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Or an artificial vitamin C++

• trhway 6y ago
  the future here is iron oxide. Wrt. the original post there is also another correlation - vitamin D insufficiency is more prevalent in African American and Latin populations and those populations are more seriously affected by Covid. Also i think genetic predisposition to vitamin D that the original post uses doesn't matter much (until it hits pathological edges of course) because daily exposure to Sun would be more important factor than genetic predisposition.
  • Sunspark 6y ago
    Yes and no. If you live in a northern hemisphere country, it is possible to spend hours in the sunlight with pale skin during the colder months and not receive enough vitamin D if you don't have supplemental sources.
    • metalliqaz 6y ago
      I seem to remember this "sun" thing you are talking about. Don't think I've seen it since sometime in October.