30 gedachten over “Welk vitamine D-niveau vermindert het risico op overlijden door COVID-19? Een nieuwe studie van Boston University”

1. There was another study with 193,000 patients and found that if your vitamin D is above 50, then your risk of ICU drops to 7% which is amazing. Also to counteract the calcium issues with vitamin D all you need is K2-m7 which is found in natto. Vitamin D also explains the seasonality as well as racial differences. India also went through its monsoon and the mortality rose during those months.

2. Vitamin D levels can be tested thru local labs by tests ordered on Life Extensions website. https://www.lifeextension.com/lab-testing/itemlc081950/vitamin-d-25-hydroxy-blood-test

3. The reason there no mention of vitamin D in reducing risk or minimizing progression of symptoms of covid 19 is there is NO money making. So of course those rich powerful that have invested in covid 19 vaccine production is not going to promote vitamin D.

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5. What dosage would be right for someone who had quadruple-bypass surgery – 4 months ago? The cardiologist may not recommend taking vitamins, like D3, Zink, C, K2 MK7, how should I approach this if Dr. does not recommend taking vitamins? DrBeen thank you so much for your awesome video. God bless you for your excellent work.

6. Thanks, for this article and your video. => A deep dive into the scatter plot and looking at the contained data shows that no deaths occurred until age 43, while 35 patients were under this age, with some 86% of this youngest, death free group of patients were in the lowest vitamin D category. Those 43 and over, where young age perhaps wasn’t shielding the patients had some 63% in the lowest vitamin D category. If correct, this would mean that the reported vitamin D effect is smaller than what effect the data supports as the lowest vitamin D category (below 43 years of age) were protected by their youth, or something correlated with their youth, so their higher risk from low vitamin D was offset or hidden by something correlated with their youth. Just something I thought you would appreciate.

7. Pauli Gisondi has done much work on vitamin D given to patients with the auto immune disease Psoriasis. High levels of D basically stopped (if not cured) the condition.The serious effects of Covid infection including the thickened blood and Long Covid are auto immune. The immune system goes hyper. Psoriasis is another auto immune condition so that work is a good analogue fir Covid.

8. Vitamin D+Magnesium + Vitamin A+ Zink is the best Gruß from Vienna

9. Big Pharma doesn’t want everyone taking Vit D. No profit there 😉

10. Don't forget ascorbic acid/sodium ascorbate and zinc, as well

11. I'd like to know what retinol level makes a difference. Silly to look at it from the standpoint of a single nutrient making a difference when it's likely a synergistic thing involving a number of substances and may be different for different individuals.

12. Encouraging information. Very helpful supplements available to reduce risk with the current challenge and I surmise this approach is helpful for protection against the flu virus and possibly common cold viruses. Enlightening info and questions why the medical organizations did not formally evaluate this as part of the solution to world health. Thanks again 🙏

13. So, even though Dr's know what a disastrous President Trump has been, especially in regard to Covid-19, I bet they still vote for Trump based on their financial portfolios. People vote against their own interests because they believe they will make more money from the markets under a Republican.

14. What you did not tell us is a practical method for the average person to measure their vitamin D level, most of us don't have a lab in their home nor do we have a chemistry degree to know what 40 nano moles means.

15. All good information but not very useable. At home vitamin D tests cost $99 and only the sample is taken at home which must be sent to a lab for analysis Trying to get to a doctor for a vitamin D test can take weeks, what about a fast, low cost at home vitamin D test.

16. Dr. Been,It would be helpful if you would speak the date at the beginning of your video. It is just not always listed below. Just horrific having these terrible people in charge of our lives to any extent. Thanks.

