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20 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:Eric Berg (c. 1972–) is an American antivaxxer, chiropractor, cholesterol denialist, conspiracy theorist and ketogenic diet advocate. Berg promotes pseudoscientific health advice and quackery. Berg is not a medical doctor.
I didn't realize he was an anti-vaxxer. I'm not promoting not taking the vaccine. I may take it myself. Do whatever you want. I don't care.
I have used chiropractors. So what? In your hometown, it's a crime?
Wow, he's a ketogenic advocate. My virgin ears! Have you been to a supermarket lately in a western country? The amount of ketogenic products being sold is increasing yearly. It's probably a 15 billion dollar industry. But the newspaper you trust told you it's bad, so it must be true.
Cholesterol denialist. Ha ha ha. I didn't realize there was such a thing. I love eggs.
Your way of thinking is scary. This is nazi territory. People should not be allowed to promote a diet different from yours?
I think I've had enough of this forum.
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3 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:
let me tell you a big secret: the Powers that Be rely on something called the “scientific method”
We don't agree about reliable sources.
Then it becomes a complex philosophical debate that will take decades.
We shall agree to disagree and leave it at that.
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43 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:But the correlation/causation between Vitamin D deficiency and Covid infection is not proven.
Maybe not absolute proof, but worth a watch if you can spare 8 minutes.
I won't put the link as it may be deemed "unreliable source"?
Youtube
Search: The Cheapest Covid-19 Therapy in The World
by Dr. Eric Berg
(the cheapest therapy refers to vitamin D from the sun)
Edit: Also, the local media has promoted Vitamin D in numerous articles over the past year. When you read the news, don't just read the "noise".
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34 minutes ago, edwardandtubs said:
Like these?
No, a real media outlet.
The advice is:
1) weigh the risks of blood clots with johnson & johnson and astrazeneca VS the risks of covid
OR
2) wait for an mRNA vaccine ie Pfizer or Moderna
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3 hours ago, edwardandtubs said:
What they're going to read is scare stories on social media about blood clots
The stories about blood clots are appearing in MAINSTREAM media here in farang-land.
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Smoking is the worst.
One guy I know had a stroke. Doctor told him to stop smoking.
That alone extended his life for another 30 years.
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5 minutes ago, Harm Hendrik Reitsma said:
And i say of you are healthy, don't take a jab.
Wow, really?
I was just about to make an appointment to get the jab.
I'm not afraid of getting sick, but I am worried about all the negative consequences of not having it. Like employers might start to check. It all seems like too much hassle not to get it.
But I agree. In a healthy body, it's not a major threat.
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4 hours ago, rumak said:
21 posts (of yours on this thread) . not quite a record , but good effort young man
not so young man.
my apologies for tormenting you with my covid-induced neurosis.
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15 minutes ago, Pilotman said:
It also temporarily kills love and sexual desire.
And Big Macs make people fat and impotent.
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52 minutes ago, AlfHuy said:
True.
Flushes all bad things straight out of your body.
What did you eat today?
McDonald's?
Be honest.
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7 minutes ago, Misterwhisper said:and are not entirely convinced that their nation is the center of the known universe and pinnacle of human civilization.
No, we all know your nation is the center of the universe.
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6 minutes ago, Surelynot said:
Was it not the statistics that informed them of the potential benefits of a healthier diet?.......or did they they just come up with that from blue sky thinking?
But they are being ridiculed in the other thread.
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3 minutes ago, Surelynot said:
...such as?
They are making an effort to eat a more health conscious diet, which protects from viruses and illness in general.
It was implied in the hordes of covid articles that you've been reading over the past year.
You missed the nuance.
You're focusing on useless (if credible) statistics.
What are you planning to do with all these useless statistics?
You failed the exam.
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8 minutes ago, Surelynot said:
....or......and this is left field stuff........reporting statistical facts.
And the point I am making is people are focusing too much on the statistics.
Meanwhile the Thais, with their alleged low levels of education, are not caught up in the statistics and doing something practical.
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10 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:Overpopulation, living in crowded unhealthy cities, living sedentary lifestyles and eating bad food can't have helped with our resistance to this disease.
IMO if it wasn't this one, it would have been another.
Very good post. Spot on.
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5 minutes ago, hotchilli said:Thai education has a lot to answer for.
No, you have it backwards.
The western education has a lot to answer for with the hordes of college-educated folks who don't grasp that diet boosts the immune sytem and protects from illness.
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23 minutes ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:We all know Sangsom is the Cure...and the poison..... enjoy your weekend
I don't know what Sangsom is.
It doesn't say cure. It says protect.
The Thais are making an effort to eat healthier foods.
They are eating what they think is healthy.
You are ridiculing foods that you (probably) know nothing about.
And you are also ridiculing the entire concept that diet plays a role in protecting from illness. Which you know nothing about.
You are attacking their education levels.
They're on the right track. That is precisely what people need to be doing. Being more health-conscious.
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1 minute ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:
Excuse me while I get back to my covid cure......arroy dee
It didn't say CURE. It says PROTECT in the title.
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What is lunacy, as I see it, is people on here playing ping pong with statistics 24/7 and think they know the precise risk of catching covid within 6 decimal points.
But before this turns into a mud-slinging contest, I shall bow out.
And we shall agree to disagree then.
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30 minutes ago, rcuthbert said:I suggest that you do your research, then post the references that support your findings.
I'm not a scientist.
I'm looking at it from a more "philosophical" perspective.
Edit: I love synchronicity!
5 minutes after I posted this, Thaivisa posted an article about dietary changes in Thailand since the pandemic. That's precisely the point I was trying to make.
70.94% of people said they had given more thought to what food they would than they did before the outbreak of the virus.
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6 hours ago, aboctok said:
that someone with a healthy immune system is impervious to viruses.
I didn't say impervious. But I rarely get sick in winter anymore since I educated myself about diet and watch what I eat. I used to have to take a dose of antiobiotics practically every winter growing up.
In my opinion, when the media reports a story with the following headline:
"Obese people with a pre-existing condition of diabetes are at greater risk of Covid" ...
--> what they are doing is trying to implant a subliminal message in your brain to take better care of your health.
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41 minutes ago, chessman said:
it will help sensible people weigh up the risks and make informed decisions.
I am not relying on the media to make an informed decision as I believe the media is causing confusion.
I will employ "the wisdom of the bar girl" to decide on this
... ie "don't think too mutt".
going with my gut.
I'm sick of talking about covid. I'm outta here.
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11 minutes ago, Patong2021 said:
but Oxford vaccine is safe and no one is dying from blood clots
maybe not death. but last i read they still rush you to the emergency room. lol.
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10 minutes ago, Patong2021 said:
If girlfriend do not take good quality vaccine, I would avoid.
Yeah, that's pretty funny. I wonder how many divorces there will be because of 'vaccine differences.'
Or the vaccine you took will show up on dating sites and Pfizer women will not want to get hitched up with Astrazeneca men, or even worse, anti-vaxxers.
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A Disturbing Covid Fact Revealed
in COVID-19 Coronavirus
Posted · Edited by covidiot
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Ok, so where do you want to go with this? My source is a quack? The scientific method is foolproof?
You missed the other important point I made. Vitamin D has been promoted in the SAME mainstream media that is promoting vaccines. There have been multiple articles encouraging the use of Vitamin D over the past year in the mainstream media that I read.
But people don't notice these articles. They only focus on the sensationalism, the noise, the fear, the statistics. People only pay attention to the news that gets repeated over and over. They miss the subtle messages in one-off articles.