Early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, or plandemic, or circus as I like to call it, we saw a distinct difference between how men and women responded to the infection. 



Though both men and women (the only scientifically and Biblically supported sexes) saw similar infection rates, men were much more likely to develop severe infections or die from the disease.†



This led some people to believe that estrogen, which is much higher in women, protects you from severe illness, or that testosterone, which is supposed to be much higher in men, makes infections worse.



Many health “experts” vilified testosterone. Listening to them speak, you’d think the best preventative would have been to get on anti-androgen medication. Of course, they were also the ones championing Remdesivir in late-stage COVID-19 patients, which likely killed many people.



A new study shows how ridiculous, and deadly reducing a man’s testosterone might have been, or how much doctors missed the mark by not checking their patients' testosterone levels. 



High Testosterone Protects Men from Severe COVID-19



You’re probably already aware of some of the common risk factors for severe COVID-19. They include:




Older age



Male sex



Obesity



Diabetes



Cardiovascular disease



Systemic inflammation



Lymphopenia



Neutrophilia



Presence of autoantibodies to class-I interferons




Each of these factors plays a role in your susceptibility to severe COVID-19 infection. 



But a new study shows that, in men, low testosterone increases your likelihood of a severe infection or mortality. Again, this is specific to men. 



According to the study:




Higher testosterone levels may protect men from COVID-19, based on how testosterone affects immune system function



COVID-19 infection reduces testosterone levels, and raising testosterone back to usual levels may keep men from developing severe COVID-19 or dying from it




Most men know testosterone as a hormone for building muscle, growing facial hair, and causing an erection. But it does much more, including influencing your immune system.



According to the study’s authors:




we found significant and direct correlations between testosterone levels, lymphocytes, and neutrophils, suggesting a role for testosterone in aberrant immune responses in deceased patients.
Toscano‑Guerra E, at al. Recovery of serum testosterone levels is an accurate predictor of survival from COVID-19 in male patients



The researchers identified a connection between a man’s testosterone levels and his levels of lymphocytes and neutrophils.



There are two types of lymphocytes:




B cells: They produce antibodies that attack bacteria, viruses, and toxins. If a man’s lymphocytes are low, he won’t be able to produce adequate levels of antibodies to fight a virus like SARS-CoV-2.



T cells: They destroy the bodies own cells if they’ve already been taken over by viruses or cancer.




Neutrophils block, disable, or digest pathogens like bacteria and viruses.



If a man has low testosterone, and can’t produce adequate neutrophils or lymphocytes, it stands to reason he’d be more likely to get a severe infection, not just COVID-19, but many others.



And yet, nobody is talking about how low testosterone may contribute to a severe COVID-19 infection.



The researchers concluded their paper as follows:




The tight association observed between reinstatement of testosterone and survival from COVID-19 in male patients, along with a reversal of signs of excessive inflammation and immune dysfunction, suggests a potential functional role for testosterone, beyond being a mere biomarker of outcome, in such recovery. Further explorations of mechanistic relationships between testosterone status and SARS-CoV-2 infection outcomes may lead to potential prophylactic or therapeutic interventions to tackle severe and lethal COVID-19 in men.




More simply put, men who got their testosterone levels back up to a healthy level rebounded bet...