Hahahaha you actually got him good therepic.twitter.com/GeTeFQc8cl
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That's not at all the case, there are historical reasons why jewish people were more resistant to diseases, but circumcision is not one of them, unfortunately 200 years ago they thought it was. in 2014 an US study found twice the rate of cancer causing HPV on circumcised men >>
what evidence do you have that jewish men are more resistant to disease? my experience is the opposite & i know many jews
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Historically Jewish people were an insular community. Because of this communicable diseases didn't tend to happen to them so easily. They married others in the community, they shopped at jewish (kosher) shops, etc where as the rest of the population wasn't as focused.
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Jews have diseases specific to their genetic groups (below); higher levels of neuroticism & symptoms of MGM PTSD discussed by Goldman et al. support anecdotal observation of relatively high incidence of depression, heart disease https://www.jewishgeneticdiseases.org/jewish-genetic-diseases/ …https://www.gaucherdisease.org/blog/5-common-ashkenazi-genetic-diseases/ …
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