1) Fragestellung

Background:
The EU nations are also doing their utmost to find ways to protect their population from the coronavirus pandemic.

• Are there other methods besides mouth protection and distance?
• Can the study considered here help to find a new method?
• The benefit of the study: an index of hard data: (COVID 19 deaths): (population size)
• The national vitamin D level was related in a point cloud.

2) Methode

Short Communication

3) Ergebnisse

Results:
The illustration of the point cloud was supplemented by a red and a green frame:

• The red frame shows the well-known problem nations: high death rates in relation to the size of the population.
• The green frame shows a free field: no increased deaths in relation to the size of the population.
• The vertical border between the red and green frame is in the range of approx. 25-30 ng / ml:
• The phenomenon: no high death rates in the range above 30 ng / ml. (Mortality> 0.1 dead / 1000 inhabitants)

4) Folgerungen

Conclusions:

• The X axis shows the parameter that could possibly be influenced by health policy: the national vitamin D level in ng / ml.
• The best vitamin D levels are found in Scandinavia because the problem is influenced systematically here.
• The y-axis shows a quotient of hard data: the number of Covid fatalities in relation to the total population.
• This observation data is initially purely descriptive.
• The HEALTH CLAIMS define that "Vitamin D supports the function of the immune system" (2)
• The mechanisms of action of vitamin D are already described here: www.virus-video.de
• A vitamin D deficiency can be diagnosed at values below 30 ng / ml.
• The EU-wide vitamin D deficiency was previously referred to as a pandemic (3)
• Is the coronavirus pandemic based on a pandemic of vitamin D deficiency?

Quellenangaben

(1)
https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s40520-020-01570-8.pdf
Aging Clinical and Experimental Research
https://doi.org/10.1007/s40520-020-01570-8
(2)
www.VitaminDService.de/health-claims
(3)
https://www.vitamindservice.de/pandemie
(4)
www.VitaminDService.de/neueMethode
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The sketch for another method:

• It is independent of the coronavirus pandemic to demand a better supply of vitamin D.
• The Scandinavian countries can serve as a model here:
• For example, Norwegian doctors can prescribe a vitamin D supplement with 60,000 E for weekly consumption to all patients.
• The health insurance company pays the costs. Laboratory diagnostics are also paid for.
• Fulfilling this overdue obligation could have beneficial effects across Europe.
• Further studies are required.
• The cost would be far less than that for developing a new vaccine.
• The spectrum of possible side effects would also be much smaller.