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I think the vaccine is dangerousT]
Excellent post. Thank you. We are being tricked into seeing each other as black-or-white parodies of certain positions by the media. That is generally not true.
Thank you for giving real-life examples of nuance, opinions, and behaviors which don’t fit into a media caricature of someone who is not interested in the vaccine.
Drs have no idea how to treat it
Vitamin D helps
Vitamin D has not been shown to be an effective remedy to covid.
However, there is evidence that people who had sufficiently high levels of vitamin D prior to contracting covid enjoy better survival results.
I take 5,000 IU of vitamin D a day and maintain about 70 ng/mL
Vitamin D helps
(prior to becoming sick)
As already mentioned, the VAERS consists of unfiltered individual reports that anyone can submit; it "is not designed to determine if a vaccine caused a health problem" the idea is that statistical analysis can show whether certain kinds of report are particularly common and more prevalent than in the unvaccinated population. See About VAERS.... 427,831 AEs reported as of August 6th, 2021.
To date, there are 6639 (1.6% of all AEs) deaths in the VAERS database.
The communities in Amish Ohio 'experienced some of the state's highest rates of infection and deaths' (post #2), which suggests that attaining natural herd immunity from Covid is not a good strategy.How does it show that? Does anyone even know what the death rate was?
herd immunity from Covid is not a good strategy.
That's true, but ironically, it's not uncommon to have low vitamin D levels in tropical climes too because those that can afford to stay out of the hot sun....In tropical locations where people easily and reliably get enough sunlight to depend on sunlight alone for as much vitamin D as the body is able to produce, it's been noted that vitamin D levels top out naturally at about 80 ng/mL IOW, give the body enough sunlight to produce as much vitamin D as it needs, and it will produce about 80 ng/mL and stop there.
hasn't been proven:
Long-haul COVID-19 can last months. But here’s why experts are optimistic about recovery.
Researchers are also studying whether vitamin D taken before infection or right after can help prevent long-term symptoms.
“It desperately needs study,” said Dr. David Meltzer, who leads a trial at the University of Chicago that is looking for volunteers. It’s “a very plausible story" that getting sufficient or even extra vitamin D could help reduce long-haul symptoms, he said, but it hasn’t been proved"
Herd immunity from vaccination.
That's true, but ironically, it's not uncommon to have low vitamin D levels in tropical climes too because those that can afford to stay out of the hot sun.
Um, ok so where's the stats?The communities in Amish Ohio 'experienced some of the state's highest rates of infection and deaths' (post #2), which suggests that attaining natural herd immunity from Covid is not a good strategy.
Ask Bradskii, it's his post.Um, ok so where's the stats?
Seems rather arbitrary. They really don't know which deaths are from covid.Ask Bradskii, it's his post.
According to this paper, their excess deaths were generally typical of the national trends and spiked to 125% in November 2020.
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