Vitamin D and Ivermectin
Author - Larry A. Law
April 6, 2021
Larry A. Law
| Influenza (flu) and colds are similar to coronaviruses in that they are seasonal. They mostly occur in the fall and winter. Many people falsely assume that this is the only time the viruses are active. Actually, the viruses are present year-round. Why don't people get sick with them in the spring and summer? It is because of the relationship of vitamin D and our immune system. Vitamin D is made within our bodies as sunlight shines on our skin. In the fall and winter, those living above the 35th parallel (latitude 35 degrees north), do not get enough sunlight to make sufficient vitamin D.
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Researchers now realize
that vitamin D has very important roles in addition to enhancing calcium absorption and bone growth. There are vitamin D receptors on the vast majority of immune cells (B cells, T cells, and antigen-presenting cells). These immune cells with vitamin D receptors modulate the innate and adaptive immune responses. Deficiency in vitamin D is associated with increased autoimmunity and an increased susceptibility to infection. It is critical to supplement vitamin D during the fall and winter as 85-95% of people are deficient. In addition to vitamin D, magnesium and zinc are critical minerals that augment vitamin D in supporting the immune system.
The pandemic
has been more about low vitamin D, obesity, and lack of good nutrition than a dangerous virus. Obesity is a problem because It turns out that vitamin D tends to go to fat cells rather than immune cells, which reduces overall immune system protection.
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