Conclusion: Taken in conjunction with the increase in disability rates since early 2021, which we’ve shown previously, we believe that the most likely cause for the rise in both was due to the Covid 19 vaccines
There seems to be clear evidence of a strong relationship between the Covid-19 vaccination rollout and increases in disability rates.
The effect is stronger in the younger age group (16-64) as they have a low base rate of disabilities, and factors that might be detrimental to individuals’ health are most noticeable in these individuals.
The human body can get vitamin D in two ways: diet or sun exposure. In fact, vitamin D is the only vitamin the body can actually synthesize in response to sun exposure, and therefore does not necessarily need to be provided from the diet or supplements.
If you cannot get sufficient vitamin D from your diet, you can follow recommendations for adequate sunlight exposure. How much sun exposure you need is determined by your skin type and the UV index, which depends on your location, time of day, and season of the year.
TABLE 1. MINUTES OF SUNLIGHT EXPOSURE FOR SUFFICIENT VITAMIN D
SKIN REACTION TO SUNLIGHT
UV INDEX
3-5
6-7
8-10
11+
Skin type I: Always burn, never tan
10-15 min.
5-10 min.
2-8 min.
1-5 min.
Skin type II: Burn easily, rarely tan
15-20 min.
10-15 min.
5-10 min.
2-8 min.
Skin type III: Occasionally burn, slowly tan
20-30 min.
15-20 min.
10-15 min.
5-10 min.
Skin type IV: Rarely burn, rapidly tan
30-40 min.
20-30 min.
15-20 min.
10-15 min.
Skin type V & VI: Very rarely burn, always dark
40-60 min.
30-40 min.
20-30 min.
15-20 min.
The recommendations in the above table assume that you are exposed to this amount of sunlight at least 3 times per week, wearing a swimsuit or shorts and a T-shirt, and have not applied sunscreen. If you wear sunscreen, your whole body is covered with clothing, or the UV index is 2 or lower, you will not get enough vitamin D.
Further reading: Calculate the amount of sun you need using the UV index. If you supplement with vitamin D3, best to also take vitamin K2 with it. Magnesium and zinc are also helpful. Be sure to do your own research and consult with your doctor, though my doc (who is a good doc) does not know much about this. Also, blood levels of vitamin D should be measured to accurately gauge either sun exposure or supplementation or both. For some reason, you may have to push to get your doc to write the order for this test. Since serum vitamin D levels are a very strong marker for immune health and our ability to avoid serious covid, it is hard to understand why the medical system does not promote vitamin D and blood tests for it. ABN
#1 I believe there was never a pandemic. If it weren't for the fraudulent PCR test and the media scaremongering, no one would have ever thought that we were in a health emergency. And what about excess mortality? That can be explained by the nocebo effect. A thread. 🧵
#2 The nocebo effect is a phenomenon where a harmless substance or situation can cause harm or negative symptoms in an individual simply because they believe it to be harmful. This can manifest as physical or psychological symptoms and is the opposite of the placebo effect.
#3 Although it's now claimed that Covid had already been among us in 2019, excess mortality only increased after the media spread fear. Fear and stress increase blood cortisol levels, which leads to inflammation in the body. The weak and elderly were the main victims in Apr 2020.
The evidence Dowd is referring to is already accumulating and will be added to here: US Disabilities Project. Below is a graph from the report. There are many others. It’s visual and very clearly explained. ABN
Dr. Susan Bradley, a Canadian psychiatrist and pioneer in child gender dysphoria treatment, came out against the popular model of affirming children’s transgender identities and putting them on puberty blockers — a practice she was once involved in — in an interview with the Daily Caller News Foundation.
Bradley, who is now in her early eighties, expressed regret that the clinic had participated in the administration of puberty blockers for gender dysphoria, which she now believes can cement a child’s sense of confusion out of which they would likely otherwise grow. She also expressed concern about the drugs’ side effects.
“We were wrong,” she said. “They’re not as reversible as we always thought, and they have longer term effects on kids’ growth and development, including making them sterile and quite a number of things affecting their bone growth.”
This is Multiple Cause of Death, so Covid deaths must be filtered out of the equation. As Covid deaths drop, the 20% Cancer-Death signal begins to emerge from the noise.
This should alert any diligent and honest epidemiologist.
The deductive inference this is not caused by ‘deferred screenings’ resides in the entropy inside the cancer signals.
If it were deferred screenings we would not
1. see a drop in the two big cancers, lung and colon
2. see a rapid proliferation of rare cancers in young persons.
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