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To: TobagoJack who wrote (188282)	6/1/2022 9:19:19 PM
From: Maurice Winn	2 Recommendations Recommended By marcher pak73 Respond to of 217755

Controversial? I read it again to see if something was controversial in what I wrote. I suppose some people might think such ideas improbable to impossible. But they are ill-informed or not thinking straight. Meanwhile, another aspect that surprised me was the huge lack of epidemiology regarding covid and what it has done. There are bits and pieces and some hopelessly imprecise statistics on age, race, obesity and whatnot, but no supersonic detailed multivariate analysis of all variables correlated with outcomes for individuals. It should be possible to give a precise risk for each individual according to their individual characteristics: Diabetes HbA1c levels Obesity Age Vitamin D levels for a year preceding infection Vitamin C levels ... zinc content before and during infection ACE2 receptor numbers in lungs and various organs Inflammatory tendency Sugar consumption before and during infection Carbohydrate consumption before and during infection Immune system variables Neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio during infection Invermectin consumption before and during infection Heart function Oxygen levels before infection Lung function however measured Genetic variables Whatnot... Sure, they have said that old, fat, diabetic, heart and lung disease people with immune system comromised with low vitamin D levels are very vulnerable, but a lot more people that that have died from covid or got seriously ill, I guess. Where are the intricate details? Epidemiologists should have been crawling all over hundreds of millions of infections and outcomes. Mqurice