Quote from: SaltySpitoon on Today at 03:41:06 PM

Quote from: BADecker on Today at 03:27:40 PM

Catch this:

Quote from: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/the-unintended-impact-of-covid-19-on-cancer/ar-BB15Ggyt

The U.S. has already witnessed a 37 percent drop in cancer care diagnosis compared to this same time period last year, and we have experienced massive drops in cancer screenings including mammography (87 percent drop), colonoscopy (90 percent drop) and Pap Smear (83 percent drop).

What is going on here?

There is a study that I have misplaced that talks about people with Covid having a reduction in cancer. It seems that Covid plus a certain nutrient/medicaton is curing cancer.

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Uhh, you mean people aren't going into the doctor for routine visits that would otherwise catch the cancer that they have. They don't give you vaccines if you are pregnant, meaning there has been no change in vaccine schedule for any data collected on premature birth/SIDs in the past 9 months. All of the babies born before November-December of this year have been subjected to all of the routine vaccinations that their mothers would have normally received. Data from pregnancies after November start to become significant on analyzing effects of covid on pregnancy.

I will throw out another interesting thing to watch out for, and thats the sex ratio of children born. During periods of high stress, war/famine/major economic/social problems, there is a major shift in the male:female ratio of children born, favoring female rather than male.

Since this is the case (I presume), all it means is that if the kids hadn't been vaccinated in November-December, there would have been such a dynamic drop in SIDS that we could for certain blame the vaccines for the SIDS deaths.

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