Brandon Webb's house Ashland Kentucky pictures, facts
By Celebrity Detective Steve
Major League Baseball pitcher Brandon Webb played for the University of Kentucky Wildcats baseball team before being drafted by the Diamondbacks in the 8th round of the 2000 Major League Baseball Draft. Born and raised in Ashland, Kentucky, Webb owns a custom built three-bed, three-bath home just southwest of Ashland. The home has 2,700 square feet and offers a swimming pool, game area, deck, stone fireplace, and a two-car garage.
Brandon Webb's house near Ashland, Kentucky.
The home was built in 1961 and is set on six acres. Brandon Webb also owns a home in Scottsdale, Arizona which he purchased in 2005 when he played for the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Brandon Webb was selected to the All-Star game in 2006, 2007, and 2008 and was also the winner of the Cy Young Award in 2006.
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Very Important COVID-19 Health Information
Did you know that studies are now revealing a connection between the coronavirus (COVID-19) severity with lack of vitmain D? In countries with high COVID-19 death rates such as Italy, Spain, and the UK, patients were found to have lower levels of vitmain D in their system than countries with lower death rates. Although researchers of course cannot yet claim proof that vitmain D is effective against COVID-19, they have used these encouraging words: "there is strong circumstantial evidence of associations between vitamin D and the severity of COVID-19".
The way I feel about this is that because it is already an established fact that vitmain D helps strengthen the immune system, it stands to reason that it would be effective against a virus that exploits weakened immune systems, such as COVID-19.
Information about the studies mentioned above can be found here: https://news.northwestern.edu/stories/2020/05/vitamin-d-appears-to-play-role-in-covid-19-mortality-rates/ and here: https://scitechdaily.com/vitamin-d-determines-severity-in-covid-19-researchers-urge-government-to-change-advice/.
You can get vitamin D from sunshine, foods like fish and egg yolks, and supplements. I'm taking vitamin D3 softgels available at Amazon - Amazon link
I recommend watching the YouTube video below by Dr. Eric Berg on how much vitamin D you should be supplementing for a vitmain D deficiency (10,000 IU to 40,000+ IU) and how to do so. Dr. Berg also shares information about an Indonesian study on the connection between vitamin D on COVID-19 severity that you can watch here.
For boosting my immune system I'm taking vitamin D3 softgels available at Amazon - Amazon link
At the link here I have listed notable celebrities who have reportedly contracted COVID-19. Explore more of my celebrity health articles at: http://www.celebritydetective.com/health/news.html
Best Wishes and Stay Healthy!
By Celebrity Detective Steve
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