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originally posted by: zandra
Here we are again. Always the same story. When will those with a conscience and enough influence wake up and investigate the excess mortality numbers?
Januari 2023: 23 % excess mortality. Will this ever stop?
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originally posted by: zandra
Here we are again. Always the same story. When will those with a conscience and enough influence wake up and investigate the excess mortality numbers?
Januari 2023: 23 % excess mortality. Will this ever stop?
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originally posted by: Asmodeus3
If we can fine find how many of these deaths were from Covid-19
Covid continues to circulate, with a 22% increase in hospital admissions recorded in England between 7 and 14 December. Dr Stephen Griffin, a virologist at the University of Leeds, said: “The difficulty is that we don’t have freely available PCR tests any more, and a lot of people who are vaccinated [against Covid] don’t necessarily show up on LFTs if they are infected.”
originally posted by: nonspecific
I'd be interested to see what the cost of living and energy prices have done to excess mortality and also the NHS issues and the strikes.
a reply to: LordAhriman
a reply to: Asmodeus3
So something else is going on
There are early signs that we could be in for a wild space weather ride in the next few years. As the sun builds toward its next solar maximum, its surface grows unsettled with more sunspots, each with the potential to unleash solar flares and coronal mass ejections that can disrupt communications and electrical systems on Earth. The sun reaches its solar maximum, or the point of the most intense sunspot activity, during part of the 11-year solar cycle that astronomers have been tracking since the mid-1700s. The last solar maximum in 2013-2014 was very muted, and scientists had predicted another quiet peak for this cycle, which is dubbed Solar Cycle 25. But with the next maximum still a year or more away, this cycle is already exceeding expectations for activity and may even be the most intense period we've seen on the sun since recordkeeping began.
A number of studies have shown that geomagnetic and solar and influences affect a wide range of human behavioral and health outcomes with the nervous and cardiovascular systems being the most clearly impacted, however, the specifics of the biological mechanisms in animals and humans are not yet completely understood12–15. It appears that sharp or sudden variations in geomagnetic and solar activity as well as geomagnetic storms can act as stressors, which alter regulatory processes such as melatonin/serotonin balance16–18, blood pressure, breathing, reproductive, immune, neurological, and cardiac system processes19–22. Geomagnetic disturbances are associated with significant increases in hospital admissions for depression, mental disorders, psychiatric admission, suicide attempts, homicides and traffic accidents23–29. Disturbed geomagnetic activity can also exacerbate existing diseases and is correlated with significant increases in cardiac arrhythmia, cardiovascular disease, incidence of myocardial infarction related death, alterations in blood flow, increased blood pressure, and epileptic seizures.
originally posted by: nonspecific
What a silly reply that is.
I listed real things that will have some impact.
You listed 3 things you'd be hard pressed to say had any real effect on UK excess mortality and then popped a US political party on the end for reasons that can only be known to you.
a reply to: Asmodeus3
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
It isn't really a concern. 2800 excess deaths in one week in the UK. When covid was in full swing the media wouldn't shut up.
Now that a mysterious force is causing MORE deaths, the media is dead silent.
I'm sure there's nothing to see here.
Probably the new space ferrets that shoot gamma rays from their eyes.
originally posted by: nickyw
a reply to: nonspecific
I'm more interested in the delayed treatments from covid as if we understand that its a lower lying fruit that is easier to fix than global economic issues or the almost fanatical approach to energy policies..
originally posted by: nonspecific
Don't tell me what I can and cannot do within the confines of these boards, I've told you about that before.
Have you put yourself back on that pedestal of yours while I've been away?
a reply to: Asmodeus3