The Coronavirus struggle has been long and difficult but it appears that the level of the outbreak and the associated deaths may be waning. The reason as to why may not be so simple. Some may want to say that it is th vaccines but this definitely is not true and this will be explained below.

First, let us look at the world case load and mortality charts.

Looking at these charts, we can see that we are well past the second hump the peak of which was on Jan. 8 2021. This was well before the vaccines were in significant distribution. We can also see that the peak of mortality was on or about Jan 20th 2021 ( about 12 days later which is the normal lag between case diagnosis and mortality ). This too was before a significant roll out of the vaccines.


Again, in the US, the peak of new cases was Jan. 8 2021 ( same as above and before any significant vaccine rollout ). Something has happened to stop the spread of the virus and it was not the vaccines. What then?

Also, in the US, while the largest peak was on 12 Jan. 2021, there was a last significant peak on Jan. 20, 2021 ( again 12 days later ). Since those dates, the cases and mortality rates have been on a downhill and the truth is that there has not a lot of vaccine been distributed. These decreases can not be attributed to the vaccines, then what?

I believe that it is due to increased understanding by the public of the importance of taking Vitamin D, not only to fight Covid-19 but also influenza and many autoimmune disorders as well. Many people are now taking 5000 IU a day or even 10,000 IU a day to stay healthy. We have learned that not only are we deficient in vitamin D but also that we are being misled, not only in how much is needed but also that we are being misled into thinking that it is bad or dangerous if we take very much of it. The truth is that there has only been 1 death from excess vitamin D in the past 10 years.

It is important to understand some things about vitamin D.

It is important to take vitamin K2 as it is a helper for vitamin D.

In the winter, when you do not get much vitamin D from sunlight, it is important to take plenty of vitamin D.

Vitamin D is absorbed by fat cells so if you have a lot of fat cells, it may be necessary to take more vitamin D than normal.

Dark skinned people get less vitamin D from sunlight than lighter skinned people.

It is best to have your vitamin D blood levels checked through testing.

If you find that you do get an excess of vitamin D, it is easy to fix.

Of course, vitamin D is not the only thing that you can take but it does appear to be the most critical.

Note: screen images from worldometers.info

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