Re:Supercomputer analysis of Covid-19 leads to new theory
by raverbashing on Wednesday September 02, 2020 @04:19PM
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I mean UV light/being outdoors
Yes, I'm aware of UV sterilizer, but does it work when the microorganisms are inside you? You don't want to get an "internal tan"
Vitamin D may have modulatory effects on the biochemical pathways linked in the original article. Most pharmaceutical products we study aren't going to directly kill bacteria or viruses, usually they have a particular physical effect on a specific molecule that then leads, through various cellular pathways, to the death or suppression of the pathogen. I highly doubt Vitamin D directly kills anything, it could modulate symptoms or the pathophysiology of COVID-19 the disease, vs. SARS-COV-2 the virus itself.
If "it" means UV light, yes there are UV sterilizers aplenty today. If "it" means outdoors/fresh air, there are a lot of components to that and it's not like "fresh air" enters "in vivo" per se.