Women Experience COVID and Vaccine Differently From Men

re: Women Experience COVID and Vaccine Differently From Men

ymiranthis — 3/28/2021 11:12:46 AM

There *may* be an additional explanation for this. In the developed world, women as a group use more personal care products than men, including but not limited to shampoos, conditioners, deodorants/antiperspirants, cosmetics, creams, lotions, personal lubricants and feminine hygiene products. I have searched and found that polyethylene glycol (PEG) and polysorbate are present in a high percentage of these products. In the developed world, therefore, women *may* have more exposure to PEG and polysorbate from these sources than men. According to the CDC website, PEG is closely related to polysorbate, and an allergy to either is reason enough not to have the PEG-containing mRNA COVID jab.

re: Women Experience COVID and Vaccine Differently From Men

emi26062 — 3/28/2021 5:39:37 AM

I read her entire interview. She mentioned that testosterone would have a positive effect in combating viral replication. What we are seeing is that the new strain of Manaus is much more aggressive. Dr Cadegiani et all is about to release an article showing the effect of proxalutamide (an anti androgenic medication) with positive effects in severe covid patients. In Chinese medicine the brain and fertility are connected to the kidney, which is also the reservoir of jing (genetics). I would particularly like to know how vitd3, vitb12, homocysteine, zinc, selenium were doing ... my brother was hospitalized in the ICU and when he left I have been doing a lot of work on him giving pre and probiotics, glutamine, amino acids, Pqq, ubiquinone, krill omega 3, melatonin, ozone, NAC,anti coagulant, among others and he is doing very well. they are all medications that contribute to our mitochondria, our jing ... of course there is much more, whoever is a reader of Dr Mercola knows!

re: Women Experience COVID and Vaccine Differently From Men

mourningwarbler — 3/27/2021 10:26:28 AM

What about transgender women? Would it be a good idea to switch genders in order to reduce risk of anaphylaxis ? Seriously, though, it is known that women have an advantage in recovering from head injuries because of progesterone.