Posted 13 January 2021
South Africa is flooded with adverts for “immune-boosting” products, in particular claiming to be useful for Covid-19, e.g. – Galela Oil.
(Galela Oil is a scam – there is no robust evidence at all that supports their claims, and no proof that this product even contains the ingredients they claim to have present (and at an appropriate dose).
The immune system is a very complex system.
As mentioned in a recent peer-reviewed published study: “The concept that one can “boost” immunity is a popular one. Although the only evidence-based approach to this is vaccination, the lay public is exposed to a wide range of information on how to boost immunity”. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6673706/
Harvard University’s Women’s Health Watch has recently published an article on “immune boosters”.
They conclude:
Your money might be better spent on something else.
Harvard University’s Women’s Health Watch
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