Paul Saladino· MD
perhaps the best way to combat coronavirus would be to stay in the 12 percent of the population who were metabolically healthy
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perhaps the best way to combat coronavirus would be to stay in the 12 percent of the population who were metabolically healthy
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perhaps the best way to combat coronavirus would be to stay in the 12 percent of the population who were metabolically healthy right we don't want to be insulin resistant but eighty eight percent of the United States is insulin resistance
by modifying our insulin resistance by creating metabolic health in our population we can significantly decrease the number of people that are affected by coronavirus and improve our overall outcomes significantly