Nutritional Support

Selenium is critical for antiviral immune defense; deficiency impairs the immune system's ability to respond to viral threats. Boron directly supports estrogen balance and is described as especially critical during menopause. Magnesium supports over 300 enzymatic reactions including immune signaling, and widespread deficiency worsens immune dysfunction. Supplementing with boron can produce significant mood improvement in menopausal women. Zinc is described as essential for healing throat and esophageal tissues. Vitamin C is essential for both adrenaline and cortisol production; without it, the adrenals cannot function properly. Boron is a trace mineral specifically noted for helping return EBV to remission and is often overlooked in standard protocols. Vitamin A is said to support tissue healing and repair. Vitamin B1 is the top nutritional recommendation for adrenal support, producing a noticeable sense of calm. Vitamin D is vitally important for adrenal function. Nutritional interventions for adrenal support do not substitute for identifying and addressing the source of stress. Boron is systematically underconsumed and its role in estrogen regulation is not widely known. The art…