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Vitamin D may be helping people to survive coronavirus, scientists believe
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Vitamin D may be helping people to survive the coronavirus, scientists believe. Researchers from the University of Granada have revealed plans to investigate whether the vitamin could be used to help coronavirus patients to fight the disease.
The team plans to run a 10-week trial involving 200 coronavirus patients. Their beliefs come after a study in cows found that a lack of Vitamin D was likely the main cause of bovine coronavirus infections in the past.
According to the researchers, it ‘seems plausible’ that Vitamin D ‘could be a potential intervention to fight against COVID-19.’ Best of all, the team believes the vitamin could improve your outcome, whether you have no symptoms, non-severe symptoms, or severe symptoms.
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