I donated blood years ago, I had every hospital in the county wanting my blood. My phone rang off the hook! Just ask your doctor to have a blood test done on you and then you'll know. My doctor told me, to take Vitamin D, 5000 IU's a day. Many people, have low vitamin D, especially those in a northern climate.
I’m O negative and I’m pretty sure I had Covid and had false negatives. My friend is a RN also Onegative his entire household got Covid except he always tests negative even though he had symptoms. Any possibility O negative are getting false negatives?
When may husband suffered greatly from cancer I learned all of this through the doctors I spent so much time with asking every question imaginal. It's very interesting. Health insurance won't cover testing for levels of vitamin D or others.
Thank you for another interesting and educational video. I would like to hear your comments on the recent rise in COVID 19 positive test results and hospitalization rates in Arizona, Texas, Florida, etc. Is this something to worry about or just a statistical glitch?
Not a statistical glitch and not unexpected as we ease restrictions. Remember the goal was never to completely prevent people from getting it but prevent the hospitals from being overloaded.
Christy Risinger, MD I’m in AZ and am concerned about hospital - and staffing - capacity. We’re told we have plenty of surge capacity, if needed; however, I keep hearing and reading that experienced staff are already being stretched uncomfortably thin, and our cases keep exploding. Worrisome.
Why are we having a current increase in covid-19 cases? Even daily record levels of infection in some places day after day for for about the last five days. I think almost everybody is trying to avoid seeing the giant elephant in the room. Two weeks ago we thousands and thousands of people started public demonstrations and rioting with almost no social distancing or effort to avoid infecting each other. In fact actively doing things that increased the likelihood of infection. Now in our state Oregon they're finding a strange increase in the number of people from 19 to 35 who are becoming ill with covid-19. Three otherwise unrelated young people were on the news explaining their situation, saying they were not worried they were young. The next two weeks may cause them to reevaluate that thought. Those three had all taken part in various protests arround Portland. The news showed them once and that was the end of that no more coverage. Everybody is suggesting well it's just natural because we opened up our businesses. The people who wanted to work to feed family's and keep their homes were unessarly dangerous to us all.
all the above discussed directly link to a fully fortified immune system. Balance of multiple things matter, so getting your blood levels checked also matters. great books on the subject: the end of alzheimers by Dale E Bredensen,MD (highly informative on A to Z of metabolism, optimal labs instead of the normals currently based on a sick population of 71% obesity, AND protocols to get/stay healthy) and The Metabolic Plan by Stephen Cherniski
What I would like to know is when they are speaking of O blood type do they mean both negative and positive types or just one? I have not read any distinction on this. I would like to know. I am faithfully taking my vitamin D as well as giving it to my children! My husband takes his also. The blood type theory is interesting and of course I want that to be the case. As I did my own research certain blood types are predisposed to various diseases which is something I was not aware of. It will be interesting to read what they come up with in research as far as the genetic aspect of this disease.
pos/neg refers to Rh factor. Most people or Rh positive. This is the reason for knowing blood type of both parents when having a baby. If one is Rh negative, it can create a dangerous antibody reaction that will endanger mother and baby. It is easily remedied but awareness is key to treat with something called rogham (it prevents Rh factor immunization which can potentially killjoy a blood antibody reaction if unchecked)
Have you seen a US tracking app? I haven’t, just wondering. I saw a UK//NHS one, and I just saw a Canadian one... The UK one was from early on, asking people to track their temperature, not sure what the Canadian one is tracking, but I liked the idea of personal responsibility, reporting.
I’m B+, as were both my parents. My husband is O, but doesn’t know neg or pos ;) I suppose we should have D level checked, but I don’t want to risk exposure at testing site. We are senior citizens, relatively healthy ;)
What about the nicotine/tobacco theory? I read where they are now studying both because they realized smokers died less often than nonsmokers which is seemingly illogical when talking about a severe acute respiratory disease. I am fascinated by this observation and intrigued to see what the studies reveal. I'm a lifelong nonsmoker about to start chewing nicorette gum! LoL (Kidding....mostly)
I read that men were having a worse course with COVID-19 because we have more Ace-2s in the testicles (as if testicles weren’t vulnerable enough already, they needed that, lol).
Hi Dr. Christy. Myself with others in a control group that are (Rh) negative from O-, A-, B-, AB-, are not effected by sars-cov-2. Many of us show minor to no symptoms, or are asymptomatic. (Rh) negative blood types do not have protiens or antigens that are needed for sars-cov 2 to replicate. The sars-cov2 spiked protien requires the (Rh) positive protein and antigen to replicate. Only 15% of the world population is (Rh) negative. I still take daily allowances of zinc and vitamin D. If I at all start to feel symptoms of a cold I take quercitin with zinc. I have never fallen victim to sars-cov2 (covid 19) still remain unvaccinated and proud of it.
