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Well... taking that cheap pill in a blind RCT would show the arrow of causality. People have known about this correlation for months now. If it were really a
by anonuser123456 6y ago
Well... taking that cheap pill in a blind RCT would show the arrow of causality.
People have known about this correlation for months now. If it were really a thing, clinicians would be publishing case studies like crazy of successful treatment with vitamin-D. I'm not seeing that in the literature... so I doubt it will pan out.
- oieoeireoes 6y agoI also wouldn't expect much from giving D3 in a hospital setting since it takes time for D3 supplementation to affect serum levels. That's why the MATH+ protocol [1] recommends Calcifediol or Cholecalciferol. According to their own review [2] the protocol reduces hospital mortality from 20-30% to about 5%. [1]: https://covid19criticalcare.com/math-hospital-treatment/pdf-translations/ https://covid19criticalcare.com/math-hospital-treatment/pdf-... [2]: https://covid19criticalcare.com/math-hospital-treatment/scientific-review-of-covid-19-and-math-plus/ https://covid19criticalcare.com/math-hospital-treatment/scie...
- geomark 6y agoTangential question: How long does it take exposure to sunlight to affect serum levels?
- kevinmchugh 6y agoDepends on latitude, season, and melanin, as I understand it