17. Dr. Fauci sa While Dr. Anthony Fauci admits most “so-called immune boosting” supplements being marketing amid Covid-19 mostly do “nothing,” he does believe in the benefits of vitamin D.”If you are deficient in vitamin D, that does have an impact on your susceptibility to infection. So I would not mind recommending, and I do it myself taking vitamin D supplements,” Fauci, 79, said during an Instagram Live on Sept. 10. But figuring out if whether you are vitamin D deficient and how much of the supplement you need to take is complicated. In fact, medical professionals have been debating the efficacy of routine vitamin D screenings and supplementation recommendations for years.”You're wandering into a maze,” Dr. Clifford Rosen, an endocrinologist and professor of medicine at Tufts University's School of Medicine, who has studied vitamin D for more than 30 years, tells CNBC Make It. Here's what you need to know from three experts. Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that plays an important role building and maintaining muscles and overall bone health. People who have low vitamin D may develop soft, than and brittle bones. The primary sources of vitamin D is through direct sunlight and it can also be obtained through foods such as fatty fish (salmon, tuna and mackerel), mushrooms and milk. What's more, researchers at the University of Chicago Medicine found a link between vitamin D deficiency and the likelihood of being infected with Covid-19 — those with an untreated deficiency were more likely to test positive, according to the study published in September. (The National Institutes of Health released a statement last updated in July saying “there are insufficient data to recommend either for or against the use of vitamin D for the prevention or treatment of Covid-19.”)According to study published in 2014 by the NIH, researchers estimated that 35% of adults and nearly 50% of infants in the U. S. had a vitamin D deficiency. Without a blood test (more on that later), it can be hard to tell. Early signs of vitamin D deficiency are subtle if they even existent. You may not show any symptoms at all, according to experts. But vitamin D deficiency can cause accelerated skin aging and dry skin, according to Dr. Raman Madan, a dermatologist at Northwell Health's Huntington Hospital. And over time, severe deficiency can result in muscle weakness and bone fractures, says Paul Thomas, a registered dietitian nutritionist and scientific consultant at the National Institutes of Health's Office of Dietary Supplement. Studies have also found that prolonged vitamin D deficiency can cause bone-related diseases in adults and children. All that said, the only way to truly know if you are vitamin D deficient is to get a blood test through your doctor, says Thomas. Not all medical professionals, however, think routine testing for vitamin D is a good idea. Routine testing for vitamin D can be controversial among medical professionals.ys the number of units he's taking in one of his interviews with Trevor Noah

18. In trump's mind, the danger of the people having knowledge is just that (i.e., he does not seem to want us 'regular folks' to have access to anything that will help us, esp knowledge. Hence, he constantly lies.) He throws a measly $1200 to each American, but we are not all stupid and everyone cannot be bought. That money did NOTHING to stop the pandemic. I could go on, but why bother? The trumpsters are so brainwashed that it does not matter what he does to them…they believe he cares for them even though he clearly cares ONLY for himself and has proven it over and over again with his actions and the vile way he speaks to others, esp women. As for me, no one can pay me enough to follow a racist, misogynistic, hate-filled narcissist who is guilty, IMO, of murdering over 200,000 Americans. If he gets to stay in office, we are surely doomed.

19. I’ve been taking 5,000 IU for 10 years. My sister told me to take it because I was always getting sick. I had my level checked first and I was at 19. Today my level is 80 and I haven’t been sick for years. I believe if you get much higher then 80 it can become toxic! I’m 65 with no issues and feel amazing! As soon as Covid broke out I bought a bottle for everyone in my family. Bet you didn’t know it’s also considered a hormone.

20. How long before the FDA bans vitamin D supplements? How long before Google, Fakebook and others shadow ban vitamin D information? I am already getting “fact checked” by Fakebook's fake “fact checkers” regarding vitamin D posts.

21. I take vitamin D, B, C with zinc (the elderberry gummies) and magnesium. As a 50 year old male, I worry cause of my age and having type A+. blood.

22. Apparently you struck a nerve in presenting this paper. When I looked it up at this link https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0239799 there was a huge Expression of concern banner in pink highlight and a lengthy warning from the PLOS 1 Editors. One could conclude that there are forces trying to suppress this information.

