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This damn thing is all backwards. With a regular flu, we don't do fever reducers unless the temp gets over 103.5, and we treat it with elderberry syrup and we knock out flus in 72 hours. So, with this, your advice would be to suppress the immune response and not try to push it along? Assuming you aren't able to find an effective treatment, could you recommend any available remedies? I've been planning, for instance, on following the 1000mg/hr Vitamin C regimen for 6-12 hours and then 3000mg per day afterwards after reading an NIH paper on flu from the 90s. [ link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (secure)] He is referring to a cytokine storm. this happen in response to a low level of vitamin D3. if the cell doesnt get D3 it has no idea what to do or how to fight the pathogenic invader. D3 although called a "vitamin" is actually a hormone and it contains the information required to fight pathogens. If not enough free D3 is available in your blood stream your cells release loads of cytokines which is basically a signal saying "help i dont know what to do, so i am going to do the only thing i know how and release cytokines. Please send some D3". A severe lack of D3 will subsequent cause a cytokine storm because all o fthe cells will react this way. There was a debate amongst MDs during the H1N1 outbreak pertaining to the same exact thing. Essentially this MDs are clueless. a cytokine storm is a direct result of viral load and lack of D3. if you have plentiful D3 and knock back the viral load with elderberry, and/or nano silver mixed in with some vit C this should do the trick. but dont try to reduce the fever. It has nothing to do with the cytokine storm, and will help to reduce the viral load by virtue of raising the core temp and making it harder for the virus to replicate. If you arent currently taking D3 you need to mega dose for a while. It takes a while to build up in your bloodstream. I woudl take 10-15000 iu a day for about a week then cut back to 5000 iu a day after that for maintenance. If you feel something coming on take 50,000 iu for a couple of days. then scale back to 10,000. hope this helps Do you have a link about Vitamin D3 and cytokine storm? here you go... [ link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (secure)] here is a snippet from the study "Deaths during the 1918–1919 influenza pandemic have been linked to both the influenza virus and secondary bacterial lung infections. Case fatality rates and percentage of influenza cases complicated by pneumonia were available from survey data for twelve United States locations in the 1918–1919 pandemic. This study analyzes case fatality rates and cases complicated by pneumonia with respect to estimated summertime and wintertime solar ultraviolet-B (UVB) doses as indicators of population mean vitamin D status. Substantial correlations were found for associations of July UVB dose with case fatality rates (r = −0.72, p = 0.009) and rates of pneumonia as a complication of influenza (r = −0.77, p = 0.005). Similar results were found for wintertime UVB. Vitamin D upregulates production of human cathelicidin, LL-37, which has both antimicrobial and antiendotoxin activities. Vitamin D also reduces the production of proinflammatory cytokines, which could also explain some of the benefit of vitamin D since H1N1 infection gives rise to a cytokine storm. The potential role of vitamin D status in reducing secondary bacterial infections and loss of life in pandemic influence requires further evaluation. Where are the latest studies or anyone reporting that Vitamin D stopped their cytokine storm? If this were the case it should be well known by many, are you just grasping at straws here?
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