There are also studies that link coronavirus mortality to vitamin D levels: Only people with vitamin D deficiency get killed by the cytokine storm. People with body fat need much more vitamin D3 intake to maintain a healthy vitamin D level, most obese people have vitamin D deficiency.
Didn't know that it's interesting. I wonder if more people die north of the middle of the country vitamin D deficiency up here near Canada is chronic everybody has it. MS is more prevalent in the northern part of the country and in Canada. The lack of sunlight has been linked to it. One of the simple therapies for it the doctors here don't use that much because they'd rather pump interferon in two people is vitamin D via IV.
If the statistics say that people with dark skin die even more likely (like they do with C19), then vitamin D deficiency is most likely the reason.
We have a pretty high death rate in Ireland from it and vitamin D deficiency is just a fact of life here for obvious reasons. Maybe that’s one of our driving factors, and would also help to explain why our death rates fell significantly last summer.
If you take a D3 supplement it's important to take K2 with it. K2 tells the vitamin D where to go to be used rather than just floating around. It will help your levels go up. Pass it on.
I take Vitamin D supplements using cod liver oil capsules, and I have a full spectrum lamp that I use.
Time for an outdoor nudity mandate.
There was a long discussion in the 3rd Reich if nudity and naturalism are degenerated, immoral or needed for a healthy Volkskörper - the nudists have won the discussion, until today - we call it Freikörperkultur, free body culture.
DrBeen Medical Lections: Vitamin D and COVID: Evidence Vitamin D Could Reduce The Risk of COVID Deaths By 60%
https://youtu.be/IpFdbu_AMI8?t=180
The study is about giving vitamin when people get sick. Because it takes some time until the vitamin level goes up, giving it as precaution would bring down the death rate down even more.
I didn't know the amount of vitamin D that's interesting
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