Effect of vaccination for men significantly reduced! Investigation of Corona vaccinations come sad result!

The human immune system reacts differently to drugs and vaccinations from case to case. This is now again evident in the case of Corona vaccinations. Because a study of the University of Verona in collaboration with the Texas Biomedical Research Institute has now clearly shown that there are clear differences in the effect of the vaccine. The results of the study with 900 participants make one sit up and take notice. Because it shows that people react differently to the vaccinations depending on their age and gender.

In their study, the researchers had found that women under the age of 65 form particularly many antibodies against the coronavirus after a vaccination. The researchers attribute this fact to an enhanced immune response due to the female sex hormone estrogen. The vaccination reaction is completely different in young men. Because with them the smallest effect was proven in the comparison with the vaccinations. All participants in the study had been vaccinated with the Biontech vaccine. According to the scientists, the low antibody levels in the young men have to do with the sex hormone testosterone, which in this case apparently leads to a suppression of the immune system. In addition, age seems to play a role. In general, the levels of the antibodies were twice as high in people under 65 as in people over 65, they said. “We have observed throughout the pandemic that more older people and men suffer the worst effects of COVID-19. The numbers suggest that a weaker immune response to SARS-CoV-2 is contributing to this phenomenon,” suggests study leader Brandon Michael Henry.

Also observed in this study was a marked drop in

antibody levels in vaccinated individuals a good 6 months after vaccination. For this reason, study leader Henry also makes the case for booster vaccinations. “Our study has provided additional evidence that booster vaccinations are important for all adults to continue to maintain antibody levels. This will allow us to continue to build an effective immune response against COVID-19 infections and prevent COVID-19 deaths,” he is certain. However, Henry is also certain that the vaccines will also continue to be effective despite the decline in the number of antibodies. This is because, despite the numerous vaccine breakthroughs, protection against a severe course or even death would continue in many cases.