The mysterious Coronavirus is acting in a way that even scientists find difficult to explain. The disease introduces unexplained phenomena and cases that are incompatible with the explanation that the severity of the disease depends on age and underlying diseases. Below are several examples:

1. The fact that young, healthy people in their 20s die who contract the disease.

2. The fact that people over 100 have recovered from the coronavirus.

3. The fact that there are people who contract the disease without even feeling it.

4. The fact that there are people (not many) who have recovered from the Coronavirus and contracted it again.

5. The fact that some scientists believe that there may be two strains of the disease, one mild and the other more aggressive.

These cases should lead, even people who are not experts in the field, to the conclusion that there is another influencing risk factor. In fact, this factor can be, as described below, the level of exposure to the coronavirus or, in other words, the amount of virus the body is exposed to.

The body’s immune system is similar to a national army. The younger and healthier the individuals, the stronger their army. When foreign and hostile viruses invade the body, the soldiers of the immune system are immediately mobilized to protect it. The assumption by which healthy people, without underlying diseases, can defeat the virus, is based only on the quality of their immune system, but does not consider quantity, that is, the numerical balance of power between the number of cells in the immune system and the number of attacking viruses. To better understand how critical exposure to the virus can be, we will present two examples of contraction: one from a healthy young man who spent time with Corona patients for several days without keeping his distance, and the other, a healthy young man. person who only touched a surface several hours after being exposed to the virus. Clearly, the immune system of an individual exposed to a “small” number of viral cells can overcome them more easily than the immune system of an individual exposed to a much larger number of viral cells.

A different level of exposure to Corona viruses may explain why older people with background illnesses recover from the virus, why young healthy people die from it, why people experience the disease without feeling any symptoms, and why what people who are exposed to a very low level. level of the virus, they do not develop enough antibodies and contract the disease again. This also explains why there are scientists who believe that there are two strains of the disease, one mild and the other very violent.