All I have is anecdata. Early years were extremely urban; still have allergies; learned some things about managing them as an adult. Had a resurgence in autoim

All I have is anecdata. Early years were extremely urban; still have allergies; learned some things about managing them as an adult. Had a resurgence in autoimmune issues a few years ago (triggered by an initial misdiagnosis); declined doing allergy shots again, absolutely no doubt in my mind that my improvement since would be claimed as a win by allopathic practitioners if I'd gone that route. I used to spend a lot of time in the woods doing extreme stuff; I've bled all over the place, even got some nasty puncture wounds, never got infected; scuffed my hand in an urban park and got blood poisoning. I eat produce and fruit from my own grounds. I hug chickens. I pick up and dispose of dead things (carefully). Yes, I've had a tetanus shot in recent memory. Pretty sure I had COVID early on, barely noticed it. Or it could have been the lisinopril (blood pressure issue also stemming from the misdiagnosis, although it too is improving). I can only say "pretty sure" because I've asked repeatedly for an antibody test and the doctors have refused. Worked for biotechs, had safety training. Wore N95s throughout COVID indoors most places, taking care when removing them; sanitize my hands; wash them when I get home; avoid public restrooms if at all possible; have only eaten at restaurants twice since COVID started. In summary, I take measures which are probably half-assed, but I'm very consistent. Haven't had the "flu" either. Moved my annual physical to June starting this year, which is the yearly minimum for ILI around here; the physician had a studied "no comment" about this. When I was at the clinic in February to set this up, while I was sitting in the waiting room the linen service employee came to pick up the wash wearing dirty work gloves and nobody paid attention; after five minutes I got up and took some sani wipes to the door handles; then they noticed.