Now that many of us are spending more time at home on the computer surfing the internet, you can’t get far before seeing something about the coronavirus. “Dietary supplements are generally over-touted, so you’re going to hear tons and tons of claims being made around taking the supplements for this vitamin — it’s really not doing anything.” Beyond a normal regimen of dietary supplements like Vitamin C or Zinc, Smart said there’s not much indication anything else is going to help protect you against COVID-19. “The reality is those are prescription meds and you can actually find those ingredients over-the-counter or different products and they’re utilizing those thinking that’s what their getting and it’s not the case,” Smart said.
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