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https://vitamindforall.org/letter.html https://vitamindforall.org/letter.html
argues on the other side. There's an impressive list of researchers taking it.
If it eventually proves ineffective in preventing or mitigating Covid-19, you're out a few bucks if you were taking it.
If you delay taking vitamin D until enough peer reviewed studies develop a final consensus in the years to come, it may turn out that you and/or family members missed out on a protective measure.
There remains a significant probability that you might get infected before you get optimal immunity some weeks after finally receiving a full course of vaccination.
Many are now learning that the development of knowledge can be an uncertain, contentious and uncertain process, especially in a rapidly evolving situation.