Posted on Jan 7, 2022
SrA Kevin Rooney
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I have five comorbidities and have never had Covid but have been in contact with many who have. I had my antibodies checked and in September I was 65 times higher the units per milliliter needed to show you have antibodies against Covid. Test was done outside the VA. Everything I read people who wind up in the hospital or zinc deficient, D3 deficient and are predominantly obese.
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Because there is no scientific evidence to prove that supplements prevent COVID or death. Hell, if you go to GNC which only sells supplements, nearly every one in the store says “not FDA approved” or “health effects have not been measured in a scientific study”

We can agree that 98% of the deaths associated with COVID are a result of an underlying health condition I.e Obesity, heart disease, liver disease, diabetes etc. but the CDC literally testified before Congress that they classify COVID deaths as ANYONE who was infected with COVID at the time of death as a COVID death. They have literally classified car crash victims as COVID deaths because they had the virus. They also testified that less than 2% of all deaths are from the virus itself.

If you have antibodies, you have had COVID or you’re fully vaccinated. But your antibodies don’t continue to rise from the vaccine 6 months after fully vaccinated. They only do that if you have had the virus
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CPT Lawrence Cable
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I'll have to point out that in the US, there is NO recommended treatment program for Covid 19. In the countries that do have real treatment programs, which includes Taiwan and Japan BTW, the treatment package usually includes Vitamin C, Vitamin D, Zinc and Niacin, along with Monoclonal antibodies and a number of re purposed drugs that you can't say in the US without getting kicked off a site. Here, we send you home until you need hospitalization, unless you have a personal physician that will treat you beyond the CDC recommendations.
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CPT Lawrence Cable sir I received the monoclonal antibodies infusion at IACH on Fort Riley back in November. The reason the doc gave me was because I was pregnant and they didn't want me to have any covid related complications. I tested positive on Nov
8th and received the infusion Nov. 10. I was also fully vaccinated.
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I see it's been a while since this was posted, but I just wanted to ask—has anyone noticed any recent policy shifts or updates about supplement use in the services? I’ve seen more people openly talk about different stacks they take, but guidance still seems fuzzy. Curious what people are seeing at their units or on the ground lately with leadership attitudes.
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SGM Bill Frazer
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Just because you can take them doesn't mean 1. they work on you. 2. Are what the label say the strength and contents are what's in them. Or that you don't have serious health issues. Many of the dead in nursing homes were not obese.
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