Why Some People Might Never Get COVID

(This video was recorded on November 8, 2022)

He is Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine and an Associate Professor at the University of California, Riverside School of Medicine.

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Remember that most people who watch the video don’t comment. (97%+ likes). And many who comment haven’t watched the video as evidenced by their content.

[jamesleem.d.]

Retired professor of surgery here, MD for 49 years. This series of videos from Dr. Seheult could only be rated as Excellent to Uber-Excellent. There is no blarney, no agenda, and no BS. Very lucid presentations, zero fluff, nary a buzzword, glib phrase, or cliche. He is the kind of guy we all wish we had encountered during residency training years ago. If you have to be critically ill, try like hell to wrangle an admission to his ICU. Not kidding.

[LL-trtt]

Still haven’t gotten covid. Not vaxed. Everyone in my family was vaxed, all got covid. I took care of them and still didn’t catch it.

[Mary-qvtz]

I am 95 and have watched several of Dr. Seheult’s videos. I have not had Covid although many family members and friends have had Covid. I belong to a card club and book club, attend church regularly, go grocery shopping, have family gatherings, etc. I started taking Vitamin D3 and Zinc at the onset of the pandemic after viewing a video by Dr. John Campbell of London, England, who spoke on the efficacy of taking Vitamin D3 and Zinc, and have urged all my friends and family to do so too.

[MsStephaniie]

Still standing strong here! Never missed a day of work, not even during lockdown. Worked with a lot of people during the pandemic. Even had to shut down my restaurant because all my employees tested positive.. except for me.

[seashells]

My sister and I, in separate homes, have both cared for Covid infected family members, but neither of us became sick. Everyone recovered just fine, but the fact that neither of us ever got sick is very interesting.

[juliannajames]

As someone who worked as a medical provider during the start of covid and still today, I have never tested positive or got sick from it. Even having around 10 patients a day in my ambulance and being exposed. Even with my partner who tested positive. I would have to get tested quite often, and even still today since its mandatory for my work. But i never come back positive or get sick. No antibodies either. My parents who i live with are the same, never tested positive or had symptoms. People don’t believe me but im just as confused myself haha. Its awesome you guys are doing these studies.

[MartitaDahesh]

I'm diabetic, obese and have been super exposed to covid since all my family had it. I even slept in the same room with my daughter while she had covid, traveled with passengers with covid windows down no masks and have never tested positive! Thank you Lord!🙏

[tarotwithtina]

I have never had COVID. I worked in the ER all during 2020. As a matter of fact I rarely get sick. I haven't been sick since 2017. I'm grateful

[franciscofernandes]

MD here. I might be one of them. Never tested positive, even after 3 years of working in the ER/ICU taking care of COVID patients, and without proper PPE most of the time. Every single time when there were 'outbreaks' within the staff of the unit I was working at, never tested positive. During the Omicron surge, everyone in my household got COVID (mild cases) and I did not. It might be just luck, but more and more I'm thinking nobody is that lucky.

[Bestbirths]

I’m a nursing student. I work in outbreaks and took care of my mom with severe Covid without PPE. Throughout the pandemic I did all our shopping, traveled and went to restaurants and church and never got Covid.

[davidmartini]

I worked with the general public during the whole pandemic. I was probably in contact with it countless times. Never caught it, but neither did my sister or mom who I live with. All of my friends and coworkers have gotten it at least once.

[fmccuu]

I’m a nurse and have been fully marinated in COVID with multiple exposures at work. I followed all the guidelines and got the vaccines and boosters. My husband did the same and just recovered from a breakthrough COVID infection. I did not isolate or mask around him while in our home. I have never tested positive for COVID.

[thecrownedpriestess]

My partner, my mom, my sister and her kids all got Covid. Some, more than once. But surprisingly, me and my son have not contracted the virus at all since pandemic. I thank my grandmother for this. She too, at 78, has not ever been sick with Covid or any other major illnesses and I thank God for inheriting her genes and health remedies. I do my best to adhere to my doctors advise, but I can’t discredit years of indigenous knowledge of the earth that my grandmother taught me.

[kennyw]

A special thank you to the blood donors that completed the survey. As usual, an excellent presentation by Dr. Sheult. My guess is that medical/PA/nursing students love your lectures. These subjects are complex, but you present each in a manner that makes it easier to comprehend.

[charlotteglen]

My mom got Covid, before we knew I spent an entire day in the same house as her. Didn’t get it. Everyone at my work got COVID. I never got it and was the reason we didn’t have to close the business for the two weeks everyone was sick. I literally ran the shop single handedly.

[bandit]

Personally I see it as a gift that I never get sick or never caught COVID and worked everyday throughout it all, i don't think about it too much but I am definitely very grateful

[ItsAllBeenDecided]

My parents and I were a household of NEVER having experienced the flu, and only the occasional cold. I, to date, have not had Covid 19, still never had the flu, and I cannot remember the last time I had a cold. Same for my kids who are now adults.

[aidene]

I forgot how much I miss microbiology and biochemistry... So facinating❣️

[firstfoyer]

I thought I had a low immune system, it’s Dec 2022, and I’m still standing strong. I worked in nursing home, had a contract for 6 months as a Covid tester running tests in different schools in a busy district. Still working in the medical field. My kids and mother has it. I’m just in chock.