Paul Saladino· MD
The only way out of this mess is (and has always been) educating people about the importance of metabolic health!
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The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
The only way out of this mess is (and has always been) educating people about the importance of metabolic health!
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Metabolic health and a nutrient rich diet are the only ways forward.
And with metabolic health as a key determinant in your ability to combat this virus, wouldn't it be important to know what promotes this and decreases it?
the good news is you can improve that you can improve that now before this academic academic epidemic is over by just starting to eat healthier starting tomorrow
I love that you've made this message clear from the very beginning because it's so important that it's always important of course to be metabolically healthy, but now is especially important for people to get things under control because this link is super strong and it's no longer being debated. It's so obvious the link between metabolic health and your risk for getting coronairus and your risk for poor outcomes.
look at that stuff regarding immunologic connections with the metabolism and simplify it and show it to someone in your life who is metabolically unhealthy and doesn't think that affects their susceptibility to cobit because it absolutely does
is metabolic health risk factor for coven 19.