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I feel like we have the scientific framework that was laid out a long time ago working. That is, we have people that have a hypothesis, carry out scientific stu
by rhacker 6y ago
I feel like we have the scientific framework that was laid out a long time ago working. That is, we have people that have a hypothesis, carry out scientific studies, and write down the results. Repeatable. And in the case of Vitamin D, the studies performed have been repeated and the results match. It stops Covid-19.
The other carryover we have from yesteryear are those idiots that are in charge of things that don't read the science. So instead of moving forward with something super cheap and effective, we're moving forward with the multi-billion dollar funded vaccines. Sure, those will also help, but not fast enough. Vitamin D is literally on the shelf at CVS, Walgreens and people could be buying them TODAY if they knew they should.
- wryoak 6y agoVitamin D is not on the shelf anywhere I live. Not since this hypothesis broke months ago. I guess my question, however, is why are cases still surging in the northern hemisphere as we go into winter, when a bunch of people start taking their seasonal vitamin D supplements?