In this video, we delve into the surprising connection between COVID-19 and obesity, backed by scientific evidence. Addressing the critical link between obesity and COVID-19, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of the underlying mechanisms and long-term risks associated with the virus and obesity.
Discover how the pandemic has led to weight gain for many individuals and learn effective strategies to prevent and manage obesity during these challenging times. Watch now to understand the science behind the COVID obesity link and find actionable solutions to stay healthy and fit.
An intriguing aspect is the role of free ACE2, a protein that can be found in higher concentrations in the blood of obese individuals, potentially influencing the severity of COVID-19. Obesity, along with other factors like age and hypertension, leads to higher levels of free ACE2, which may interact with the virus and contribute to severe disease outcomes.
Insulin resistance, a condition often associated with obesity and diabetes, and leads to improper glucose storage in muscles, resulting in its conversion to fat. This mechanism highlights why weight gain can be a symptom of insulin resistance rather than its cause. Those struggling with weight loss despite diet and exercise likely have insulin resistance that needs to be addressed.
In conclusion, understanding and addressing obesity is crucial not just for managing weight but also for reducing long-term health risks, particularly in the context of COVID-19. Everyone should take proactive steps in improving their health and understanding the underlying science.
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What is the basis for saying that obese covid -19 patients in high income countries had a lower mortality risk than the ones from lower income countries. First, most low income countries, atleast from early 2021, instituted early clinical treatments with classical URT medicines and repurposed anti virals like Ivermectin and HCQ, beating down quickly initial surges of delta and later Omicron. We all know that this did not happen in rich countries where early classical treatments were ignored and treatments in the serious phase in hospitalisation became a mess. Until today, this situation continues. Second the role of multiple m-RNA vaccinations in rich countries. It certainly must have caused some damage in obese patients. Poor countries remained poorly/moderately vaccinated and did not use m-RNA vaccines. So that is a factor. In my opinion, only cases exclusively pertaining to 2020 must be related to only infection in rich countries. From 2021, till now, it is all mixed biology, more dominated by vaccine effects, in those countries. It doesn’t make sense relating it to only the virus ( covid-19 illness). The work of both the virus and the vaccine were driven by spike proteins with similar behaviour and cell affinities. And people there in general received more revaccinations than getting reinfections.
Very interesting talk - thank you. Makes so much sense now for what I witnessed as I worked as a Critical Care Outreach Nurse during the first few years of Covid. I witnessed the 'happy hypoxics' which I had never come across in my 42 year career. I also took numerous patients to Critical Care during that time, mostly men and EVERYONE on them was obese, with most having diabetes,, +/- hypertensive. Sometimes it was a generalised obesity and sometimes it was the 'beer belly' type, but I never took a slim person to CRCU. The obesity was noticed by the whole critical care team - these patients were termed 'Covid shaped'. As I was already into Vitamin D and immunity I tried to also track vitamin D levels (often ordering bloods) and again never saw anyone with a decent vitamin D level in CRCU, but I also understand the obesity is often associated with vitamin D deficiency.
Really valuable information.
Obesity have low D vitamin allso...
LISTENING TO Ray Peat and Dr. Mercola sounds also like linoleic acid is a major cause of insulin resistance or improper burning of blood sugar if i understand that correctly
Very few people know about amylin and how it is connected to insulin resistance.
Thank you Dr. McMillan, this is very valuable information.
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