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> people should focus on improving their immune system Okay, but for those who cant, underlining conditions etc, what do you suggest ? This is the world we li

> people should focus on improving their immune system Okay, but for those who cant, underlining conditions etc, what do you suggest ? This is the world we live in, and that kind of build up you're talking about that would fight off all these strains of virus' would take generations of active measures. In the meantime, I don't think it's a bad idea to develop vaccines and shots which will aid our immune system. Our body uses the memory DNA (or memory cells - Not a doctor) after getting chicken-pox so that we (usually) don't get it again. But the COVID strains vary so much it's a little pie-in-the sky right now to imagine naturally fighting all of them. Our best defense is our ability to maintain good hygiene in this generation. We know all about how these things spread, and that should be the primary focus for the every day to day person.

LinuxBender 7y ago
Everyone will eventually get one of the mutations. [1] Maybe a vaccine will cover all of them some day. In the mean time, everyone, especially those with pre-exisiting conditions should be focusing on removing burdens from their immune system (sugar, carbs, anything that spikes insulin), getting a LOT of sleep, and ensuring they are not deficient in D3, Zinc, L-Glutamine, Magnesium, well, all the essential minerals, vitamins and enzymes. I have not had a vaccine since the 1990's and I have only noticeably had the flu twice (h1n1, h3n2) and even then it just made me gassy. I went home as a courtesy to my coworkers. I have not had a cold in 15 years. [1] - https://nextstrain.org/ncov https://nextstrain.org/ncov