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Shakes yuh usually talk sense but don't cherry pick data from the clusterfck that is covid in the usashake d livin wake d dead wrote:Just imagine there was an 80 year old patient in UNCLE SAM who spent 81 days on a ventilator and survived. He was released yesterday.
In trinidad, if they find you taking longer than a week(off to a next life for you). As far as I was told (very reliable) once you start on a ventilator it is NOT supposed to come off until you showing good signs of improvement...
THAT IS NOT HAPPENING HERE
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Its actually 4k plus though....but carry on
jhonnieblue wrote:Yet the minister saying we are heading down the bell curve
elec2020 wrote:jhonnieblue wrote:Yet the minister saying we are heading down the bell curve
So basically the masks not working. Oh well at least imbert and them raking in that sweet sweet fines money.
The seven day moving average is not trending downward. The projections are calling for 300 new daily infections and is trending down. But the percentage of positive tests indicates that there is not enough testing taking place to know exactly what the true number is.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:jhonnieblue wrote:Yet the minister saying we are heading down the bell curve
remember these are positive cases reported on that day
not cases tested positive
They are reporting on testing that was done over a period of weeks
If they represent the data as number of tests showing positive by day it may show it is heading down the bell curve
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redmanjp wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Its actually 4k plus though....but carry on
4000 additional positive cases or that's the total?
VexXx Dogg wrote:Shakes yuh usually talk sense but don't cherry pick data from the clusterfck that is covid in the usashake d livin wake d dead wrote:Just imagine there was an 80 year old patient in UNCLE SAM who spent 81 days on a ventilator and survived. He was released yesterday.
In trinidad, if they find you taking longer than a week(off to a next life for you). As far as I was told (very reliable) once you start on a ventilator it is NOT supposed to come off until you showing good signs of improvement...
THAT IS NOT HAPPENING HERE
MaxPower wrote:elec2020 wrote:jhonnieblue wrote:Yet the minister saying we are heading down the bell curve
So basically the masks not working. Oh well at least imbert and them raking in that sweet sweet fines money.
The masks cant work if Trinis dont wear it properly bro.
But i strongly believe surface contact is the main issue. Trinis are just touching sheit and then digging their faces.
Covid hard to beat when you dealing with Trinis.
adnj wrote:The seven day moving average is not trending downward. The projections are calling for 300 new daily infections and is trending down. But the percentage of positive tests indicates that there is not enough testing taking place to know exactly what the true number is.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:jhonnieblue wrote:Yet the minister saying we are heading down the bell curve
remember these are positive cases reported on that day
not cases tested positive
They are reporting on testing that was done over a period of weeks
If they represent the data as number of tests showing positive by day it may show it is heading down the bell curve
Like this
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Boston University study finds Vitamin D reduces COVID-19 risk
Researcher recommends supplementation to boost immune system
Updated: September 17, 2020 - 5:29 PM
BOSTON — A vaccine for COVID-19 may be months away, but a new study finds there is something already on the market that would appear to reduce the risk of coronavirus infection.
It’s Vitamin D.
“Vitamin D modulates your immune system,” said Michael F. Holick, MD, PhD, professor of medicine, physiology, and biophysics at Boston University School of Medicine. "It improves your ability to fight infectious diseases, including viral infections.
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The study, which appears in PLOS ONE, compared COVID-19 infection rates against blood levels of 25-hydroxyvitamin D in more than 190,000 U.S. patients. Holick called the findings ‘remarkable.’
“If you’re Vitamin D deficient, you have a 54% higher risk of acquiring this infection compared to people who were Vitamin D sufficient,” he said. “This was for all ages, for all ethnicities and for all latitudes in the United States in all 50 states. So whether you’re in California, Florida, or Alaska this still remained the same.”
Exposure to the sun’s UVB rays triggers a reaction in skin cells which makes Vitamin D. How then, to explain, that the three states with the highest number of COVID-19 cases are also among the sunniest: California, Texas, and Florida?
“You only get Vitamin D from the sun from about 10 a.m. until about 3 p.m.,” Holick said. “And there’s been a lot of controversy about sun exposure so people put sunscreen on that basically prevents you from making Vitamin D.”
Holick said Vitamin D insufficiency is actually very common in Florida and California because of sunscreen use -- and the fact many avoid the midday sun.
“You might think well, if you have a healthy diet you’re getting all the nutrients and Vitamin D you need... not true,” Holick said. “Because only oily fish like wild-caught salmon, mushrooms exposed to sunlight, and cod liver oil are the only natural forms of Vitamin D in your diet.”
Milk and fortified orange juice can add additional small amounts of Vitamin D, but Holick said that still doesn’t add up to enough.
He said supplementation is a safe and effective way to maintain healthy levels of Vitamin D.
“Infants 400 to 1000 units a day, children 600 to 1000 units a day. And teenagers, in my opinion, should be treated like adults: 1500-2000 units a day,” Holick said. “If you’re obese you need two to three times more.”
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Men using graphs to try and fight covid...kinda like how nat sec does use graphs to fight crime. Them things makes NO sense at all...
According to 88sins: "wishful thinking"....idk when allyuh would realize we just have to ride this thing out, wait on a vaccine, try to stay hidden as much as possible and do the right thing!!!
Ted_v2 wrote:what mask you all using?
pugboy wrote:can you imagine the conversations that went on behind the scenes
Terry - we need to make up a graph to show us in a better light, stop using the graph everybody else usingshake d livin wake d dead wrote:Men using graphs to try and fight covid...kinda like how nat sec does use graphs to fight crime. Them things makes NO sense at all...
According to 88sins: "wishful thinking"....idk when allyuh would realize we just have to ride this thing out, wait on a vaccine, try to stay hidden as much as possible and do the right thing!!!
PNM made up the lies in favour for elections and fooled the PNM ppl on the real Corvid figuresshake d livin wake d dead wrote:pugboy wrote:can you imagine the conversations that went on behind the scenes
Terry - we need to make up a graph to show us in a better light, stop using the graph everybody else usingshake d livin wake d dead wrote:Men using graphs to try and fight covid...kinda like how nat sec does use graphs to fight crime. Them things makes NO sense at all...
According to 88sins: "wishful thinking"....idk when allyuh would realize we just have to ride this thing out, wait on a vaccine, try to stay hidden as much as possible and do the right thing!!!
I doh even want to imagine nuh...graphs are being generated based on info provided from Moh. Im sure you all notice by now that the info provided is inaccurate. Graphs would only work in favour of terrence et al(i.e flattening d curve)...
Just imagine that those figures yesterday, the man said he hoped the curve peaked there
Ted_v2 wrote:what mask you all using?
elec2020 wrote:88 this morning? Usually weekends does be low.
Re: Coronavirus - COVID-19 - 3651 cases, 60 deaths, 2005 active, 822 discharged in T&TDizzy28 wrote:Sundays and Mondays are the low dayselec2020 wrote:88 this morning? Usually weekends does be low.
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