23. So we are locked up to protect us from Covid-19? Or to kill us (by reducing our sun exposure and vitamin D and increasing depression and suicide as well as destroying economy – a win win win-) AND they are reporting that vitamin D not important. (At least no bogus claims of heart problems as with HCQ regimen!) Oh, no, excuse me this is fake news and conspiracy theory. Lucky for me a blood test four years ago showed me deficient in vitamin D (19 ng/ml) and despite my living in a sunny clime. So I started taking supplements. My last blood test was 39 ng/ml. I am continuing to take 5000 IU per day plus calcium and magnesium. Also am taking selenium and zinc for prophylaxis.

24. Please be aware that PLOS One has issued a letter of concern about Dr. Michael Horlick's paper that you discuss in your video. You can find it here: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0240965 . I tend to be in agreement with the general premise that Vitamin D can be salutary for COVID-19 because there is other evidence out there that suggests it. Patient studies and also genomic studies which suggest an important role for vitamin D, Quercetin and Estradiol . See: Tripartite Combination of Candidate Pandemic Mitigation Agents: Vitamin D, Quercetin, and Estradiol Manifest Properties of Medicinal Agents for Targeted Mitigation of the COVID-19 Pandemic Defined by Genomics-Guided Tracing of SARS-CoV-2 Targets in Human Cells
    by Gennadi V. Glinsky
    , Biomedicines 2020, 8(5), 129; https://doi.org/10.3390/biomedicines8050129. See also: Short term, high-dose vitamin D supplementation for COVID-19 disease: a randomised, placebo-controlled, study (SHADE study) . Rastogi A, Bhansali A, Khare N, et al Short term, high-dose vitamin D supplementation for COVID-19 disease: a randomised, placebo-controlled, study (SHADE study)Postgraduate Medical Journal Published Online First: 12 November 2020. doi: 10.1136/postgradmedj-2020-139065 . There are other articles describing use of vitamin D in clinical COVID-19. For a mechanistic rationale as to why vitamin D supplementation may be of value for COIVID-19 see: A Single Large Dose of Vitamin D Could be Used as a Means of Coronavirus Disease 2019 Prevention and Treatment
    . G Liu, T Hong, and J Yang Drug Des Devel Ther. 2020; 14: 3429–3434.

25. Interesting to note: Cardiologists, Gastrointestinal Specialist’s, Nephrologists, Orthopedic Surgeons, & Rheumatologists; want their patients Vitamin D levels to be 50 or higher. I see all those specialists and they want my Vitamin D level at 50 or higher. Those medical specialists disagree with the Endocrinology belief that you only need is a Vitamin D level of 30. I’m an RN who has numerous health issues and all those specialty providers want a Vitamin D level of 50 or higher.

26. I live in Birmingham, UK and a lot of chemists and supermarkets I go to have told me that the amount of Vitamin D being sold has gone up massively this year. I buy a box every month or so, and sometimes I have had to go to a large number locations as all the others have sold out! A lot of people know or are aware of Vitamin D, and word is being spread not by the media but people themselves.

27. Dr Been, I use 3,000 IU per day, also I take vitamin K2 mk 7 this makes sure the calcium goes to bones and not arteries. Thanks for all you do.

28. TY for contacting the President!!!

29. Research shows that for both influenza and COVID-19 the greatest protection from infection (double that of the lower, 30 ng/mL limit of reference “normal”) is achieved with blood levels between 55 and 100. We have seen zero reports of vitamin D toxicity from taking ordinary vitamin D supplements regardless of dosage. The reports of toxicity involved highly concentrated D products (e.g., concentrated D liquid drops) or defective products in which the vitamin was accidentally dispensed without dilution.

30. We havent been told about this in the UK via the media or our self serving Government, We have Mps and Lords busy buying up shares in PPE and Vaccines so they can profit of our fear. Look into it, its all fact!

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