Research shows there are issues involving COVID-19 deaths in Gibraltar … that now seem to have seriously accelerated ever since the introduction of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. europereloaded.com/gibraltar-deat…
The death rate was well down the Deaths per Million League Table. Not due isolation, since Spanish workers have continued to pour into Gib every morning, back out every evening
Since the 9th January “Covid deaths” per million have rocketed to Third Place on the Worldometer site.
In this thread just look at some of the benefits of fasting
to improve health, aid recovery of cancer, trigger Human Growth Hormone
reset the gut bacteria and undo various elements of malease.
STF (short) LTF (long) A
Dietary and lifestyle-related factors are key determinants of the risk of developing cancer, with certain cancers being more dependent on dietary habits than other B
Clinical research evaluating the potential of STF is still in its infancy
IF (intermittant fasting) has a positive CDV impact C
Another thread - by David fact checker - aka conspiracy theorist.
CV19 - and its risks - are we doing it to ourselves?
Is it self inflicted?
Lets look at some facts. A 27 point thread.
Public Health England.
2019
Average life expectancy between 79 & 82
Covid 19 - average age of deaths 82.
OK Moving on. 1/ ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulati…
Nursing homes played an absolute key role in the Covid 19 pandemic. In most countries, one to two thirds of all Covid19 deaths occurred in nursing homes, and up to 80% in Canada and some US states. /2 ltccovid.org/2020/04/12/mor…
Are you a mask bandit, sufferring from an irrational fear reflex?
some lessons from history and a prescription of evidence, a thread.
1-23, (with scientific evidence)
1/ even though we know from history and data such as
Spanish flu, the scientists wanted to know, did masks work,
many questions - not satisfied Kellog pursued, they don't work ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/pdf/10.210…
2/ these experts form an opinon its not beneficial,
Dr. Brosseau respiratory protection and infectious diseases and professor (retired), University of Illinois at Chicago.
& Dr. Sietsema & assistant professor at the University. cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspecti…