There's nothing about gay sex that inherently leads to sickness. I'm certain health had much less to do with it than maintaining strict gender roles, suppressing religious sex rites and encouraging a high birth rate.Hi....
Do you think that dangerous STDs didn't exist then?
The OT laws wanted to enable and facilitate the Israelites to grow fast in to a strong, healthy, fit, successful powerful people. Therefore it was ideal for young men to marry a woman and have families in closed relationships to protect from sickness. Men could keep captive-virgins but that was in closed couple relationships as well.
The shellfish laws protected from dreadful sicknesses.
There is not one single OT law in the 507 (excluding the other 106 ceremonial and sacrificial laws) that did not enable or facilitate the Israelites in to becoming the
healthiest, safest, most secure, most formidable, most powerful most cohesive people around.
And Sin led to sicknesses and failures, is all........ nothing to do with morals, heaven, hell, spirituality, just a powerful people.
I'm not aware of any evidence of the ancient Israelites being the "healthiest, safest, most secure, most formidable, most powerful most cohesive people around". That is total nonsense that flies in the face of history. The Israelites were relative nobodies living in a backwater that was conquered over and over by more powerful neighbors, until they finally got the boot for good by the Romans. Hardly successful, secure, powerful, formidable, safe and probably not very healthy, either. We know they weren't cohesive since there were always various factions of Jews bickering with each other.