covid-19

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    Soy Phytoestrogens May Help Prevent Covid-19

    Computer simulations looked for natural compounds that bind to the coronavirus spike to prevent it from docking to cells. Estrogens and the phytoestrogens in soy were the best candidates. And no, soy phytoestrogens won't feminize you, their estrogenic activity is much weaker than estrogen. The...
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    Covid and blood clots - article suggests significant cause of mortality

    This is a non-medical site, but passing along for the collective brain trust to review. A mysterious blood-clotting complication is killing coronavirus patients
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    Doctors discover why severe coronavirus cases are more common in men

    Interesting read - ACE2 from Testicles Doctors discover why severe coronavirus cases are more common in men Actual Study Link https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.16.20060566v1.full.pdf
  4. Nelson Vergel

    Vitamins to Prevent Coronavirus Infection?

    Dr. Seheult's daily regimen to optimize his immune system and minimize COVID-19 risk. In the absence of good clinical data that is specific to SARS-CoV-2, Dr. Seheult discusses supplements, sleep, and his daily disinfection routine when removing PPE, getting in his car, and returning home from...
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    Anyone Successfully Lower HCT by Reducing T Dose?

    My last blood test Hct came back at 53 back in March. Then this coronavirus hit and I haven't had a chance to recheck it. I am not having symptoms other than feeling very itchy. The last time I donated blood I had a very hard time. Felt lightheaded and short of breath for a day afterwords. I am...
  6. J

    Age and Obesity Biggest Risks for Covid-19

    A preprint of a new study identifies age (>= 65) and obesity (BMI > 40) the biggest risk factors observed in admissions in New York City. The abstract says: "We conducted a cross-sectional analysis of all patients with laboratory-confirmed Covid-19 treated at a single academic health system in...
  7. Vince

    Peter Attia has added an open page on his blog specifically on COVID-19

    Up-to-Date Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 / COVID-19) Information Currently, my entire clinical and research team are working on trying to make sense of the SARS-CoV-2 / COVID-19 pandemic. We’re constantly in contact with leading experts and doctors working on this issue around the world, and our goal...
  8. Loki

    Coronavirus Antibody test

    Is it possible to take a test now to see if we have been previously exposed to the corona virus? I know a finger prick test is coming soon but I would like to see if I could check sooner in case of any delays. 6 weeks ago I had an unknown viral infection that started out like strep. I ran a...
  9. J

    Covid-19 and the Testes

    This preprint explores the effects of Covid-19 on sexual hormone levels in men. The study finds that LH levels are elevated, FSH and testosterone levels are the same. And they hypothesize that Covid-19 impairs testosterone production, so the body boosts LH levels to compensate, bringing...
  10. Vince

    COVID-19, Pneumonia & Inflammasomes – The Melatonin Connection

    Melatonin Inhibits NLRP3 Inflammasomes Melatonin is well known for its chronobiotic effects, regulating biological functions tied to circadian rhythms. Numerous studies have revealed that melatonin exerts effects beyond the control of circadian oscillators. The NLRP3 inflammasome is now...
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    COVID-19 - Anyone stopping TRT as a precaution?

    Just curious to the group. Anyone stopping TRT out of an abundance of caution? Higher rate of male deaths? Curious as to what others are doing with this protocol?
  12. Rock H. Johnson

    Coronavirus COVID-19 Update: Hydroxychloroquine and Other Treatments

    SLIDES: COVID19 Presentation Nelson Vergel March 23 2020.pdf SLIDES April 21, 2020: Hydrochloroquine and COVID-19 Emerging Data and Placebo-Controlled Studies Update on April 4, 2020 from Medscape (RCT's:Randomized Clinical Trials) HydroxyChloroquine RCTs Chloroquine...
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    Are TRT Patients More Vulnerable to COVID-19?

    Well someone had to ask. Seems like woman do better in survival rate. I read that testosterone has an immunosuppressive effect while estrogen has an immunoenhancing effect on the immune system. Estrogen has been shown to regulate immune response. This enhanced immune reactivity in females...
  14. J

    Why the Coronavirus Seems to Hit Men Harder Than Women...Estrogen Levels?

    Maybe one more reason to let your Estrogen levels rise when doing TRT. Although men and women have been infected in roughly equal numbers, researchers found, the death rate among men was 2.8 %, compared with 1.7% among women.... could Estrogen levels be the key to the difference? Link To...
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