 14 times more likely to have severe or critical cases of COVID-19.
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As the years go by, our body has a hard time utilizing the calcium it receives and directing it to the desired places. This leads to a decrease in bone density. What should we do?
Vitamin D deficient people 20% more likely to die from COVID-19 - study
Dr. Amir Bashkin said that 26% of people who had a pre-infection level of vitamin D of 20 ng/mL died, compared to 3% of those who had higher levels of vitamin D - a difference of 23%.
Women using certain dietary supplements at lower risk for COVID-19 - study
The study noted that similar results were also observed by teams performing parallel studies in Sweden and the United States.
Vitamin D deficiency linked to increased risk for COVID-19
The Health Ministry has been recommending vitamin D since the outbreak of the pandemic.
Antibodies, Remdesivir, Vitamin D: Unpacking Trump’s COVID-19 treatment
Trump received a single eight-gram dose of Regeneron's polyclonal antibody cocktail, REG-COV2, Conley said, and the company confirmed in a statement sent to "The Jerusalem Post."
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Insufficient vitamin D increases risk of severe COVID-19, says new study
Vitamin D has long been understood to impact immune response.