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wilberforce15

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That’s why my doctor told me to take it. Don’t waste time with these idiots
Anybody taking it should still get serum levels checked every now and then, and possibly adjust dosage based on outside time and your latitude.

Some people spike hard on small doses, and others take more to have an effect. Every body is different. But 5k is safe for just about everybody.

30 minutes in the sun at a southern latitude creates 10k to 20k. So, it's not a big deal. But getting the serum checked can matter. Some people need much more.
 

UnionStrong

Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
Anybody taking it should still get serum levels checked every now and then, and possibly adjust dosage based on outside time and your latitude.

Some people spike hard on small doses, and others take more to have an effect. Every body is different. But 5k is safe for just about everybody.

30 minutes in the sun at a southern latitude creates 10k to 20k. So, it's not a big deal. But getting the serum checked can matter. Some people need much more.
I take 5k and a multi vitamin that has 1 k
 

rickyb

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rickyb

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You think the higher ranked information sources on the most powerful tool of the control matrix are more reliable? Man, the cognitive dissonance is strong in you.
not necessarily but mine was referred to me by someone i trust but who i forgot now.

yea i dont like how google censors results.
 

rickyb

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3. Much more infectious. This much higher load plus the ultra “stickiness” of the delta strains for adhering to human cells makes it remarkably more infectious than previous strains. You may have heard of R0 (Pronounced R naught) which is, in a nutshell, the number of people to which an infected person would be expected to transmit the virus. Early versions of the virus had a 2 to 2.5 R0 value. So one infected person would infect two or so people on average. Delta has an R0 of about eight! In the infectious disease world, that’s almost unheard of. Chickenpox and measles are about all we have ever seen that spread that efficiently from human to human. This changes the story line completely from earlier in the pandemic and makes this surge, in many ways, like a completely different pandemic event.

4. Five days. There is another recent publication out of Singapore with data that confirms something we suspected. I will explain more about the “why” on this below when I talk about vaccines, but the gist is this: The viral loads in the throats of vaccinated persons who become infected with delta rises at identical rates as in unvaccinated persons, but only for the first few days. After five days or so, the viral loads in the vaccinated person start to quickly drop whereas those in the unvaccinated person persist. This key set of observations is important for several reasons relating to vaccinated persons serving as vectors for spread (see below).
 
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