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[–] • 21 pts

Looks like you had to much to think.

[–] • 9 pts

Why isn’t anyone specifying the level of obesity and BMI correlated to Covid hospitalizations and alleged deaths?

Why is Joe Xiden a fraudulently planted fake POTUS dementia patient?

May as well ask what is the sound of one hand clapping?

[–] • 1 pt

*fap*fap*fap*fap*fap*fap*fap*fap*

[–] • 1 pt

You have solved the zen parable. Teach us, Master Trigger.

[–] [deleted] • 9 pts

I thought there were studies showing D deficient people suffered more from the covid. Then again, this is likely true for most conditions.

[–] • 5 pts

Because doing a whole-body survey of what's wrong and possible solutions would ruin the "But the vaxx works reeeeeee!" narrative.

Medicine isn't about curing the patient, it's about alleviating the symptoms.

[–] • 5 pts

There's a formal statement from big brother about this. Actually, they said it long ago and it applies to any question you ask, then and in the future. It goes something like this, "fuck you, give us the money, faggots."

It may be tough to accept, but it's super easy to undestand.

[–] • 3 pts

Pfizer has told us the correct treatment for this flu. stop asking questions, get back in line for your 12th jab

[–] • 3 pts

Why isn’t anyone sharing their nudes with me? Cause people are stupid cunts that’s why

[–] • 2 pts

Because a simple vitamin D supplement would most likely prove to be a therapeutic effective drug against covid. You can get Vitamin D for very cheap at a pharmacy, or even worst, for free from the sun. Can't have that

[–] • 0 pt

If you're a milk drinker, or even use it in recipes, VitD milk is sold at most groceries.

[–] • 2 pts (edited )

They did. The study said vitamin d levels didn’t matter(don’t believe it) until you catch it, then 50,000iu to 100,000iu daily improves outcome.

The last part is true, doctors used 2,000iu per kg for H1N1 and had great success.

[–] • 1 pt

I think they’ve found that if you’re vitamin D deficient, you’re more likely to get COVID. But, if you have healthy vitamin D levels, excess D won’t make you more immune or anything.

[–] • 0 pt

Maybe that’s what it said, I was a few weeks ago. It didn’t matter your vitamin d status on the severity unless you used it as a medication. They said 50,000 to 100,000 per day after catching it, H1N1 studies showed 2000iu per kilogram dramatically reduced severe illness and death.

[–] • 0 pt

One study showed people jad good amounts of d in blood tests from the prior year had a 100x better chance of no ICU if they were hospitalized for covid.

[–] • 1 pt

I believe you, not the one study that I read, I believe if they were low and got severe, medicinal doses work. I also now that if you do become sick with normal levels treat it as a medicine 2,000iu per kg until better. Sometimes the body needs extra to calm the storm.

I’ve been doing cancer research since the mid 2000’s for my dad at the time, I’ve read thousands of research papers, talked to 100’s of researchers about repurposed drugs that doctors won’t prescribe along with chemo etc, you have to buy them from India and do it yourself.

He was the longest living stage 4, 3 months to live cancer patient at that time, he lasted almost 5 years until a mistake, with biologicals he probably isn’t a record holder anymore.

Then my nephew got an autoimmune disease and my brother “recruited” me for the same purpose. Same thing, studies, researchers and he’s never done a traditional treatment and is perfectly fine 12 years later.

We all take 10,000iu a day, my mom who’s 80 just got whatever is going around. 103.8 fever and 87 oxygen. We hit her with everything and 8 hours later she was back to normal levels. She doesn’t remember three days before hand or the first dat of treatment. She was completely better, lungs cleared by day 3 and on day 10 she was all better and stopped everything. Old people are like toddlers but you can’t hit them. She should’ve went 14 days because she could hardly move but she was “all better”.

On day 14 she was finally all better, no pain, aches etc and up and moving around.

I believe she had a 65 or 70 vitamin d level when it was check a few months ago. So sometimes it doesn’t matter the level depending on the person, age, how hard it hits you etc.

But with the combo we have set up with flccc, the zelnko protocol and every study that’s shown promise and memory hold and have heard of others using it, she made a quick recovery from needing the ER to just rest and taking pills.

If taken to the ER she’d be dead. We didn’t give her one cough medicine besides a couple high dose antioxidants that act as expectorants and keep the viral pneumonia away. She coughed everything up by day three and was fine.

[–] • 1 pt

You are an amazing example of actually following the science and taking action.

[–] • 1 pt

'Only approved questions are accepted, unapproved questions are discarded and declined.'

[–] • 0 pt

You can improve the patient outcomes for just about anyone if you give them some mineral or vitamin, because people are deficient in almost everything.

In ancient times tribes would save animal organs for sick people, because it's so nutritionally dense and even without studies they noticed how they would get better much faster. Sadly these days we are more likely to ban people from eating nutrient dense foods due to "climate change".

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