A German study shows results that may change the concept of immunity during and after infection with the Corona virus.

A German team led by the epidemiologist Blitz from the University of Jena, conducted a study on 626 people with corona from the same city. Surprisingly, only half of those infected have developed antibodies to the virus. Of course, to ensure that there is no error in the method of detecting antibodies, the team used 6 different types of methods to detect antibodies.

Why didn't the antibodies develop in these people at all? Several reasons may play a role in this and this needs many studies. But the closest to the logic of the study is that these people already have an immune problem or an immune deficiency (such as nutritional deficiencies, stress, diseases that cause weak immunity such as diabetes) before infection from the disease. (Therefore, preparing the body’s immunity before infection is very necessary to resist the virus when infected)

If the absence of antibodies according to the study does not mean the absence or absence of infection.

Dr. Orwa Al-Mili

German International Academy of Medicine and Research