Vitamin D and Covid
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Anyone here ever say Vitamin D was not a good idea during the pandemic?
I believe most people found it odd how taking a Vitamin D supplement wasn’t pushed by Federal Health Officials, especially to minorities.
Fresh air, exercise, up your vitamins and water intake. Don’t lay around and wait for pneumonia.
I've read through the actual setup and still can't figure out exactly what they did or why they broke groups down as they did. Low patient numbers in a single location, no comorbidities in some groups but not others, Not a strong study, for sure.
That's hilarious. The only experts here are in their minds when it comes to Covid
Did the government ever say that most people in the hospital with Covid were overweight and this should be a wake up call?
Always "go to the scorecards"
We should note that the patients that were treated with vitamin D were vitamin D deficient or insufficient (serum 25OHD levels < 30 ng/mL).
I think you'll find if you search on my name and "Vitamin D" you'll identify several posts where I explained months ago that this only helps in patients with an actual Vitamin D deficiency, and is thus mostly useless for the general "non-deficient in Vitamin D" patients.
They were literally using Vitamin D treatments in Vitamin D deficient patients.
Which is actually common practice for Covid patients and has been for months.
Vitamin D was recommended by our doctor when the wife and son had it. I gave my D to OPs mom while the wife couldn’t be near me.
If you were Vitamin D deficient, it actually has been.
Discussed this months ago.
Amazeballs how the MAGAs come out of the woodwork with another "Covid Cure" without reading the actual journal article.
Dude, I've noticed that you're kind of obsessed calling out overweight people with Covid. I'm all for people living healthier lifestyles but let's not pretend it's only obese people dying of this.
Yes it is. To clarify, what I found hilarious is anyone posting on HROT an expert on Covid.
It trends that way because obesity leads to other issues that definitely affect morbidity. But it’s not the defining cause.
I got that much. It's the rest of the breakdown that seems needlessly complicated mixed in with a lot of statistical magic.
Talk about a lady who gets a lot of D, if you know what I mean.
To be fair, Hawkland gets schooled by everyone in every thread with minimal effort.
Horowitz: Studies show an aggressive vitamin D campaign could have prevented nearly all COVID deaths | Blaze Media
What if we could simply have advised everyone last March to supplement with vitamin D (and active forms of D for those with absorption issues)? An endless stream of academic research demonstrates that not only would such an approach have worked much better than the vaccines, but rather than...
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Horowitz: Studies show an aggressive vitamin D campaign could have prevented nearly all COVID deaths | Blaze Media
What if we could simply have advised everyone last March to supplement with vitamin D (and active forms of D for those with absorption issues)? An endless stream of academic research demonstrates that not only would such an approach have worked much better than the vaccines, but rather than...
LMAO!!!
"The Blaze"
And, no, it could NOT have "prevented nearly all Covid deaths". MAY have prevented SOME, in VitaminD deficient people. But you're simply posting more bullshit here after getting your ass handed to you.
We have known that.
Just like we know that masks WILL lower viral inoculum levels. A concept we've also known about since the 1930s and its relationship to disease severity.
Horowitz: Studies show an aggressive vitamin D campaign could have prevented nearly all COVID deaths | Blaze Media
What if we could simply have advised everyone last March to supplement with vitamin D (and active forms of D for those with absorption issues)? An endless stream of academic research demonstrates that not only would such an approach have worked much better than the vaccines, but rather than...
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Vitamin D, besides being an anti-viral, has numerous advantages. But I defer to the experts haha.
Most people are not Vitamin D deficient?
I would bet most don't know whether they are or are not Vitamin D deficient.
You tripling down on the SAME STUDY, that's already shown you they ONLY treated Vitamin D deficient patients?
This thread really makes you wonder why America's Frontline Doctors were charging $100 a "consult" to get people ivermectin prescriptions, when all they had to do was tell them to hit Vitamin Cottage for a bottle of Vitamin D, or drink a glass of milk a day.
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