Sheila Kanyorosokie, a student at Melomed Bellville Hospital in Cape Town, says the #Covid19 vaccine will strengthen our immunity against the virus. #IChooseVacciNation
According to Harvard Health, Vitamin D may protect against COVID-19 in two ways. First, it may help boost our bodies’ natural defense against viruses and bacteria. Second, it may help prevent an exaggerated inflammatory response, which has been shown to…
New evidence shows that mixing vaccines could provide stronger protection for longer than keeping with the same vaccine. With the success of the vaccination roll-out programme, the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunity still recommends keeping with the same vaccine…
Vitamins enhances the pathogen-fighting effects of monocytes and macrophages. White blood cells that are important parts of your immune defense and decreases inflammation, which helps promote immune response. Many people are deficient in this important vitamin, which may negatively affect…
More than half of New #Delhi’s 20 million inhabitants may have been infected with the #coronavirus, according to a government serological survey whose findings echoed earlier private-sector research. India has reported 10.8 million Covid-19 infections, the most anywhere outside the…
[Never Too High or Too Low – VITAMIN D] #DidYouKnow Vitamin D ensures that your blood levels of calcium are high enough to meet your body’s demands. However, vitamin D does not fully control where the calcium in your body…
