It appears that people with higher vitamin D levels have a lower risk of upper respiratory infections. More research is still being done in this area but for now, there appears to be promise since vitamin D increases the production of proteins that act as natural antibiotics. I recommend clients take a vitamin D supplement, especially during winter months in Canada. We also do not receive adequate amounts of vitamin D through our diets. Speak with your dietitian if you’re uncertain about dosage of specific vitamins or mineral supplements.
Andrea is a Registered Dietitian and owner of Dietetic Directions, a nutritional counselling and education company. Andrea's mission is to inspire clients through motivation and guidance to achieve life-long health behaviour changes. She has taken continuing education in the areas of Food Allergy and Food Hypersensitivity, Health Research Literacy, Motivational Interviewing & Coaching for Behaviour Change.
One comment to “5 Scientifically Proven Ways to Boost Immunity”
April 24, 2020 Eva said:
Thanks for sharing the article after reading your article I can follow proper diet plan as you suggested.
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Thanks for sharing the article after reading your article I can follow proper diet plan as you suggested.