Zinc Supplements for Immunity: Signal, Not Cold Armour
Zinc matters for immune function, but supplements mainly help when intake is low. The evidence for colds, older adults, and safety is narrower.
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Zinc matters for immune function, but supplements mainly help when intake is low. The evidence for colds, older adults, and safety is narrower.
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