Is there any reports on the correlation between Vitamin C status and incidence or mortality of COVID -19 patients?
In my opinion, no research is conducted on the correlation of vitamin C with incidence or mortality of COVID-19. We all know that vitamin C is an important nutrient, and is required in many body functions including immune system. If immune system is strong, there is a very possibility to get infection. Lemon is a very cheap and easily available source of vitamin C throughout the world.The other natural sources of vitamin C include orange, strawberries, papaya , guava, grapefruit, Kiwi, cauliflower, broccoli etc.
I add juice of one lemon in one glass of Luke warm water and drink empty stomach daily in the morning.
This is a good point. Here is a good sugestion, take every day (before getting the virus!) the following dose (twice a day):
one vitamin C (1000 mg) + one vitamin E (400 UI).
Till date there is no any report on the correlation between Vitamin C status and incidence or mortality of coronavirus disease (COVID -19) patients.
If our immune system is strong, there is a very less possibility to get infection. Hence, we must boost our immune system by daily taking Vitamin C rich foods.
I emphasize to undertake detailed research to study the correlation between Vitamin C status and incidence or mortality of COVID -19 patients.
As at today, there is no evidence to support this. However, vitamin C can help boost your immune system to fight against diseases including Covid-19
Although that the vitamin C is important to immune system, I don't thing there is no report to reveals this relationship..
I think it only can elevate immunity so can decrease the chance of getting the infection.
The conclusions reached by this article, which are entitled: Is IV vitamin C effective against COVID-19?, the following:
- Although doctors are using IV vitamin C, there is no published scientific evidence about the use of IV vitamin C in COVID-19. Therefore, we cannot fully evaluate its effectiveness.
- For more information about vitamin C in the immune system, see the Micronutrient Information Center.
- https://lpi.oregonstate.edu/COVID19/IV-VitaminC-virus