18,497 respondents from around the world.

Only 23.5% had had COVID by Oct 2021, almost 2 years after SARS-CoV-2 first emerges.

28% reported having COVID between Oct ‘21 and Feb ‘22 when the highly transmissible Omicron took over from Delta. So, only just over half the respondents have ever caught COVID at all.

10% of those that caught it were asymptomatic.

Of the symptomatic, 92% had mild/moderate symptoms (57% mild, 35% moderate) and 8% had severe symptoms.

In other words, 3% of all respondents reported asymptomatic infection, 14% mildly symptomatic, 9% moderately symptomatic and just 2% severe disease.

Of those that were symptomatic, 89% were sick for less than 3 weeks. Most symptoms included tiredness, cough, aches, fever, loss of taste/smell, difficulty breathing and diarrhoea.

Only 1.4% of those reporting COVID infection were admitted to hospital (0.4% of all respondents). Of these, 20% did not need to stay overnight, 55% stayed in hospital for less than 3 days (0.2% of all respondents), 28% for 2 weeks or more (0.1% of all respondents).

71% of those reporting COVID infection supplemented with vitamins and minerals, mainly C, D, Quercetin and Zinc, in addition to Ivermectin or Hydroxycholoroquine. Across the entire range of disease severity, there was a substantial bias towards hospitalisation of those who did not supplement


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