Eight in 10 Covid-19 hospital patients are vitamin D deficient, study

I'm blessed to have those vitamins already and have been taking ester C, Vit. D, a mega stress B complex and K2 almost everyday lately ...

very solid


how many of the general population is also D deficient - I bet a lot.

it is best to have this fat-soluble vitamin in your diet.


K, A, D, and E are the fat-soluble ones.


B and C are water-soluble.



eat eggs! butter! whole milk! D is found in fat.

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He needs some milk. Get that boy some milk.

thanks Beeches ... it look's like Fat is where it's at ..!
when talking about some Vitamins ...

I said it months ago the cure for Covid is sun light. The natural vitamin D and the UV’s kill viruses.

Could be, when organs begin to fail they pull vitamin d from your storage. At this point patient is already pale skin. imo

30 million patients have recovered from coronavirus worldwide

We are all getting to much D with all the Hunter drops...

Right after our health autorities suggested we stop drinking milk.

Eggs, butter and whole milk supply only very small amounts. Use a supplement. Or 30 minutes full-body (or large-area) sunshine daily.

Lock people in their homes and tell them to only ever leave when absolutely necessary - that will sure cut the Vitamin D levels of the entire world. Fact is most people don' eat enough fish to make up for the lost light.

It's called getting sunshine

D3/K2 and magnesium are ones nearly everyone seems to need added.

Then find some safe Omega 3 sources that don't have mercury in them as some fish now are unsafe to eat.

Then if you use pink salt, be sure to add a drop of Lugol's 2% iodine to your water 1-2x a week. And really I'd do that even with iodized salt because they put such a tiny amount in there.

No wonder it's hit the people in Memory Care facilities they get no sunshine.

Take your vitamins!!!!

Eight in 10 are vitamin D deficient, because there's a test for that. Not related to Covid, just humans.

So sunny places dont have covid?

Tons of info that say opposite -

Eggs are perfect, and the yolks are very good -

Don't know what is allowed to be linked --- but

Lot of research says just 2 medium eggs provide 80% of your D

And 10 out of 10 were Vitamin C and Zinc deficient...

It's about time the MSM start mentioning this. I have myself remarked several on it in this forum and frankly I don't understand why Dr. Mercola hasn't been quoted extensively as he has published several articles on the subject of vit. D deficiency and its effects on COVID-19.

And yet there will always be those who persist in branding him a cook!

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So keeping everyone inside their homes all summer was about what then?

How can you not see this?

In other words, the proof DID NOT EMERGE TODAY but has been swept under the rug.

If light-skinned people in those sunny locations spent 30-60 minutes in the sun each day then I bet you would see a very low number of "cases".

Brown and black skinned people would need more than 30-60 minutes, because melanin makes Vitamin D production less efficient.

Where are you going to ship the people at northern latitudes in the winter, to get this sunlight?

We all have to move south a thousand miles for the whole winter?

How's that going to work?

Why don't you think supplements are a good idea?

And you're posting this from Canada, genius?

Good luck with that til next April.

even if it wasn't cold out, the sun is too weak at higher latitudes to produce any vitamin D at all, even if you went outside at noon every day and took off your clothes, who do you know who does that every day even in the summer?

It's called being smug.

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Mansberg is backing recent research from Australian Eggs that confirmed

an average serve of eggs (that is, two medium-sized ones)

provides more than 80 percent of the daily recommended dietary vitamin D intake.

Not true, BS and poppycock!

If the sun shines and you can feel some warmth, it is effective even if it takes more time. You will get a tan if you do it long enough, so it certainly stimulates vitamin D production in your body!

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