BOZEMAN — Every day there seems to be more information and new things to learn regarding the coronavirus and how to keep yourself safe.
Following local and national guidelines like a wearing a mask is one thing, and now many people are considering supplements and vitamins in addition to the safety policies already in place.
People are looking for ways to boost their immune system and do all they can to prepare in the unfortunate event they do get the virus.
MTN News spoke with a few supplement suppliers, who say it should be considered as an addition versus an alternative.
“Obviously, we don’t make any claims. but nutrition’s a really big part of your health and your immune and some of the keys to your immune system that you’re going to get are through foods or through vitamins. mostly, the foods that we’re eating, they don’t have the nutrients that we need,” explained Ben Ziccarelli, the CEO of Complete Nutrition.
Supplements and vitamins have not been discussed as a safety recommendation by the Gallatin County Health Department.