Comments by "John Woodrow" (@johnwoodrow8769) on "" video.

Joe, as you service to the community is greatly appreciated and valued, a tip on how to look after your health, and dramatically reduce your chance of a bad covid experience ..... change your lifestyle and loose the weigh.
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@daddydaddy2265 What a stupid statement. You're saying someone shouldn't care about addressing the NUMBER ONE cause for people dying from covid. I take it your fat also.
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@daddydaddy2265 No, you don't own a fitness business. You are nothing more then a typical BS troll. The reason I know you are just a troll, is because NO ONE involved in the 'health and fitness' industry would dispute that obesity and its associate lifestyle diseases of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, etc are the MAJOR NUMBER 1 cause of young and middle age people people having a bad covid experience. Without those factors the risk is next to ZERO.
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@daddydaddy2265 I don't feed trolls. P.S. I have a Masters level degree in a serious discipline, not a mickey-mouse 'sports science' one that at most will get someone a job vacuuming a gym floor at the end of a day.
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@daddydaddy2265 Well Mr Troll. The chubby guy has know for 18 months that obesity is THE number one risk factor for covid. It is also going to remain THE number one risk factor from now till eternity. Time to make a start. Your not even intelligent enough as a troll to spar with, so don't expect any further responses.
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Do people really not see the complete insanity of telling potentially covid infected people to do no more than go home and self isolate. Sit around watching TV or read a book, but if you fall really sick its time to come to the over overstretched hospital, where we'll just closely observe you, and if you look like dying, as a last ditch effort we'll stick some steroids into you and a tube down you throat. Wouldn't you try to stop them from getting sick enough to even come to hospital. Something even as simply as regular gargling with Povidone-Iodine (Betadine) and a nasal spray to reduce any potential throat and nose viral load? Nope, nothing.
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