RyanDe680

^ realist

There’s a lot of questions on the accuracy and the distribution of the doses.

Actually +1 to this. I noticed that too along with a lot of wood burning (fireplaces)

Certainly explains the increase in hospitalizations then

I saw this which is surprising. IA is still reporting 35% positivity rates with fairly consistent numbers.

IL did the same, yet we keep racking up the highest daily amounts in the country unfortunately.

Won’t believe it until I see an unrealistic NAM run

80,000 people hospitalized. Insane numbers

My wife ran the Olympic trials in the marathon a couple of times so she runs a lot of miles. Her resting heart rate is in the high 30s. It’s very possible and some people are born with lower heart rates

+1 for the magnesium.

something tells me you may want to reuse your map several times over the next few months

ugh... IL with 150 today

sloppy

And I have a feeling that will continue this cycle through thanksgiving with students coming home

I wonder if efficacy was measured with just one shot longer term. Obviously the booster helps or else it wouldn’t be part of it. at that point the ball is on the 20. Gotta just do it.

Also I have seen testing sites quoting 4-7 days on results.

I know this was mentioned before. Doctors say CDC should warn people the side effects from Covid vaccine shots won't be 'a walk in the park' PUBLISHED MON, NOV 23 2020 4:19 PM EST UPDATED 4 HOURS AGO Berkeley Lovelace Jr. @BERKELEYJR SHARE KEY POINTS The CDC must be transparent about the side effects people may experience after getting their first shot of a coronavirus vaccine, doctors urged during a meeting Monday with CDC advisors. Dr. Sandra Fryhofer said that both Pfizer's and Moderna's Covid-19 vaccines require two doses and she worries whether her patients will come back for a second dose because of potentially unpleasant side effects after the first shot. Both companies acknowledged that their vaccines could induce side effects that are similar to symptoms associated with mild Covid-19, such as muscle pain, chills and headache.

In my lane, science provides facts. Go back out east. Or better yet in the banter thread.

But clearly science does

No

Then pot kettle you’re too much

Thanks. Check out some of Dr Jason Fung’s work. Pretty incredible research.

This was at the start of covid. I’m down 21 now but still categorically near obesity at 29 BMI, which is a stupid measure but the only universal one.

None of that happens in weeks. It took me 4+ months to get halfway where I wanted to be, which was to lose 10 lbs. this was from fasting and changing what I eat. Admittedly, knowing that covid outcomes were worse off when your health is bad helped to make me stop procrastinating and make time. That and changing my supplement regime helped as well. 5,000 IUI of Vitamin D as an example. Something like that can’t hurt.

Troll on you Know so much yet don’t have a clue