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Originally Posted by T3rminator
Vitamin D was mentioned as something that could help very early on. Does it only help with people who are deficient? Does someone who already obtains sufficient vitamin D gain any benefit from taking more? Deficiencies in a lot of vitamins or minerals makes you more susceptible to infections, so is this any different? Clinical trials needed.
Don't go overboard though. There is such a thing as vitamin D toxicity. Also its not a cure nor a vaccine. Its one thing to ensure your body is functioning properly to best fight infections and diseases. Its another thing to generate antibodies.
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I’ve been taking 4,000IU a day since around April this year along with a vitamin C supplement, I can’t remember exactly which episode but he covers blood levels to target for what appears to be benefit, you would then need to get your blood levels checked and re assess.
While clinical trials would help provide definitive answers, much like other treatments that have been discussed at length, there’s literally no downside here to the general population being proactive, especially those most vulnerable in the community.