One of the best descriptions as to why you get a pain in the butt. And her anatomical prop made her points really clear. Enjoy.
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Tuesday, March 24, 2020
VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENTATION REDUCES THE RISK OF RESPIRATORY INFECTION [HINT: THAT'S THE COVID-19]
Secret weapon against coronavirus?https://t.co/WEQ7oxxvo7— Fox News (@FoxNews) March 23, 2020
This should not come as a secret or a surprise to any visitors to this site. Unfortunately, Former CDC Director, Tom Frieden was interviewed by John Roberts, long-time CBS Anchor. The problem is that Roberts leads the questioning and the answers that Frieden gives are standard: stay at home, quarantine a person infected, etc., etc., etc., ad infinitum. Is he talking to 6-year-olds? Anyone old enough, from a 9-year-old child to an octogenarian, knows that if you're sick with anything that you stay home. Now it is true that though high school kids may know this they don't heed this warning because they've got friends to attend to, they've got games and projects that need their hands on. So it's true that some people need to have this message droned into their head, but if you're at all conscientious you're not going to want to get people sick and sabotage their productivity.
So take your daily vitamin D for the reasons that Dr. Frieden states here,
Vitamin D supplementation reduces the risk of respiratory infection, regulates cytokine production and can limit the risk of other viruses such as influenza. A respiratory infection can result in cytokine storms – a vicious cycle in which our inflammatory cells damage organs throughout the body – which increase mortality for those with COVID-19. Adequate Vitamin D may potentially provide some modest protection for vulnerable populations.
Frieden is downplaying the effectiveness of vitamin D because as a former government agent, he has to stay on the plantation narrative of "shelter in place," "accept martial law," "self-quarantine," "wear a mask," "wash your hands," etc., etc., etc.
Check out what Dr. John Cannell, owner of the Vitamin D Council site, has to say about what vitamin D does for you. Then check out what Creighton University professor, Robert P. Heaney says about the protective effects of vitamin D, which go way beyond strengthening your immune system. Need more evidence? Scroll down this page about 2/3 to find other vitamin D experts to see what they say about what it does and how it can restore your health. Like I said, I've covered the powerful effects of vitamin D several times. It's too important a supplement not to have in your daily arsenal.
Check out what Dr. John Cannell, owner of the Vitamin D Council site, has to say about what vitamin D does for you. Then check out what Creighton University professor, Robert P. Heaney says about the protective effects of vitamin D, which go way beyond strengthening your immune system. Need more evidence? Scroll down this page about 2/3 to find other vitamin D experts to see what they say about what it does and how it can restore your health. Like I said, I've covered the powerful effects of vitamin D several times. It's too important a supplement not to have in your daily arsenal.
I've had good results with this brand. And the price is not bad either.
Wednesday, March 18, 2020
AUTHORITIES ARE UNABLE TO DISTINGUISH WHO DIED AS A RESULT OF [COVID-19] . . . OR OTHER SERIOUS DISEASES
In the commentary below, Dr. Wolfgang Wodarg, chairman of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe Health Committee, discusses problems with the COVID-19 tests that are going on and the general panic surrounding the Coronavirus. As of March 18, 2020, 1.2 million people have watched this presentation.
Thanks to Robert Wenzel and Karen DeCoster. At TargetLiberty, Wenzel points out that
that positive deceased patients have an average of over 80 years - 80.3 to be exact - and are essentially predominantly male (Women are just 25.8 percent).And he noted:
The majority of the dead were carriers of chronic diseases.
At present, in fact, the authorities are unable to distinguish those who died as a result of the virus, from those who were mostly carriers of other serious diseases and who, therefore, would not have died from Covid-19," he said.
Sunday, March 15, 2020
ISOLATING 70 YEAR OLDS IS FOR THEIR OWN GOOD, SAYS BRITISH HEALTH SECRETARY, MATT HANCOCK
Though I think that Jimmy Dore is terrific on exposing political hypocrisies, his explanation of how the Federal Reserve creates money seems confused. Here he and his comedic staff cite MMT, Modern Monetary Theory as the process by which the Fed is creating money.
Next, the
head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the
National Institutes of Health, Anthony Fauci, sounds like a psychopath,
someone who wants to use government fiat to halt human activity across a
country 325 million in size. He wants to mandate that everybody stay
home. First, if people are inside for hours and days they're not getting
enough vitamin D that would protect them against viruses. So off the bat,
the head of the NIAI is offering extremely poor health advice, and Trump should
fire him immediately. Second, what right does the government have to tell
property owners that they cannot operate their businesses, property that has
previously been used in generating their livelihood? Fauci is an absolute
nut.
