Corona Virus Vitamin D

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Chinese Coronaviruses (Wuhan and SARS) attach to cells via ACE2, which is associated with Vitamin D


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HAVE YOU EVER TRIED THE VITAMIN D HAMMER?

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What the fook with the links!? Spit it out! What?

If you think that you're just going to take some Vit D and be ok you are dreaming. It take months to build up your immune system and firstly you have to be mineralised, hydrated and you biome has to be healthy.

I've been taking 10,000 IU of D3 for years and swear by it.
I usually double it if I get the flu, but now I'm going to take the D3 Hammer! sounds good to me, my chest feels raspy.

The possible roles of solar ultraviolet-B radiation and vitamin D in reducing case-fatality rates from the 1918–1919 influenza pandemic in the United States



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Nice real-time Coronavius Tracker
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4000 iu i believe is closer to the mark.

As usual we’ve been lied to. In the 1930s they found the toxic level of D3 begins around 300 ng/ml (level of D3 in the blood). So, to be “safe” they said the toxic level began at 100 ng/ml. Only recently has the “optimal” level been raised to 40-60 ng/ml. The true optimal level is actually around 100 ng/ml.

So, how much should you take to get your D3 in your blood to optimal levels. Too many variables to cover them all, and the only way to know for sure is blood tests. But I’ve been taking 30,000 IU /day for the past month. From what I’ve read this should get most people close. I feel good. People around me get sick, I haven’t.

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I take 20,000 IU havn't been sick now in two years.

I was taking 5,000 IU /day for years but I’m convinced it was too low.

I work the night shift - sleep til noon - take 1000mg /day , and my level is 156 ng/ml. Figure that one out, I can't.

*1000 IU

Florida sun everyday it's out and not sick in 46 yrs, no doctors either.

Just a caution.
Vitamin D has a downside for some people. It isn't a water soluble vitamin, which means it can accumulate in your body. It's fat soluble.

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Too much Vitamin D can raise calcium levels, which can be dangerous.
an cause heart arrhythmias and worsen a condition called afib. The risk of newly developed atrial fibrillation increased almost three-fold when blood levels of vitamin D are high.

Afib can cause a stroke. You can get your daily Vit D requirement by eating 3 oz of salmon.

Sunlight and vit d
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Its safer to Megadose with Vitamin C

Vitamin C is the most common antioxidant and its non toxic in large doses.


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Get out in the sun everyday
Get some of that Vitamin D the natural way
The hammer is not supposed to be used daily, only as part of treatment

Yup. I was up to 80,000/day in 2017. It built up so much calcium in my kidneys that I spent a week in the hospital in March '18 and my kidneys were down to 9% functionality. Docs say I was a day away from having to go on dialysis. I don't get pain from kidney stones like many people do so I had no idea and I felt fine.

I only found out something was wrong after getting routine blood work done and my Creatinine and Calcium levels was through the roof.

Keep your vitamin dick or lose appendages.

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Death from pulmonary edema after infection with the coronavirus is due to its use of the ACE2 protein as virus receptor


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Coronavirus - Defense with Vitamin D? - answered by MD von Helden

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