COVID Archives : Dr. Zaidi

COVID information which is timely, accurate, and trustworthy based on science, not politics.

Scientific Facts about COVID

Coronavirus is here to stay despite vaccinations, which initially were very effective in preventing transmission, severity of illness and hospitalizations. However, coronavirus continues to evolve for its own survival. To date, scientists have discovered thousands of mutations of coronavirus and there seems to be no end to this process. This is basic biology at work in nature.

Vaccines are losing their ground against the new mutations. What can you do to protect yourself and your loved ones in this continuously evolving pandemic?

Alcohol And COVID Mortality

An original scientific study by Dr. Sarfraz Zaidi, MD to investigate if there is a relationship between excessive alcohol intake and COVID mortality.

Vitamin D and COVID

Compelling scientific evidence shows how Vitamin D – in high doses – may be able to reduce your risk of coming down with COVID. In addition, Vitamin D supplements may be able to reduce your risk of dying from COVID in case you get it.

A new Israeli study links low Vitamin D to severity of COVID. In addition, Vitamin D deficiency was found to be associated with very high mortality.

So you got COVID, what do you do next? Just isolate yourself and hope for the best? Well, there is whole lot more you can do to stop the illness in the trenches.

Coping with stress and anxiety due to Coronavirus can be very challenging. In this article, Dr. Zaidi provides powerful practical tips to deal with the stress of this pandemic.

Learn all about this new pandemic, called Long Haulers. Millions are suffering from it around the world. There is no medical treatment as yet. However, there is so much you can do to prevent it in the first place.

You may be one of those suffering from Long COVID or may know someone who continues to suffer from symptoms weeks and months after the illness of COVID-19 started. Learn about Dr. Zaidi’s holistic approach to treat Long COVID Syndrome.