Corona update
Welche Zusammenhänge zwischen Vitamin-D-Status und COVID-19 wurden untersucht?
Diese Seite sammelt wissenschaftliche Studien, Meta-Analysen und weitere Quellen zur Rolle von Vitamin D bei COVID-19. Die aktuelle Zusammenstellung von c19early umfasst inzwischen 370 Studien und berichtet über Zusammenhänge zwischen höherem Vitamin-D-Status bzw. Vitamin-D-Behandlung und niedrigeren Risiken für Infektion, Hospitalisierung, Intensivbehandlung und Tod.
215 doctors from 33 countries demand new guidelines,
because countless research shows that low vitamin D levels in Covid-19 infections promote hospitalizations and deaths.
They call for the immediate dissemination of increased vitamin D intake.
The new international guideline:
As a precaution, the vitamin D level should be permanently raised
for 30-year-olds at least 30 ng/ml
for 50-year-olds at least 50 ng/ml
for 60-year-olds at least 60 ng/ml
for 80-year-olds at least 80 ng/ml

Vaccinations: What should I consider?
Aspiration is superfluous or does it ensure survival?

... 2016 for the first time ... The STIKO points out that aspiration before the injection is not necessary and should be avoided with intramuscular injections in order to reduce pain. ... There have been no reports of patient injury due to failure to aspirate.

Vaccination must not hit a vein
If you want to get vaccinated, insist on old-fashioned aspiration.
New in April 2021
400 mg thiamine
Every day
reduce the risk of thrombosis in COVID-19.
Thiamine - also known as vitamin B1 - is freely available, e.g. here: LINK
Altitude sickness is also successfully treated with vitamin B1.
Children are very much at risk from this pandemic.
A new childhood disease "MIS-C" is a secondary disease of Covid-19. Make sure your children have the right vitamin D level too.
Known since 2017
Respiratory infections can be prevented by taking vitamin D.
Vitamin D-3 reduced the risk of acute respiratory infection in all participants .
These results support the introduction of public health measures such as food fortification to improve vitamin D status , especially in settings where severe vitamin D deficiency is common.
Known since 2006
Vitamin D reduces the incidence of viral respiratory infections.
Ultraviolet radiation from either man-made sources or sunlight reduces the incidence of viral respiratory infections, as does cod liver oil, which contains vitamin D.
We conclude that vitamin D, or a lack of it, may be Hope-Simpsons "seasonal incentive." - see next article about Hope-Simpson
Known since 1981
R. Edgar Hope-Simpson suggested that a "seasonal stimulus" closely related to solar radiation explains the remarkable seasonality of epidemic influenza.
Solar radiation triggers robust seasonal vitamin production in the skin. Vitamin D deficiency is common in winter and activated vitamin D has profound effects on human immunity .
It acts as a modulator of the immune system, prevents excessive expression of inflammatory cytokines and increases the "oxidative burst" potential of macrophages.
It dramatically stimulates the natural killer cells: antimicrobial peptides found in neutrophils, monocytes, and in epithelial cells that line the airways, where they play an important role in protecting the lungs from infection.





















