Why am I resistant to the covid virus?

[jennifer_bloom]

Both of my mom and dad have been coughing since they came back from Europe on October the 5th and I have not coughed even once.

I think there are two possibilities: One is that I have a gigantic head cause I read high I. Q. people are resistant to the virus, another possibility is that I eat 12 slices of cheese every day because I need the fat in cheese to process the minerals and vitamins I eat to lose weight. I read even moderate amounts of cheese decrease your chances of getting covid by almost 40% so high amounts of cheese might decrease your chances by 80% or 99%.

A third possible reason is that I've always had very very very thick bones. All my life. I don't mean body fat cause I was a normal sized kid, I mean my bones are big and strong and large.

[Kevsker]

Studies have shown that resistance to the virus is almost directly linked to genetics. That's why some entire families have passed away from the virus, while other families claim they have never even felt a little bit sick. Obviously your own health also matters, which is why people with obesity or other health issues could still become very ill. I personally have only had covid once. I would say I'm pretty healthy, so I wasn't very sick, but I felt tired for a few days. My family also rarely got sick from the virus.

[VictorMachiavelli]

You have a stronger immune system than they do, probably because they’re old.

[AnusNdaPainus]

Probably for the same reason im more afraid of honey dew than diving into an active volcano buttnaked covered in lighter fluid

seriously honeydew will kill me

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