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“ Saved by a Whale's tail”
A statue which is coincidentally called
“Saved by a Whale's Tale “
saved the subway at Spijkenisse (near #Rotterdam) driving through the terminal bumper and now resting on the 10m high whale tail..
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A statue which is coincidentally called
“Saved by a Whale's Tale “
saved the subway at Spijkenisse (near #Rotterdam) driving through the terminal bumper and now resting on the 10m high whale tail..
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“ Saved by a Whale's tail”
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SOUND ON 🔈 Have you been lucky enough to have a surreal encounter with humpback whales before?
How the Coronavirus Hacks the Immune System
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The New Yorker
How the Coronavirus Hacks the Immune System
At a laboratory in Manhattan, researchers have discovered how SARS-CoV-2 uses our defenses against us.
The First Clinical Trial to Support Vitamin D Therapy For Covid-19
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Medium
The First Clinical Trial to Support Vitamin D Therapy For Covid-19
[Updated 27 Sept] Oral calcifediol reduced ICU admission for Covid-19 from 50% to 2%. And key questions about the trial answered.
Evidence Regarding Vitamin D and Risk of COVID-19 and Its Severity
Conclusion :
“ Thus, the evidence seems strong enough that people and physicians can use or recommend vitamin D supplements to prevent or treat COVID-19 in light of their safety and wide therapeutic window.”
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Conclusion :
“ Thus, the evidence seems strong enough that people and physicians can use or recommend vitamin D supplements to prevent or treat COVID-19 in light of their safety and wide therapeutic window.”
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MDPI
Evidence Regarding Vitamin D and Risk of COVID-19 and Its Severity
Vitamin D deficiency co-exists in patients with COVID-19. At this time, dark skin color, increased age, the presence of pre-existing illnesses and vitamin D deficiency are features of severe COVID disease. Of these, only vitamin D deficiency is modifiable.…
Blood polyunsaturated omega‐3 fatty acids, brain atrophy, cognitive decline, and dementia risk
Plasma omega-3 levels may be a biomarker for brain health.
Higher plasma omega-3 levels are associated with a 1.6-fold lower risk of dementia, less cognitive decline, and slower brain atrophy compared to individuals with the lowest plasma omega-3 levels.
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Plasma omega-3 levels may be a biomarker for brain health.
Higher plasma omega-3 levels are associated with a 1.6-fold lower risk of dementia, less cognitive decline, and slower brain atrophy compared to individuals with the lowest plasma omega-3 levels.
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$100,000 Challenge Following Recent Covid-19 Studies
“By April 1st, 2022, it will be accepted by health professionals that a vitamin D treatment protocol similar to that used in the study is better than existing treatments (remdesivir and corticosteroids) in reducing the odds of severe outcomes. For COVID-19”
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“By April 1st, 2022, it will be accepted by health professionals that a vitamin D treatment protocol similar to that used in the study is better than existing treatments (remdesivir and corticosteroids) in reducing the odds of severe outcomes. For COVID-19”
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Rootclaim Blog
$100,000 Challenge: Treating Covid-19 with Vitamin D
Studies show that high doses of vitamin D reduce the severity of Covid-19 in hospitalized patients.
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“ The Vision of St. Hubert”
by Wilhelm Räuber.
November 3rd is the feast of Saint Hubert, “Apostle of the Ardennes”: Aquitanian-born Frankish aristocrat, courtier in Neustria and Austrasia, widower, last Bishop of Triecto (Maastricht), first Bishop of Leodio (Liège), and patron saint of hunters—who died in 727, aged about 71.
by Wilhelm Räuber.
November 3rd is the feast of Saint Hubert, “Apostle of the Ardennes”: Aquitanian-born Frankish aristocrat, courtier in Neustria and Austrasia, widower, last Bishop of Triecto (Maastricht), first Bishop of Leodio (Liège), and patron saint of hunters—who died in 727, aged about 71.