Hey, it was on the news 📰 got to be true. And no it was f—.

That's an interesting fact that I did not consider. So, if I'm 70, say, and I'm in good health (low cholesterol, low b/p, no other issues), will my immune system be weaker at age 73 assuming the same health level? Or would it take longer to weaken? Or is it a little bit weaker with each year?


Can you explain a little more, please?

Just a part of normal aging, like weaker muscles, poor vision and hearing, etc. There's no hard and fast rule as to how much any individual's immune system will weaken or how long it will take, so there's no chart of x-months older = x-percent decreased immunity. So stay healthy, it's the best you can do.