Robert Wenzel reviews Fauci's comments on
Meet the Press and other Sunday morning news programs.
Murray Rothbard regularly pointed out that wars enable governments to get more authoritarian.
He often quoted Randolph Bourne's observation that "war is the health of the state."
But don't think for a minute that bloody wars overseas are the only way states can grow rapidly. We are learning this first hand with the panic over COVID-19.
I have no doubt that this fear will result in legislation that puts more control in the hands of the state. Shady legislation is already starting to move.
Almost any kind of legislation can be passed in this atmosphere of panic.
And if there is one thing that is clear about Trump, it is that he is terrible at picking advisers. The White House is filled with neocon warmongers but his worst adviser may be the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health, Anthony Fauci.
Trump should have fired the bastard the day he took office. Instead, he has now made Fauci part of the coronavirus task force and praises Fauci publicly.
I can't think of anyone in the administration that is stoking more fear with the general public. Without any foundation, he has testified before congress that COVID-19 has a mortality rate of 10 times the flu. There is no factual basis for this, it is complete fearmongering.
Fauci is, in effect, lying to Americans.
He never ever puts things in perspective. He always heightens the panic. And he had plenty of opportunities this morning to do just that and he took full advantage. This morning he went on all the Sunday talk shows and cranked up the fear on each show.
He told "Face the Nation":
Right now, personally, myself, I wouldn’t go to a restaurant.
Only to get more sadistic on CNN:
For a while, life is not going to be the way it used to be in the United
States. We have to just accept that if we want to do what’s best for the American
public.
And then on CNN pretty close to an outright lie, outside of some extreme outlier:
There are going to be people who are young who are going to wind up
getting seriously ill.
Then more fearmongering on "Meet The Press":
I think Americans should be prepared that they are going to have to
hunker down significantly more than we as a country are doing.
I mean take a look at what
this guy said, he pretty much said he would be in favor of a 14 day shut down
of the entire country. The "Meet The Press" transcript:
Though there is plenty of evil in the U.S. government, it isn't the only cesspool for crime. Take the United Kingdom, for example. What they're proposing to do with older people, 70 years and older, is absolute criminal. Isn't this kidnapping? Russian Times in the UK writes,Notice he didn't push back against the 14-day national shutdown, he went as far as he could in spewing panic that he thought he could get away with.I really think he is mentally ill.SurgeonGeneral Jerome Adams almost sounds rational compared to Fauci. At least he said at yesterday's press conference that "Almost all people will recover---98%--99%."
That wording is absolutely sinister, "We absolutely appreciate that it is a very big ask of the elderly and the vulnerable, and it's for their own self-protection," Hancock told Sky News' Sophy Ridge.UK’s Health Secretary confirmed plans to isolate people aged over 70 for up to four months amid a coronavirus pandemic. The goal is to protect them, but critics say it may be a really bad idea.
The Johnson govt is to launch a "wartime" attack on Britain's elderly by forcing people over 70 into isolation for four months. A 2012 study showed isolation killed the elderly. Having destroyed state social care, extremist UK governments are now culling the expendable. Fascism.— John Pilger (@johnpilger) March 15, 2020
Then Tom DiLorenzo writes in a post, titled "A National Emergency Declaration Is the Health of the State."
“It automatically sets in
motion throughout society those irresistible forces for uniformity, for
passionate cooperation with the Government in coercing into obedience the
minority groups of individuals which lack the larger herd sense. The machinery
of government sets and enforces the drastic penalties, the minorities are
either intimidated into silence or brought slowly around by a subtle process of
persuasion.”
“There is . . . in the
feeling toward the State a large element of pure filial mysticism. This sense
of insecurity, the desire for protection, sends one’s desire back to the father
and mother, with whom is associated the earliest feeling of protection . . .
. [I]n Uncle Sam we have a symbol of protecting, kindly authority, and in
the many Mother-posts of the Red Cross, we see how easily . . . the ruling
organization is conceived in family terms. [People become] obedient,
respectful, trustful children again, full of that naïve faith in the all-wisdom
and all-power of the adult who takes care of them, imposes his mild but
necessary rule upon them and in whom they lose their responsibility and
anxieties. In this recrudescence of the child, there is great comfort.”
