COVID-19 and Dietary Supplements: Evidence Tracker and Review 2021
Some doctors and media channels argue that there is very little evidence to support the use of dietary supplements to prevent or treat COVID-19. However, as of September 2021, there are more than 60 publications related to dietary supplements and COVID-19. There are more than 80 types of supplements that are being studied for COVID-19 . Vitamin D remains the most studied vitamin with the most evidence followed by zinc and vitamin C, for COVID-19. You can review the details of these trials on clinicaltrials.gov . This guide is based on various references to scientific literature and hopefully, can help you make sense of the options and to separate the facts from fiction. Image credit: ClevelandClinic Note: This is a highly dynamic topic; therefore, we will be updating this article as new information or evidence emerges. Contents Vitamin D3 Quercetin Vitamin C Zinc Curcumin and Turmeric Melatonin NAC and Glutathione Omega 3 (Fish Oil) Selenium B Vitamins Molecular Hydrogen Lactofer