31 Dec 2021 9:16 pm
Little issue with your math. For those under 70 there is indeed an average 3 in 10,000 risk of death from COVID, but that includes obese diabetics with cancer. So if a person isn't obese and doesn't have comorbidities they would have maybe a 10 times lower risk? That would make it an average 3 in 100,000 risk of death for relatively healthy folks under 70.Cannonpointer » 31 Dec 2021, 4:00 pm » wrote: ↑ 3. My odds of dying from Covid are placed at 3 in 10 thousand, just for being an American. If you get more granular, my odds go up a bit for being over 45, but down a bit for having an extremely good immune system. Not being chronically D-deficient lowers my odds significantly, as, IMO, does my command of the Ivermectin Protocol.
But that doesn't take into account early outpatient treatment with a multi-drug/nutraceutical therapy that includes HCQ or IVM that have been shown to be 99+% effective in treatment of elderly and high-risk individuals ever since March of 2020, if started within 3-5 days from presentation of symptoms. So add a couple more digits and that would make it more like 3 in 10,000,000 chance of a healthy person dying of COVID, particularly if they have been keeping up their levels of vitamin D, and zinc along with an ionophore like quercetin to get their cells locked and loaded in advance of infection.