Review
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2021.
World J Clin Oncol. Sep 24, 2021; 12(9): 712-724
Published online Sep 24, 2021. doi: 10.5306/wjco.v12.i9.712
Table 1 Selected trials on the effect of zinc and vitamin D on autoimmune related disorders
No.
Autoimmune disorder
Agent
Dose
Period
Trial type
Benefit
Year
1MSCholecalciferol50000 IU/wk12 moR, C, DBDecreased incidence rate of demyelination plaques, reduced progression risk2013[78]
2RAZnSO4220 mg/3×/d12 wk + 12 wkC then ODecreased joint swelling, stiffness, walking time1976[79]
3T1DMZnSO4 + vit A10 mg/d + vit A 25000 IU12 wkR, C, DBIncreased serum apo A1; decreased apo B/Apo A1 ratio2010[80]
4T1DM (RO)Alpha-calcidol10 IU/1-2×/d6 moR, C, B (prtps)FCP higher; lower requirement of insulin2013[81]
5T1DM (RO)Cholecalciferol2000 IU/d18 moR, C, DBProtective immunologic effect; slow decline of residual β-cell function (serum FCP and SCP levels)2012[82]
6T1DM (RO)Cholecalciferol70 IU/kg/d12 moR, C, DBImproved the suppressive capacity of Tregs2015[83]
7PSZinc pyrithione topical 0.25% in an emollient base2×/d3 moR, C, DBDecreased plaques/PASI score2011[84]
8SLEVit D50000 IU/wk24 wkR, C, DBDecreased disease activity parameters; reduced fatigue2016[85]