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I hope the ordeal you’re experiencing will steer you away from the worst feature of our healthcare industry, which is treating death as a disease to be cured, rather than an event to be eased. My ambition is for a death like my grandfather’s. He stepped off an airplane on vacation and died of a heart attack immediately.

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I have removed substack app from my phone, I will miss your posts John. I am fed up with people who are bitter and twisted who have so much Hstred they don't see they are attacking those who supported them. I've had enough. So hopefully I will still get the email version of your posts. Take care Derek

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Let me know if you don't. Take are, John

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Though I'm no doctor, reading your text gives me an overwhelming sensation of loss of power. You seem to be in the (good) hands of professionals and machines. They decide, they measure, they give you their interpretation of their analysis.

Perhaps it could help your mood, if you took more into your hands. Maybe you are already doing so, you don't mention it.

You can help your body through gentle intermittent fasting. Twelve hours, or fourteen. You decide. You feel it. Your body gets healing-time. It's free. Its adaptable to every daily routine. And you do it autonomously.

You can reduce the amount of carbohydrates you consume, cut it to a half or to 50g a day, or stop consuming them alltogether. This is a place where you decide. Though I'd tell the doc.

Have a look at the videos of Dr. Jamnadas. Or Becky Gillaspy.

Good luck! Best regards from Spain

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I am unable to eat solids I have "Aymes" it's a powder I mix with milk which I have on prescription. But I will still look at the links thank you

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Denis Rancort (Canadian)

2020-06-02 ::: All-cause mortality during COVID-19 - No plague and a likely signature of mass homicide by government response

Summary / Abstract

The latest data of all-cause mortality by week does not show a winter-burden mortality that is statistically larger than for past winters. There was no plague. However, a sharp “COVID peak” is present in the data, for several jurisdictions in Europe and the USA.

This all-cause-mortality “COVID peak” has unique characteristics:

Its sharpness, with a full-width at half-maximum of only approximately 4 weeks;

Its lateness in the infectious-season cycle, surging after week-11 of 2020, which is unprecedented for any large sharp-peak feature;

The synchronicity of the onset of its surge, across continents, and immediately following the WHO declaration of the pandemic; and

Its USA state-to-state absence or presence for the same viral ecology on the same territory, being correlated with nursing home events and government actions rather than any known viral strain discernment.

These “COVID peak” characteristics, and a review of the epidemiological history, and of relevant knowledge about viral respiratory diseases, lead me to postulate that the “COVID peak” results from an accelerated mass homicide of immune-vulnerable individuals, and individuals made more immune-vulnerable, by government and institutional actions, rather than being an epidemiological signature of a novel virus, irrespective of the degree to which the virus is novel from the perspective of viral speciation.

The paper is organized into the following sections:

Cause-of-death-attribution data is intrinsically unreliable

Year-to-year winter-burden mortality in mid-latitude nations is robustly regular

Why is the winter-burden pattern of mortality so regular and persistent?

A simple model of viral respiratory disease de facto virulence

All-cause mortality analysis of COVID-19

Interpreting the all-cause mortality “COVID peak”

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