[T.B. Yoits]

EVERYONE already caught COVID-19⁸⁴ by January of 2020. A virus spreads around the world in two weeks.

[Nifster]

Not a super Dodger here. Just a duper Hiants

[Jamestown1630]

'most Americans have had at least one bout of COVID'

Nuts. I've never had it, husband has never had it - we haven't had any kind of cold or 'flu since years before Covid came along, and haven't done anything too energetic to avoid it (though we did take the vaccine).

Most others that we know haven't had it either.

[BenLurkin]

How would you know if you have had it or not? Most of the people who get it don’t even know they have it.

UK Gov’t confirms Covid19 harmless to VAST MAJORITY of people
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adj8MCsZKlg

[lee martell]

I’m not a biologist, so I will openly admit the patterns of this article were difficult to follow completely.
But anyhow, each day I am thankful to have never had Covid, knowing that my status could change at sunrise tomorrow.
You take one day at a time about certain issues.

[know.your.why]

Yup! I am a superdodger because I take 6 OTC supplements daily (if I can remember): Quercetin. Zinc. C. D3. NAC. K2.

Heres a good CV19 infographic (sorry its big):

[peggybac]

I haven’t had the flu in YEARS. I also have not been “vaccinated” and have never had Covid. I’m older and work part time in a nursing home. I’m praying I don’t catch it.

[Deaf Smith]

Wash your hands frequently.

Don’t rub your eyes.

Don’t touch small kids and don’t let them touch your face.

Stay away from sick people.

And stop picking you nose!

[HYPOCRACY]

I had something back in late Dec. 19.assume it was this. Never got it again despite being exposed tons of times.

Not vaxxed and not sending my DNA to anybody. I assumed it was drinking red wine.

[rktman]

Later

[C210N]

Never jabbed, but have had Covid hundreds of times.

Funny thing, though. All those times were symptom-less.

[allendale]

“Our fate lies not in our stars but in ourselves”. Its all about the gene pool you have been dealt. Many physicians have been asking why, given the technology of the human genome project, the genes of so called superdodgers, people who get COVID but recover and those who get ill and die have not been studied in detail to define the purported sensitivity gene or gene combination and then devise tests to identify the vulnerable.

[DannyTN]

I hope so. But it could be I’m a super secluder.

[I-ambush]

The Biden administration would call them Covid SHIRKERS.

[John Milner]

Interesting article.

I’m one of 6 siblings born between early 1950s and early 1960s. We all live separately. As far as I know none of us has had the Covid-19. And one sibling is institutionalized and several of the other residents and workers have had it.

Kind of makes me wonder if maybe it’s in our genetic make-up.

[Chode]

no flu, no bird flu, no swine flu, no china flu... batting .1000

[Mr Ramsbotham]

By far, the most famous virus superdodgers are people protected against HIV.

So there's a gene for not indulging in promiscuous butt sex. Who would have guessed it?

[grame]

Thank you

[Lazamataz]

What about all the dead people that never got Covid?

[stars & stripes forever]

"We'll extract your DNA and sequence your genome," he explains. "We hope that in a group of 2,000 to 4,000 people, some people will have genetic mutations that tell us why they're resistant to infection."

TRANSLATION: We'll make sure you will contract the NEXT super-virus we are getting ready to release. Thanks for the DNA.