Anonymous ID: bc17c3 Sept. 27, 2020, 11:24 a.m. No.10811236   🗄️.is 🔗kun

This article was sent to family members who are very sick due to Covid. It was sent back as 'spam' by a Windstream based mail system.

Despite changing the language ( changing Covid-19 etc into other words, the article was still sent back as spam. So I made it into a crappy meme-type visual image.

F*ck the censors.

 

https://www.newsmax.com/us/vitamind-immune-system-health/2020/09/27/id/989071/

 

Keeping your body's immune system running at full strength is imperative amid the global coronavirus pandemic, and vitamin D is an essential piece of that, according to Boston University researchers.

 

Among 235 admitted to the hospital with COVID-19, patients older than 40 were 51.5% less likely to die if they had at least 30 ng/mL of vitamin D in their system, according to their study.

 

"This study provides direct evidence that vitamin D sufficiency can reduce the complications, including the cytokine storm (release of too many proteins into the blood too quickly) and ultimately death from COVID-19," BU Dr. Michael F. Holick, the study's lead author, said, Forbes reported.

 

Holick also noted in another study, vitamin D not only provides better outcomes for those hospitalized with COVID-19, he also reported it can help patients avoid COVID-19 infection altogether – as the risk of catching the virus is reduced by 54% for those with adequate vitamin D levels – per the report.

 

"Because vitamin D deficiency and insufficiency is so widespread in children and adults in the United States and worldwide, especially in winter months, it is prudent for everyone to take a vitamin D supplement to reduce risk of being infected and having complications from COVID-19," Holick told Forbes.

 

This report highlights a notable change in advice from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

 

"If you are deficient in vitamin D, that does have an impact on your susceptibility to infection – so I would not mind recommending, and I do it myself, taking vitamin D supplements," Dr. Anthony Fauci said Sept. 10, per Forbes.

 

That came after the NIH issued a statement reading: "There are insufficient data to recommend either for or against the use of vitamin D for the prevention or treatment of COVID-19."

 

Democrats have rebuked President Donald Trump for allegedly rejecting science, but even the scientists have been skeptical of the science as it relates to the global coronavirus pandemic.