Nutrition - The missing link in Covid-19
Virus prevention, not cure
We have been on a knife-edge in terms of nutritional support for our immune system for 100 years now, ever since the outbreak of Spanish flu. Together, the factory farming, processed foods and even toxic food additives introduced after World War I have left our bodies nutrient deficient, most notably in amino acids. Our reliance on pharmaceuticals to treat the outcomes is a result. Perhaps Covid-19 can act as a wake-up call.
Our body is 80 percent protein, which is made up of 20 primary aminos acids. In layman's terms, our immune system relies as much on aminos as it does on vitamins. When was the last time you considered the amino content of your food or supplemented with these nutrients? If we exposed 1000 people to the Ebola virus, half of them would probably die and all would most likely require hospital support. Yet if we exposed 1000 people to Covid-19, it's unlikely that any would die and only a fraction would require hospital care. What does that tell us?