Vitamin D may reduce risk of Flu and COVID 19

[Micky Mikey]

Evidence that Vitamin D Supplementation Could Reduce Risk of Influenza and COVID-19 Infections and Deaths. - PubMed - NCBI


There is evidence to suggest that Vitamin D supplementation may reduce risk of COVID19

Vitamin D deficiency is prevalent among people with darker complexion.

It would not hurt to buy some Vitamin D supplements to ensure you aren't deficient. I bought some last month and notice a change in my energy levels. Also gave a bottle to my parents.

just sharing some info

 

[Carlton Banks]

The irony of us being told to stay inside lol

 

[Micky Mikey]

The irony of us being told to stay inside lol

lol yeah thats true. i still go outside but keep my social distancing. plus i wear a face mask.

 

[puppetmaster]

yup


Vitamin D3 supps are a smart play these days

As well as CMZ (calcium magnesium zinc)

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

He's Theres no causality here and this is merely a meta analysis.

Plus, he's not an expert in this stuff. He's got a doctorate in NURSING ... not a virologist. Not an epidemiologist. etc.

Poor study.

Not everything on PubMed is accurate if you're not trained enough to know what to look for.

People want free lunches out here without having to do the hard work of finding vaccines. Its why they leap towards "natural" cures (FYI, Cyanide is "natural") because they're lazy.

 

[360dagod]

No wander nikkas stockpiled vitamin d and were trying to flip it

 

[TEH]

Doctors we’re advised / instructed to take it from the start of the outbreak.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Now be prepared for milk shortages.​

 

[Coco Loco]

Good. I've been taking vitamin d and c supplements for years.

 

[Mike Nasty]

You should be taking in the winter time anyway

 

[010101]

shine*

 

[Cadillac]

I take vitamins almost everyday anyways

 

[Jasmine20]

What about Vitamin C? I've been taking that everyday recently.

 

[null]

He's Theres no causality here and this is merely a meta analysis.

Plus, he's not an expert in this stuff. He's got a doctorate in NURSING ... not a virologist. Not an epidemiologist. etc.

Poor study.

Not everything on PubMed is accurate if you're not trained enough to know what to look for.

People want free lunches out here without having to do the hard work of finding vaccines. Its why they leap towards "natural" cures (FYI, Cyanide is "natural") because they're lazy.

Let's try and address what he is actually saying shall we ..


The man who created quicksort has a degree in classics.

One of the greatest living mathematicians today has a doctorate in physics and a bachelors in history.

 

[Brolic]

He's Theres no causality here and this is merely a meta analysis.

Plus, he's not an expert in this stuff. He's got a doctorate in NURSING ... not a virologist. Not an epidemiologist. etc.

Poor study.

Not everything on PubMed is accurate if you're not trained enough to know what to look for.

People want free lunches out here without having to do the hard work of finding vaccines. Its why they leap towards "natural" cures (FYI, Cyanide is "natural") because they're lazy.

Well what do you suggest we do Dr. Rakesh? You should spend less time on the coli, and work with NIH on developing a vaccine since you know everything .