@Synclair
“Of course, anything that is medically unsubstantiated,” she said. “So people saying, like, take vitamin C, you know, take turmeric, like, those are — will cure you. Those are the examples of things that would be a violation of our policy.”

Oh wow... it is a direct quote...

@Synclair @LukeAlmighty

Fuck YouTube. I rarely wear a mask, I don’t wash my hands more than normal. I do take vitamins and other supplements. Haven been sick with anything for years. Vitamin C is one I take everyday. It is cheap and it won’t hurt you, so why not take it.

Vitamin D3 is another I take every day. I work a lot of odd shifts sometimes I rarely see the sun. I have noticed something besides not getting sick. I don’t get depressed anymore. Before I started taking D3 I would get really depressed when I didn’t get enough sun. When I worked nights in winter it was really bad. Since I started D3 no problem.

Of course this is not a “study”. It is the experience of one individual. You are free to take this information or leave it, but D3 is cheap and it won’t hurt you. I am curious if anyone else has had a similar experience.

@TheRealist @Synclair
Started taking d3 about 3 weeks ago...

Same effect btw.

@LukeAlmighty @TheRealist I’ve been taking D3 for a few years. It’s been good

@TheRealist @LukeAlmighty @Synclair hey nobody can deny your “lived experience”.

@TheRealist @LukeAlmighty @Synclair Unlike Vitamin D, Vitamin C is already common in foods. You don't really need supplements for that. Same with Zinc. In fact, too much Zinc can actually damage your immune system.

I'm almost never sick. I haven't puked in almost 13 years (yes really) and I only get a cold maybe once a year (and it only lasts for one day). I have a really good immune system even without supplements. In fact, I would probably be worse off if I take the "vaccine" than if I didn't if this "vaccine" causes ADE (which it might). It's probably my blood type which is most likely O given my family's blood types and apparently people with O blood types are less likely to contract COVID in the first place.

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.03.11.20031096v2

@Synclair @LukeAlmighty Update: I was out of the country and had to get the Covid test to fly. On the return I had to be tested again. The test outside the US was very cheap so I got the antibody test too. I had the antibodies, so at some point I had some strain of Covid and didn’t know it. I don’t see why I need a vaccine for a virus I didn’t even know I had.

Keep taking your vitamins and supplements.

@TheRealist @LukeAlmighty @Synclair

Good anecdote to illustrate the fact it's not about the virus, it's about the "vaccine".

@Synclair @LukeAlmighty

More and more, breathlessly tracking what YouTube allows is like doing news items on what's on the shelves at Kmart. Nobody goes there, so who cares?