Well, I personally know someone who according to 23 and me is 99% Ashkenazi Jew, and was in the hospital because of a pneumonia following a covid infection that he treated with the actual horse paste (and likely only survived the hospital visit because he refused ventilators and remdesivir at my suggestion).
I have several other Jewish friends who have also had, presumably based on the long term loss of taste and smell since there is no reliable test, bad Covid infections — both in the vaccinated and unvaccinated (although the latter only had it once, and the former seem to get sick much more frequently now).
Haven’t seen much evidence to suggest Ashkenazis are more resilient to COVID-19, not to say the labs in the Ukraine weren’t trying to develop such a thing.
Well, I personally know someone who according to 23 and me is 99% Ashkenazi Jew, and was in the hospital because of a pneumonia following a covid infection that he treated with the actual horse paste (and likely only survived the hospital visit because he refused ventilators and remdesivir at my suggestion).
I have several other Jewish friends who have also had, presumably based on the long term loss of taste and smell since there is no reliable test, bad Covid infections — both in the vaccinated and unvaccinated (although the latter only had it once, and the former seem to get sick much more frequently now).
Haven’t seen much evidence to suggest Ashkenazis are more resilient to COVID-19, not to say the labs in the Ukraine weren’t trying to develop such a thing.