COVID-19 focus: Top 10 most read COVID-19 research of 2020

By Guan Yu Lim

15-Dec-2020 - Last updated on 15-Dec-2020 at 01:53 GMT

See our top 10 most read research studies assessing effects of botanicals, herbals, vitamins and minerals on COVID-19, featuring ingredients such as coconut oil, honey, curcumin, and probiotics.

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Top 10 most read COVID-19 research of 2020

Coconut and COVID-19: Philippine researchers study antiviral properties of coconut oil as potential treatment

Singapore COVID-19 study: Vitamin B12, D and magnesium supplementation reduce severity in older patients

COVID-19: TCM Lianhua Qingwen speeds up recovery but no effect in preventing conversion to severe cases – two-week RCT

COVID-19 natural product trial: Proposed curcumin-artemisinin supplement tested on patients

COVID-19 and Ayurveda trial: FMCG giant Dabur India trialling flagship formula on 600 people

Can honey, omega-3, resistant potato starch help fight COVID-19? Researchers to examine via clinical trials

TCM and COVID-19: China trials to test efficacy and safety of traditional herbal interventions

COVID-19 and nutra research: Where does the industry need to focus its scientific endeavours?

Probiotics and COVID-19: Hong Kong researchers trail formula in COVID-19 patients, high-risk and general population

Raise RDA of vitamin C, D: Study urges health authorities to adjust guidance in light of COVID-19

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