"Is she using the Peloton I sent her?"
"She's lying face-down in bed, trying to get her SpO2 levels up"
"Oh, so she just wants a quick fix. Got it. SMH"
Healthy people get COVID too, and you can't cure a lot of health problems with exercise.
Now that has to be tongue and cheek.
Exercise is widely accepted as preventing health problems.
Claim: Exercise and taking care of yourself makes you healthier, more resilient.
HN: First, prove your existence by citing sources I find agreeable. Otherwise I'm entitled to assert that this is all imaginary, without citing sources!
I'm sure you have evidence for this in the populations effected most.
> Sure there are outliers. Healthy people can have complications. That's with any virus though.
That's a neat way to exclude any contradictory data from affecting your assumption.
Sure if it was widely distributed that it prevents it 100% there would probably be a 5-10% spike in gym memberships or peloton ordering, but no. But even that spike would probably die off in 1 or 2 months. It will go back to it's "settled" behavior.