Comments by "Fred Bloggs" (@fredbloggs5902) on "The second pandemic" video.

  1. Nobody knows. Blood transfusions are best avoided regardless if at all possible.
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  2. Supplements are easier and more effective.
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  3. The fact remains that most people are deficient in vitamin D and it’s been known to be an anti-viral for decades. It doesn’t actually matter whether it’s called a vitamin or a hormone, you still need it 🙄 It’s also cheap, so to claim some weird conspiracy about vitamin D production is ridiculous.
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  4. Any skin exposure is fine, forearms are generally easier.
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  5. Yes. Note that D3 is more easily metabolised than D2, and both are fat soluble so it’s more effective when taken with fat/oil in a meal.
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  6. How is that relevant to the data presented?
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  7. Some medical conditions /medications are contraindicated with vitamin D. Sarcoidosis being an example. Most people should be fine with 4,000 IU/day, but you should consult your doctor if you have any medical conditions/medications.
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  8. So you’re going to ignore all the evidence that ethnicity with regard to skin pigmentation has a direct correlation? 🙄
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  9.  @luxmami  So you’re going to pretend you didn’t say your conspiracy nonsense then 🙄 You’re utterly clueless.
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  10. It doesn’t matter 🙄
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  11. It’s virtually impossible to get enough vitamin D from diet, especially at high latitudes in winter.
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  12. True, but it’s been largely ignored.
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  13. Source? Note that Sweden adds vitamin D to milk due to the known risk of deficiency.
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  14. That’s the level in the blood, not the daily amount required to be ingested.
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  15. You’re welcome to tell us your explanation for the giraffe’s vagus nerve.
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