Dr. R., Isn’t it true that if a Diabetic has controlled numbers that they will fare better if they get Covid-19? Maybe that should be mentioned? And if I am very low on vitamin d-like a 7, after 50,000 mg. twice a week for 3 months, why does my doctor want to continue this with 5,000 mg. a day for 4 months? She doesn’t want to take a blood reading till this regimen is over.
makes sense to me. inflammation is the marker in question. sugar/insulin in check means less inflammation yes? I imagine A!C is a better indicator than daily serum levels though. Checking ESR and CRP are standard inflammatory marker blood tests.
Yes RH negative makes a huge difference. (Rh) negative means that your cells do not have proteins and antigens. Which means the covid-19 spiked proteins do not have a protein to latch into to replicate with those proteins or antigens found in (Rh) positive blood types. Only 15% of the world population is (Rh) negative.
asthma is an inflammatory process that makes you more vulnerable to all upper respiratory issues unless properly managed. Type O protects as you have both coat factors that help you and anti A. You also have the strongest digestive fires of all the blood groups. My mild allergic asthma disappeared upon completely quitting dairy FYI. IO can turn it on just by consuming dairy, within a few days... and it takes a couple weeks to clear it all back out.
so let tell you am am a plus i got tb i got high blood pressure i got dyo bellis plus high blood persure so am a deid man walking but i never woke a mask u see most old just give up they up thing nokids locked up in a home just go away now hares the play u are still here u find a wife 20 years young and leave all to her
interesting and very professional of you to give links to your sources....unlike 90% of anything i hear or see on the internet lol.
When people die of covid,they should acknowledge what blood type and whether they’re Rh negative or positive
I donated blood years ago, I had every hospital in the county wanting my blood. My phone rang off the hook! Just ask your doctor to have a blood test done on you and then you'll know. My doctor told me, to take Vitamin D, 5000 IU's a day. Many people, have low vitamin D, especially those in a northern climate.
I always find new information in each presentation you give. Thank you.
Thank you Dr. Christy, I will check my vitamin D to see what I must do. I like your videos, keep them up!
Thank you doctor Christy risinger, interesting is covid19 vs blood groups ✌️👍🙏🇮🇳
I’m O negative and I’m pretty sure I had Covid and had false negatives. My friend is a RN also Onegative his entire household got Covid except he always tests negative even though he had symptoms. Any possibility O negative are getting false negatives?
When may husband suffered greatly from cancer I learned all of this through the doctors I spent so much time with asking every question imaginal. It's very interesting. Health insurance won't cover testing for levels of vitamin D or others.
My insurance company always pays for a vitamin D test. You may want to double check with your insurance company.
Thank you for another interesting and educational video. I would like to hear your comments on the recent rise in COVID 19 positive test results and hospitalization rates in Arizona, Texas, Florida, etc. Is this something to worry about or just a statistical glitch?
Not a statistical glitch and not unexpected as we ease restrictions. Remember the goal was never to completely prevent people from getting it but prevent the hospitals from being overloaded.
I live in Florida. Testing has gone up resulting in more reported cases.
Christy Risinger, MD I’m in AZ and am concerned about hospital - and staffing - capacity. We’re told we have plenty of surge capacity, if needed; however, I keep hearing and reading that experienced staff are already being stretched uncomfortably thin, and our cases keep exploding. Worrisome.
Thanks Doctor!May You live long. You are so humble, so beautiful soul and professional attitude.
God bless your parents whose brought you up.
Why are we having a current increase in covid-19 cases? Even daily record levels of infection in some places day after day for for about the last five days. I think almost everybody is trying to avoid seeing the giant elephant in the room. Two weeks ago we thousands and thousands of people started public demonstrations and rioting with almost no social distancing or effort to avoid infecting each other. In fact actively doing things that increased the likelihood of infection. Now in our state Oregon they're finding a strange increase in the number of people from 19 to 35 who are becoming ill with covid-19. Three otherwise unrelated young people were on the news explaining their situation, saying they were not worried they were young. The next two weeks may cause them to reevaluate that thought. Those three had all taken part in various protests arround Portland. The news showed them once and that was the end of that no more coverage. Everybody is suggesting well it's just natural because we opened up our businesses. The people who wanted to work to feed family's and keep their homes were unessarly dangerous to us all.
See my latest video with my latest update
all the above discussed directly link to a fully fortified immune system. Balance of multiple things matter, so getting your blood levels checked also matters. great books on the subject: the end of alzheimers by Dale E Bredensen,MD (highly informative on A to Z of metabolism, optimal labs instead of the normals currently based on a sick population of 71% obesity, AND protocols to get/stay healthy) and The Metabolic Plan by Stephen Cherniski
What I would like to know is when they are speaking of O blood type do they mean both negative and positive types or just one? I have not read any distinction on this. I would like to know. I am faithfully taking my vitamin D as well as giving it to my children! My husband takes his also. The blood type theory is interesting and of course I want that to be the case. As I did my own research certain blood types are predisposed to various diseases which is something I was not aware of. It will be interesting to read what they come up with in research as far as the genetic aspect of this disease.
pos/neg refers to Rh factor. Most people or Rh positive. This is the reason for knowing blood type of both parents when having a baby. If one is Rh negative, it can create a dangerous antibody reaction that will endanger mother and baby. It is easily remedied but awareness is key to treat with something called rogham (it prevents Rh factor immunization which can potentially killjoy a blood antibody reaction if unchecked)
Thank you for very helpful/valuable information.
