Follow the science: Conclusive evidence vitamin D has more efficacy than vaccines

Why public health authorities are not recommending Vitamin D for Covid19 is mysterious

A new meta-data study, just published in Pharmaceuticals, by a group of Italian researchers titled “Protective Effect of Vitamin D Supplementation on COVID-19-Related Intensive Care Hospitalization and Mortality: Definitive Evidence from Meta-Analysis and Trial Sequential Analysis”, provides clear evidence of the efficacy of vitamin D in preventing severe Covid-19.

The current evidence reported supports the benefits of vitamin D interventions in patients hospitalized with COVID-19 due to the protective effect provided by vitamin D against ICU admission and mortality. Vitamin D reduces the risk of admission to ICU by a probable 72%. Vitamin also provides a probable 51% protection against death.

This shows better efficacy than available Covid-19 vaccines.

Many people, especially those who stay indoors and/or live in the northern hemisphere have inadequate levels of vitamin D. This is especially the case within aged care facilities, where there were many deaths during the Covid pandemic. Some of these deaths were unnecessary, and could have been avoided if vitamin D supplements were given to patients.

Vitamin D is a workhorse in immune boosting, and can provide protection against a wide spectrum of viruses.

Discussion about the efficacy of vitamin D for use against and treatment of Covid-19 was ignores by public help authorities, and suppressed by social media platforms during the pandemic. This likely cost many lives.

Public health authorities after evidence of the efficacy of vitamin D are still not recommending vitamin D as protection against Covid-19 and influenza.

The link to the study is below:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9864223/

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