Neanderthals and covid (lighthearted thread

I have apparently had Covid twice and without the test would have not known I had it.I was completely asymptomatic. I don’t know whether this is a good thing as several people at work had it really really badly, I just wonder if the worse you have it symptom wise the more antibodies you are likely to produce? Obviously not a scientific brain cell in my head but just a thought. My second toe on both feet is equal to the big toe, make of that what you will ?(also have to admit to hairy toes which my doctor says is a very good sign of circulation!!)

Haha you had me taking my slippers off looking at my toes.
Mine is larger too not by much though and I sailed through covid in 2020. Do you know my SIL actually said that it’s my dads fault that myself and two of my brothers had covid cos it’s in our genes she said this needs investigating. I spat my drink out in horror. I’m sure in years to come all this will come out as to why more people were more prone than others but believe me that wasn’t the right time to say that to me lol

One compensation though, I was reading that the Neanderthal folk were more intelligent than the Sapiens.

My second toe is also longer than my big toe. Makes for half size difference and an extra hard ,slightly ingrowing ,nail.
Have not had covid though dh dd and gd have.

I've heard that a longer second toe is due to Greek genes, or maybe Celtic ones......

I thought everyone had a longer second tow isn’t it normal
I have two

Covid is a really strange virus and we still know very little about it, the way it affects people differently and the variety of symptoms. And why some people don't catch it even when living in the same house. I expect all will be revealed in due course.

I am more of the opinion that the severity of Covid or otherwise is due to gut bacteria rather than toes.

Til now I thought I was the only one with this problem as it’s
awkward finding shoes that fit properly.

Think you are right sparkle

When you get your DNA analysed by 23 and me they tell you how much Neanderthal DNA you have. They are asking members about their covid experiences so no doubt a medical paper will be published in due course.

I think in terms of how covid affects people, there is an idea that genetics play a part.
My second toes are all scrunched up with arthritis or something.

Shinamae

I have apparently had Covid twice and without the test would have not known I had it.I was completely asymptomatic. I don’t know whether this is a good thing as several people at work had it really really badly, I just wonder if the worse you have it symptom wise the more antibodies you are likely to produce? Obviously not a scientific brain cell in my head but just a thought. My second toe on both feet is equal to the big toe, make of that what you will ?(also have to admit to hairy toes which my doctor says is a very good sign of circulation!!)

I also have hairy toes! Shhh... dont tell anyone.

I used to be called "kipper feet".

Oh whitewave you have ruined it for me. I thought I was not a neanderthal and therefore a genius. I have not had covid despite spending two years working maskless for most part with a large number of children in lots of different settings.
I am obviously going to test positive now I have said this.

A few months ago I read somewhere that the severity of Covid might be linked to blood types. I have no idea how true that is or if the research has progressed.

It will be fascinating to learn more in the future, I feel there is so much more to discover about Covid.

HettyBetty

A few months ago I read somewhere that the severity of Covid might be linked to blood types. I have no idea how true that is or if the research has progressed.

It will be fascinating to learn more in the future, I feel there is so much more to discover about Covid.

I agree with you Betty I think we will find out a lot about this disease eventually