Overthinking about covid can take life...but people who don't think about covid survive faster than other....
Thanks Doc for your nice presentation .
Very good information ,we can always use that. Thank you very much
Only 400 Iu D3 per day? I take 5000 per day. Is this too much?
I am prescribed vitamin D and I take one pill a week. Do you recommend smaller daily doses?
If you are taking it to bring your level back up to normal I would stick with that - always talk with your doctor before changing any medication.
is your MD checking your D3 serum levels to make sure you are at a good healthy level?
Have you seen a US tracking app? I haven’t, just wondering. I saw a UK//NHS one, and I just saw a Canadian one... The UK one was from early on, asking people to track their temperature, not sure what the Canadian one is tracking, but I liked the idea of personal responsibility, reporting.
I’m B+, as were both my parents. My husband is O, but doesn’t know neg or pos ;) I suppose we should have D level checked, but I don’t want to risk exposure at testing site. We are senior citizens, relatively healthy ;)
What about the nicotine/tobacco theory? I read where they are now studying both because they realized smokers died less often than nonsmokers which is seemingly illogical when talking about a severe acute respiratory disease. I am fascinated by this observation and intrigued to see what the studies reveal. I'm a lifelong nonsmoker about to start chewing nicorette gum! LoL (Kidding....mostly)
I read that men were having a worse course with COVID-19 because we have more Ace-2s in the testicles (as if testicles weren’t vulnerable enough already, they needed that, lol).
I saw that study - there’s not enough data to say this yet.
Hi Dr. Christy. Myself with others in a control group that are (Rh) negative from O-, A-, B-, AB-, are not effected by sars-cov-2. Many of us show minor to no symptoms, or are asymptomatic.
(Rh) negative blood types do not have protiens or antigens that are needed for sars-cov 2 to replicate.
The sars-cov2 spiked protien requires the (Rh) positive protein and antigen to replicate.
Only 15% of the world population is (Rh) negative.
I still take daily allowances of zinc and vitamin D. If I at all start to feel symptoms of a cold I take quercitin with zinc.
I have never fallen victim to sars-cov2 (covid 19) still remain unvaccinated and proud of it.
I have RH negative blood what is in my blood type that keeps me when I have mr2 detected but tested negative for covid19
B negative & Proud ! ;p
Dr. R., Isn’t it true that if a Diabetic has controlled numbers that they will fare better if they get Covid-19? Maybe that should be mentioned? And if I am very low on vitamin d-like a 7, after 50,000 mg. twice a week for 3 months, why does my doctor want to continue this with 5,000 mg. a day for 4 months? She doesn’t want to take a blood reading till this regimen is over.
I read that it can take up to 6 months to bring up your level to normal.
makes sense to me. inflammation is the marker in question. sugar/insulin in check means less inflammation yes? I imagine A!C is a better indicator than daily serum levels though. Checking ESR and CRP are standard inflammatory marker blood tests.
What about one Apo E4 gene?
Does RH - or RH + make any difference?
no, it is anti A that protects.Blood type A and AB do not have anti A. Rh factor is not an important factor regards to covid19.
Yes RH negative makes a huge difference. (Rh) negative means that your cells do not have proteins and antigens. Which means the covid-19 spiked proteins do not have a protein to latch into to replicate with those proteins or antigens found in (Rh) positive blood types.
Only 15% of the world population is (Rh) negative.
What about Rh A -?
Hi doctor I text positive for covid 19 I lose my taste and smell for 16 days how long it takes to come back
Will be back soon don't worry.
What is your blood type?
I have light allergic asthma have enough vitamin d and I am 22 but male. Can I die of COVID? I have also blood group 0
asthma is an inflammatory process that makes you more vulnerable to all upper respiratory issues unless properly managed. Type O protects as you have both coat factors that help you and anti A. You also have the strongest digestive fires of all the blood groups. My mild allergic asthma disappeared upon completely quitting dairy FYI. IO can turn it on just by consuming dairy, within a few days... and it takes a couple weeks to clear it all back out.
britte miller ok interesting. Thanks for your information
Why have men got more risk, why are they more at risk
But asians and Europeans don't have dark skin.....
I have A and i had it.
mild symptoms or severe?
@@zahraiguer9551 was mild. But still on and off symptoms like extreme tiredness, and malaise foggy head.
@@adafridi your vitamin D was OK?
@@zahraiguer9551 never checked
Why men?
so let tell you am am a plus i got tb i got high blood pressure i got dyo bellis plus high blood persure so am a deid man walking but i never woke a mask u see most old just give up they up thing nokids locked up in a home just go away now hares the play u are still here u find a wife 20 years young and leave all to her