You were called a conspiracy theorist if you suggested this at the beginning of the pandemic.
The Washington Post
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21 Dec 2022
A new study found that exercise, in almost any amount, reduced people鈥檚 risks of being hospitalized or dying of covid. wapo.st/3HNCva2

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Nope
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No, you are called a conspiracy theorist because you鈥檙e always saying things that aren鈥檛 true
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Jumping rope in a sweatsuit with the heater on doesnt count.
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Gym post an article that proves your point. I'll wait
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And just why was that? Why was one man who was consulting Chinese protocol in charge and not a group of experts?
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Yes, regular exercise coupled with the vaccine kept people from being hospitalized and dying.
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Show us anyone legitimate that stated this. Stop fear mongering.
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No you weren鈥檛. As it is well established medical basis, that exercise and being in good health helps you fight illnesses. And that was never doubted. It just doesn鈥檛 make you super-human
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Was it a conspiracy when your wrestling team was begging for your help? When you lied and denied knowing? When you turned you back? Was this a conspiracy?
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Dude, this 鈥減andemic鈥漨essed up so many people鈥檚 lives (mine included) I lost 2 years of my life. I abided by all the rules while running a small business (and albeit in FL)
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