“On most people the
strain of being an independent adult weights heavily.” The State provides
a way of eliminating “the psychic burden of adulthood.”
— Randolph
Bourne, writing about the effects of the national emergency of war
on the population in his famous 1918 essay, “War is the Health of the State.”
This is a must-read: "COVID-19: Further Evidence That the Virus Originated in the U.S.," Larry Romanoff, March 14, 2020.
This is a must-read: "COVID-19: Further Evidence That the Virus Originated in the U.S.," Larry Romanoff, March 14, 2020.
Saturday, March 14, 2020
TO ALL OF MY INTELLIGENT, "STAYIN' ALIVE" FRIENDS OF 60 & OLDER, KEEP YOUR HEALTH: TAKE 10,000 IU OF VITAMIN D/DAY
Kids, in
school, say pretty mean things. Unholy schools create little monsters. Viciousness is already prevalent. The Coronavirus gives mean people license. Robert Wenzel found one example of this:
I have been informed by a relative who is a middle school teacher that students are now referring to coronavirus as the “boomer remover”— B. W. Carlin (@BaileyCarlin) March 12, 2020
Then there
was this. So it does look like us lived-long and lived-well folks need to be upping our vitamin D
levels.
If you are above the 37th Parallel, you need to supplement with vitamin D. Take 10,000IUs of vitamin D.
But who's going to listen to this advice when they're not even sure of any benefits with vitamin D? But think about it. The folks who've gotten sick with the flu I mean Coronavirus have been folks on cruises 70-year-olds and folks in convalescent and nursing homes, octogenarians. But how much vitamin D should one be taking? Well, if the audience for this topic is mainly boomers, ages 60 to 75, more than likely your stomach acid production is down and you're not absorbing as many nutrients as you should or as you need. Given this condition then, it makes sense to up the dose from what you might usually find inside a standard multivitamin formula. Well, the best authorities to rely on with this subject would be Bill Sardi or John Cannell or Martie Whittikins. Let me start with Sardi, who claims first that 600mgs. is too low. And this is the recommended dose for healthy folks. But what if you've got underlying conditions, like diabetes or obesity or chronic disease? From the start of this article, Sardi focuses our attention on where Americans stand with regard to vitamin D consumption and supplementation.Italian National Health Institute data from 12/3 show mortality among confirmed cases thus:— Marcus Walker (@MMQWalker) March 13, 2020
age 0-29: 0%
30-49: 0.1%
50-59: 0.6%
60-69: 2.7%
70-79: 9.6%
80-89: 16.6%
90+: 19%
88% of the deceased are age 70+.
Confirmed infections have a median age of 64 and are 60% male.
a revealing study showing diabetics, in particular, are at 4.5-times greater risk for an early death when their blood levels of vitamin D are low. The risk of death from infectious disease also doubles for individuals who are deficient in vitamin D.Unfortunately, too many people take health and life for granted. Fine. I prefer survival. So what amount does someone need to one, keep healthy, and two, survive?
an estimated 42% of Americans are vitamin D deficient when defined as a blood concentration below 20 nanograms/milliliter/ 50 nanomoles/liter of blood.
You need 10,000IU of vitamin D. Sardi points out that 5,000 is insufficient.A different analysis shows 9600 units of vitamin D from dietary supplements is needed to ensure 97.5% of the population achieves a blood level of 40 nanograms/100 nanomoles. The answer?
It takes about 5000 IU (international units) of oral vitamin D3 for most people to achieve a blood concentration of 50+ nanomoles or 20 nanograms.So 10,000IU should be your daily dose. But what if you come down with a severe case of the flu, the cold, bronchitis, or, God forbid, the Coronavirus? Then you'll need to up your dose to 50,000IU for the length of the illness, maybe even a week following the resolution of your illness in case you have a residual and intractable symptom like a cough or phlegm build-up. Then you can go back to maintenance levels of 10,000IU per day.
If you are above the 37th Parallel, you need to supplement with vitamin D. Take 10,000IUs of vitamin D.
Dr. John Cannell, according to Wikipedia, "hypothesized that Vitamin D deficiencies may predispose to influenza." Hello. This is worth a few minutes of your time:
Citing Dr. John Cannell's work, Martie Whittekin reminds us that
For years, the nonprofit Vitamin D Council has monitored the science and informed us that higher blood levels of D (50--100nmol/L) were of benefit for immune function, muscles, heart function, lungs, brain, depression, breast cancer protection and so on.
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