Phone call today from local surgery - me and the missus booked in for Jab on Friday - me thinks this calls for ice cream if I don't blub
02-Feb-2021 17:45:03
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NexOrigin
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Vitamin D and COVID 19: The Evidence for Prevention and Treatment of Coronavirus
Find yourself a sunbeam.
(or supplements) I know most of you (if not all) won't bother to watch this video. It's an hour long.... it's a medical lecture... there are no car chases or explosions... just two medical professors with graphs and data... but, it's rather quite interesting.
I didn't seek out this video, this video came to me. I wasn't looking for answers, or confirmation of anything, but this video showed up. So I watched it. And I couldn't help but think about all the connections and correlations I made in the previous thread about the affects of Vitamin D within this whole pandemic.
The more I watched, the more everything fit into place. So many things just all fall back to vitamin D.
The virus affects people of color disproportionately? So do vitamin D deficiencies, based on the amount of melanin in the skin.
The virus affects older people disproportionately? The older you get, the less vitamin D your skin produces.
The virus affects obese people disproportionately? Vitamin D deficiencies can cause obesity, and vitamin D is fat soluable, thus, the more fat you have, the more vitamin D is absorbed by the fat, leaving less for use by your body.
The correlation between viral infections and the amount of sunlight over the course of the seasons... the correlations between vitamin D and your immune system... everything just seems to fall into place.
I also learned that this isn't a respiratory disease, it's a cardio-vascular disease.
Another interesting things I learned was that current smokers are less likely to be hospitalized, due to nicotine being an anti-inflammatory.
I'm not saying that Vitamin D is the end-all solution, but if you want to help your body protect itself, make sure you're getting enough vitamin D. I'm better than you, but that doesn't mean you're not great!
Vitamin D and COVID 19: The Evidence for Prevention and Treatment of Coronavirus
https://youtu.be/ha2mLz-Xdpg
Find yourself a sunbeam.
(or supplements) I know most of you (if not all) won't bother to watch this video. It's an hour long.... it's a medical lecture... there are no car chases or explosions... just two medical professors with graphs and data... but, it's rather quite interesting.
I didn't seek out this video, this video came to me. I wasn't looking for answers, or confirmation of anything, but this video showed up. So I watched it. And I couldn't help but think about all the connections and correlations I made in the previous thread about the affects of Vitamin D within this whole pandemic.
The more I watched, the more everything fit into place. So many things just all fall back to vitamin D.
The virus affects people of color disproportionately? So do vitamin D deficiencies, based on the amount of melanin in the skin.
The virus affects older people disproportionately? The older you get, the less vitamin D your skin produces.
The virus affects obese people disproportionately? Vitamin D deficiencies can cause obesity, and vitamin D is fat soluable, thus, the more fat you have, the more vitamin D is absorbed by the fat, leaving less for use by your body.
The correlation between viral infections and the amount of sunlight over the course of the seasons... the correlations between vitamin D and your immune system... everything just seems to fall into place.
I also learned that this isn't a respiratory disease, it's a cardio-vascular disease.
Another interesting things I learned was that current smokers are less likely to be hospitalized, due to nicotine being an anti-inflammatory.
I'm not saying that Vitamin D is the end-all solution, but if you want to help your body protect itself, make sure you're getting enough vitamin D. I'm better than you, but that doesn't mean you're not great!
02-Feb-2021 23:27:35
FiFi LaFeles
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I think I'll pass on getting back into smoking though as it's very bad for the cardiovascular system and the lungs. Of course. No one in their right mind would suggest smoking as a medical course of action. They are however using nicotine patches on nurses for a certain study to see if that decreases the chance of getting infected. It's a year long study that started in October, so the results won't be in for quite a while though. I'm better than you, but that doesn't mean you're not great!
I think I'll pass on getting back into smoking though as it's very bad for the cardiovascular system and the lungs. Of course. No one in their right mind would suggest smoking as a medical course of action. They are however using nicotine patches on nurses for a certain study to see if that decreases the chance of getting infected. It's a year long study that started in October, so the results won't be in for quite a while though. I'm better than you, but that doesn't mean you're not great!
02-Feb-2021 23:55:36
Is this being sponsored by the tobacco industry, perchance
Just been browsing some of the wonderful 'cures and preventatives' for Covid.
Eating lots of garlic, drinking water every 15 minutes, very hot baths ... and so on.
Just been browsing some of the wonderful 'cures and preventatives' for Covid.
Eating lots of garlic, drinking water every 15 minutes, very hot baths ... and so on.
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03-Feb-2021 00:33:57
FiFi LaFeles
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Is this being sponsored by the tobacco industry, perchance
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Sponsor:
Assistance Publique - Hôpitaux de Paris
Is this being sponsored by the tobacco industry, perchance
Original message details are unavailable.
Sponsor:
Assistance Publique - Hôpitaux de Paris
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04583410
I'm better than you, but that doesn't mean you're not great!
03-Feb-2021 01:32:32
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