Cardiovascular disease

Body Fat as a Reservoir for Viral Load, Spread, Immune Activation in Coronavirus Disease 2019

by Mike Mutzel

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  1. Thanks Mike, great video, I’ve shared on our page, this is important to be aware of as recently I have had more clients being diagnosed with Osteopenia and yes they have not enough muscle and more.

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    • Hi there Linda!

      Thanks for sharing. It’s an interesting triad that needs to be explored more. I too am seeing more clients with osteoporosis/penia.

      Thanks!

      Mike

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