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40s Diaries | A Week in My Life in LA: CNY 2025 !
40s Diaries | A Week in My Life in LA: Finding Joy & Normalcy Amidst the...
Patients above 40 years who had good amounts of vitamin D in their system reduced their risk of dying from coronavirus by more than 51 percent.
With COVID-19 cases still on the rise, ensuring that one's body is strong enough to combat the disease becomes a priority. The latest research found that Vitamin D can help afford individuals some degree of protection as it can lower the risk of infection and the risk of fatal complications in those who contract the deadly virus.
In a study published in the journal PLOS One, entitled, "Vitamin D sufficiency, a serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D at least 30 ng/mL reduced risk for adverse clinical outcomes in patients with COVID-19 infection," researchers from Boston University's School of Medicine, looked at the blood samples of 235 patients who were admitted in the hospital because of COVID-19. They then measured the patients' vitamin D levels and monitored their health conditions while in the hospital.
Among the vital signs that they closely monitored were loss of consciousness, the severity of infection, and difficulty breathing. They also observed patients whether they would fall fatally ill or not.
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28 Days - The Kind Diet; New Beginnings
For those of you are tired and just want to give up on dieting - the kind diet. Join me in losing pounds whilst you love yourself #weightloss #diet
Prior to my re-focusing the blog I wrote many posts on my battle to rid myself of 40lbs. It may be a story familiar to you; I would succeed for a while, and then my behaviour would revert to the norm and the pounds would pile back on.
As the new year approached I responded with alternating waves of hope to lose the weight, and despondence that it would be a year like all the others. I did the…
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