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In this study, the aim is to identify the effect of having sex and sexual activity preference on the ability of the immune system to fight infection from the COVID virus. The survey was conducted as an online survey distributed for the general population utilizing Facebook and Twitter over the course of four months. Participants were assigned to one of two groups. The findings in this study suggest a protective role for the sex in COVID infection despite the age of the person or sexual behavior.
The findings in this study are suggestive of a protective role for the sex in COVID infection despite the way of having sex and the age of the person. As sexual activity increases, the immunity status becomes more competent to deal with pathogens. We suggest a deeper look into this topic in the hopes people are able to boost their immune systems in a healthy natural way.
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