First of all, I didnt really deep dive into it, if those 87 studies really exist. Some ideas: 1) Smokers go outside more and have more vitamin D which helps a

First of all, I didnt really deep dive into it, if those 87 studies really exist. Some ideas: 1) Smokers go outside more and have more vitamin D which helps against covid? 2) smokers are on average less obese than non smokers? A lot of people smoke in order to cut hunger 3) breaks? To be honest sometimes I wish I smoked 4) fresh air? 5) some sort of mechanism that of the lungs can repair themselves after smoking it also stops the virus? 6) something inside the cigarettes stopping the virus? The article mentions how smokers reacted better when given nicotine patches, bur doesnt this just mean that their bodies didnt have to fight "two" things at the same time: covid and nicotine withdrawal? On a side note, were there any real studies if those who died of covid didnt have a co infecfion with something else? Reports that said that in some countries various drugs would work, sounded a bit like each country had their own co infecrions treated by that particular drug.