I doubt that the apparent increase in mortality could be explained by myocarditis. There would have to be longer-term effects to get the numbers that are indicated by the insurance data. The effects are on the order of everyone taking up a two-pack-a-day smoking habit.
The vaccines are not the only explanation at this point. There could be long-term effects from COVID or changes in the virus strains that resulted in deaths that are not recorded as COVID deaths.
There’s absolutely nothing in the Google Sheet that explains the methodology behind this “poll” mentioned in the OP in the slightest. It’s just a table of numbers.
You mean there is the risk of drawing an improper conclusion when someone…say a poster on Hannity…cites data in support of a conclusion, but he doesn’t understand a thing about the underlying context in which that data is generated?
Overall, the researchers found an estimated 3,358,814 deaths occurred in the United States in 2020—up by 17.7% from 2,854,838 deaths in 2019.
According to the CDC link, the number of non-COVID deaths in 2021 was
3,458,697 - 460,513 = 2,998,184
The number of non-COVID deaths in 2021 is up about 145,000 from 2019. What happened?
COVID is most likely to kill elderly people who are likely to die from other severe health problems. Logically the non-COVID death rate should go down, not up.
The CDC report is emphasizing total deaths, which are dominated by the elderly and those with chronic health problems. Life insurance claims are coming mainly from workers. Adults who are actively working are younger and healthier than the average.
The CDC data shows an increase in non-COVID death rates for younger people.
When the resources of the health care system are overwhelmed and drained because of Covid, it affects all people who need health care resources.
We went through two years of stressing the health care system to its breaking point. A lot of that stress could have been avoided… especially post vaccine… if there wasn’t a ton of disinformation being spread around.
Lots of people died during covid of preventable things, unable to access health care because they were overwhelmed.
Also, lots of people died in their homes of covid and not diagnosed with covid. Particularly in teh beginning when we didn’t have tests and couldn’t easily check for the virus.
We don’t know the risks of COVID to children are low. Long term risks could be quite high…up to a third of people of all ages have suffered some sort of long term effects from COVID.
And your last statement is completely without evidence.
You don’t understand data analytics. You need to stop pretending you do.
Could it include the more than 110,000 deaths due to illegal street fentanyl coming across Bidens open border from China? I think it just might as these deaths are not a result of overdose, the cause is poisoning and not the result of prescription grade.
Also the vaccines may not have been such a disaster if it hadn’t been forced and mandated on people without taking in consideration the science of individual medical conditions.
Democrat draconian policies during the Covid19 pandemic and after the pandemic have proven to be very dangerous.
There not overdose deaths, they are poisonings and that is the big difference between prescription drugs and what is coming over our southern border from China.
