Coverage dated October 27, 2026

No supplement actually boosts immunity — and a doctor says that's a good thing

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No supplements can truly "boost" immunity; sleep and exercise are more effective, while balance issues post-hip replacement may resolve with time and therapy.

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  1. Cleveland Plain Dealer

    No supplement actually boosts immunity — and a doctor says that's a good thing (opens Cleveland Plain Dealer)

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    No supplements can truly "boost" immunity; sleep and exercise are more effective, while balance issues post-hip replacement may resolve with time and therapy.

  2. AL.com

    No supplement can 'boost' your immune system — here's what a doctor says actually works (opens AL.com)

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    Exposure to infections in clinical settings is nearly inevitable, but repeated illness could signal a rare immunodeficiency.

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