Vitamin D cuts colds and flu in half
A study in kids has shown that even a low dose of vitamin D has a strong protective effect against wintertime colds and flu.
read moreA study in kids has shown that even a low dose of vitamin D has a strong protective effect against wintertime colds and flu.
read moreA new study lends strong support to the age-old use of honey for kids with a troublesome cough.
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read moreLooking for a way to stave off colds this winter? An analysis of 10 studies involving 3451 participants has found that probiotics may be a good way to reduce your risk of upper respiratory tract infections.
read moreIf you take zinc regularly you can reduce your risk of catching a cold, and if you start taking zinc when the cold catches you, you will beat it quicker.
read moreAs early as the 1940s it was found that when mice received low levels of vitamin D they were more susceptible to experimental swine flu infection than mice receiving adequate vitamin D [1]. Fast track to 2009 and scientists from the Public Health Agency of Canada are racing to discover whether vitamin D may be a way to fight the influenza epidemic, and with good reason [2]. There is mounting evidence to show that vitamin D may be a simple and safe solution to reducing influenza risk.
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