Yes, You Can Get Covid-19 Twice

I might be wrong but this (the case of the 41yo woman with a “very healthy” lifestyle) looks like a case of veganism malnutrition. The hint I’m going by is the “clean proteins”.
The belief that a vegan diet is “very healthy” comes from a loving mindset in most cases, but in most cases our bodies will have a hard time staying healthy after long-term veganism. You can witness this yourself by following the vegan Youtube scene, where vegans get sicker and sicker and they can’t figure out why until they finally give in and eat meat, and then their health radically improves within a single day. It’s because the body is being starved of usable/absorbable protein and saturated fat (the latter can be largely corrected by consuming coconut oil). “Clean protein” might mean unabsorbable or unusable plant proteins; it’s “clean” only in the sense that a large animal wasn’t killed (but small ones were unless it was grown in your own garden or local small farm without pesticides).
The other big question would be her vitamin D levels… They had “locked down in their bubble” for a week before she got symptoms, but before that she had presumably been getting significant sunshine exposure… or maybe she believes you should stay away from the Sun as it can cause skin cancer? Crazy as that is, many people still believe it. Same with avoiding saturated fat and cholesterol. Who knows, without providing more detailed information, we can only guess.
Another important question is whether she recently injected herself with aluminum and other ingredients contained in vaccines, such as a flu shot.
He says they “took every precaution”, but they don’t mention vitamin D among them, nor zinc or zinc+ionophore, nor vitamin C… If you don’t take those, and especially if you’re vitamin D deficient (which you’ll likely be if you’ve been locked inside for weeks), then you should frankly expect to remain vulnerable to the virus. You can’t really build any immunity if your vitamin D level is below ~30ng/ml. If it’s >40ng/ml, that’s where it seems the asymptomatics start. Optimal health is 60-80ng/ml.
Apparently American adults get 2-4 colds a year on average, and children 6-8 colds per year – that’s insane, easily preventable in most cases with basic supplementation and vaccine adjuvants avoidance.
Why is Chris still saying “No, we don’t know why some people have tough run with SARS2 while others have practically no ill effects at all.”? How is it even a mystery? It seems that to Chris, vitamin D is an afterthought like HCQ is to Big Pharma and their minion “health authorities”…
Chris says: “If - and that’s a very big IF - antibodies don’t confer long-lasting protection, we’ll be dealing with SARS2 forever as an endemic disease.” - Having or not having antibodies is not what protects you. It’s nutrient (building blocks) sufficiency and lack of toxins (such as injected aluminum) status that does, whether antibodies are produced or not. Why would asymptomatic or mild cases even necessarily need to develop antibodies? Why shouldn’t other defenses (such as T lymphocytes, interferons, natural killer cells, ROS) suffice? In many cases, when the building blocks (nutrients) are lacking, it should be expected that antibodies were never developed due to immunoincompetence, so testing negative is not by itself an indication of a rapid loss of antibodies. And regarding testing positive for antibodies then testing negative weeks later… Should antibodies be floating around the blood in the body indefinitely? Isn’t it more about cellular memory being able to more easily produce such antibodies if needed again?
We even have pre-existing immunity to some degree from exposure to other coronaviruses: STUDIES: 60% of people naturally RESISTANT to SARS-COV2 - They “found that Sars-Cov-2-specific antibodies only appear in the most severe cases, or about 1 out of 5.”
Maybe you will be one of the people who still hasn’t figured out how vitamin D (and glutathione/NAC and vitamin C) protects you when/if a 2nd wave hits, and you’re taking an almost useless 1000 IU/day dose, but then it’ll be primarily on YOU, not on the virus or some perceived “health authority”'s bad or lacking recommendations.
Maybe Chris or someone could forward this post, or these ideas, to Adam and Cheri?
Anyway, if you learned one important thing, that’s to not trust doctors or hospital protocols or presumed “health authorities”, and to do your own research!

One possibility that is occuring to me regarding re-infection is I am lead to wonder if they are genuinely being re-infected, or have they possibly been infected only once, the infection has receded but maintained a low viral load for awhile, and then flared up again?

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Recent research does indeed indicate that this is possible. So far it is inconclusive whether this is due to live virus depots or dead virus debris.
Further complicating the research is that the virus is rapidly mutating and keep spreading, causing multiple re-infections.