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You’re the reason I downloaded the D Minder app and supplemented myself all this timeI've been saying it since March.
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You’re the reason I downloaded the D Minder app and supplemented myself all this timeI've been saying it since March.
Walt Disney's head would disagree.100%
just like the rest of us
You’re the reason I downloaded the D Minder app and supplemented myself all this time
A lot of this could be correlation and not causation. People with higher vitamin D levels might be more healthy active people who are outside a lot, and that also is correlated with a better outcome. So, it might be being healthy and active is what makes you more likely to have a milder case, and not the vitamin D.
It wasn't just you Dave(see things don't always have to be about you) there are others in this thread who seem to have an agenda against Vitamin D being beneficial, but there is more and more science shows it's the Vitamin D.
Glad it looks to have been at least partly correct.You’re the reason I downloaded the D Minder app and supplemented myself all this time
Maybe I'm imagining things, but hasn't the trending thought been that immunity may be long-term? Seems like this supports that idea.Australian study shows immunity lasts at least 8 months after infection
COVID immunity lasts at least eight months, new data reveals
Australian researchers have revealed—for the first time—that people who have been infected with the COVID-19 virus have immune memory to protect against reinfection for at least eight months.medicalxpress.comAAAS
immunology.sciencemag.org
Australian study shows immunity lasts at least 8 months after infection
COVID immunity lasts at least eight months, new data reveals
Australian researchers have revealed—for the first time—that people who have been infected with the COVID-19 virus have immune memory to protect against reinfection for at least eight months.medicalxpress.comAAAS
immunology.sciencemag.org
Maybe I'm imagining things, but hasn't the trending thought been that immunity may be long-term? Seems like this supports that idea.
Maybe I'm imagining things, but hasn't the trending thought been that immunity may be long-term? Seems like this supports that idea.