During COVID, the immune system's inflammatory response became a runaway chain reaction that killed people, not the virus itself. Vitamin D and a receptor called TLR4 are the main brakes that could have stopped it.
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During COVID was we weren't able to stop the chain reaction of inflammation. And so that inflammatory response just goes. Keeps going and going and going. And people died of the immune response, not of the virus itself, because they couldn't suppress the immune response. You know, the. There. The immune response is like a chain reaction, like a nuclear chain reaction. So, you know, one fission, you know, drives the next fission, drives the next fission, drives the next fission. And it builds and builds and builds. And that's why you get an explosion with nuclear. With a nuclear reaction, because it's a positive feedback system. Well, the immune system is a positive feedback system. Right. And there's only one break on the immune system, and it's the tollik receptor 4 and vitamin D, the activated vitamin D.