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Regarding D3, you are correct and there are old and very new studies that bare out the fact that as the blood level of D3 rises above 35 ng.mL the resistance to coronavirus and other respiratory viruses and bacteria increases. One study showed that if folks could maintain a level of 50 ng/mL the infection rate could be driven to zero.

I too have high D3 blood levels. When I was in the hospital in September 2020 for a dislocated or broken right hip, my blood D3 concentration was 98 ng/mL. Two days after surgery I developed some chest congestion and a fever. This was attributed to anesthesia. In three days it was gone. Three months later I was tested for covid antibodies and based upon the test results my PCP advised me not to get any vaccine or jab. The testing indicated that I would be immune to coronavirus.

My blood D3 level was checked a month ago, July 2022, and it was at 82 ng/mL. I have never had a respiratory infection of any kind and no colds. I do have some allergies but the effects are limited to my nose.

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Thomas, I imagine that you grew up without childhood vaccines as I did. I have only had three vaccines in my life; polio, small pox, and hepatitis. When I had the small pox vaccine i didn't get a scab, either time. When I had no scab the first time I was given the scratch a second time but it too never formed a scab. When I went back to the family doctor he spoke to my mother about it but no one ever talked to me about the lack of a scab. I know now that not having a scab meant that I already had immunity to small pox. My childhood exposures were from my older brother but I didn't manifest any of the diseases.

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