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  1. Sander

    Thank you Anton for your analysis and interpretation. Not something to be happy about. Not from the extra deaths, but certainly not from life under such a powerful, pervasive everything and everyone unscrupulous bulldozing government apparatus. The excess mortality will soon disappear, I predict. Because they are just going to include the higher mortality in the expectation figures (so in fact just adjust the norm). And then there is no more "excess mortality". And everything is "neatly" solved I fear. I would like to see an objective test developed for measuring one's conscience function. And we should make that test mandatory for those whom we as a people give the honorable task of running our country. We would have a lot of vacancies in one fell swoop, I'm afraid.

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  2. Jan Gerhard Dam

    Pricked via gp with Astra/zenica.2x.Was then 83 yrs. Lame reaction, wish it had never happened. A friend (naturopathic) may have known what to do, and so it happened, dog deworming agent, active substance fenbendazole a whole lot of tabl.body weight related and zapping via method Hulda Clark.
    Grateful that the help was there !

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    1. Theo

      Is it the age Jan Gérhard that you are so confident by taking a drug on the advice of a 'natural doctor' that is not allowed for human use at all? Fenbendazole can be highly toxic to humans! If I were you, I would have your livers measured as the weeding weather. This deworming agent is even worse for you than those 2 AA injections.

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    1. Anton (@infopinie)

      It's great that research has been done on it in any case.
      Perhaps the effect of VitD deficiency can one day be better mapped. The small study tries to do that, but that is too small, especially if the research runs in a virus-free period (?) with a disease that already causes little serious illness. (which variant?)
      I didn't see it so soon but I might have to read it again with more attention.
      I also saw (in the big study, I think) that predetermined expectations were not met. Those expectations seemed very high to me. In some ivermectin studies, this also happened: one expects many more patients and then does not come to significant results.
      To be continued (hopefully).

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    2. Herman

      3200 IU is not enough for many people, certainly not with overweight, certainly not with a shortage.
      If they had started with 100,000 IU or 10,000 for 10 days and then 4,000 it would have been a bit different. Blood values above 120 nmol/liter.
      With half a year of swallowing 3200 you are not there. What a pity. But the umpteenth study where structurally too little is given.

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  3. Mike_S

    Thanks, for this article. CBS is failing as a watchdog. They themselves define a threshold above which they call mortality excess mortality. Of the past 30 weeks, 28 weeks has excess mortality. The excess mortality in 2022 to week 42 is now higher than the excess mortality in 2020 and 2021 up to week 42. But no alarm signals from CBS. The dashboard is lit up by all the alarm lights and the driver says; "nothing to worry about, drive on!"
    Few notes;
    In Norway there is also excess mortality. (see OWID) They have even overtaken Denmark.
    Another characteristic of this excess mortality is the constant excess mortality in the summer. This indicates that it is not a virus. Countries with sufficient care capacity also have this increase in mortality. So no delayed care. Even countries where there was almost no COVID-19 now have this increase in mortality. So no after-effects of a disease.

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  4. Cees

    Nicely filleted that story, Anton.
    I had already seen it on Twitter. There is one positive note: The reactions to Kuipers' Tweet are quite unanimous: By far the majority of the reactions indicate that they no longer participate in this circus. I get the feeling that the resistance is getting bigger and bigger.

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    1. Anton (@infopinie)

      I hadn't thanked you yet, super contributions! I have incorporated them into get article.

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    1. Anton (@infopinie)

      In this study it is, but not in other studies. Those other studies are about administering a supplement and then measuring the effect of the level in the blood. Then you almost assume that taking pills for a few weeks / months is enough to become invulnerable – I charge for a while. But supplements are not nutritional substitutes.
      What I find strong about this research is that they measured Vit-D levels prior to the infection or on the day of admission. Then you have a chance that those people had enough Vit-D for years, which may also indicate a healthier lifestyle, better eating habits, more outdoor air and sun – etc.
      You can even imagine that the supplements do not help, that is also possible: you just have to eat healthy and varied, walk in the sun etc. – and your Vit-D level can be measured whether that has succeeded. Who knows, maybe the efficacy comes from a combination of other substances. If you look at it that way, both studies are correct.

      I myself tend towards structural Vit-D deficiency as a strong risk-increasing factor, which makes me wonder whether a sudden increase via supplements can be compared to it systemically. The impact on the immune system may need more time, perhaps a few infections in a situation with enough Vit-D, so that the immune system learns to use Vitamin D in the defenses – note: I fantasize in line with the knowledge I have gained in recent years. There is now so much of everything I have written that I now dare to suggest something like this. After all, so far everything is more complex than scientists think. Who knows, maybe one day it will become a hypothesis for research.

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  5. Anco Van der Bos

    I think the people who die from deferred care will also run out at some point. They have all died or it has to move forward like a bulldozer that there are always new people with delayed care. I can only hope that Dutch healthcare is so competent as to have cleared the backlogs by now. That argument can be consigned to the trash in 2022.

    Yesterday I received another question on a birthday if I had already been turned on (had taken a vaccine). I only replied that I have probably had Covid 21 2 times by now and I did not die from it and that there was no need to vaccinate. Have mentioned that I prefer to rely on my own immune system and strengthen that where necessary.

    Then we had a whole discussion about the war in Russia. What is clear to me is that you are immediately dismissed as a wappie the moment you try to nuance things. Personally, I think it's a pity that people don't delve deeper and believe everything that the traditional media exhibits.

    If I mention that I feel politically connected to BVNL, it is the party of "that house milker" with which you are indirectly put away again. The polarization in society is one of the biggest scars we have left from Covid.

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  6. Bob

    Dear Anton here some data on excess mortality in the navy and army in the USA
    Whistleblower army Adverse events
    Redacted Clayton Morris
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrrgcOn2A2A

    Normal cancer cases from 2016-2020 38,700
    After vaccination 2021 114,000 cases normally this should have been 10,000 so a direct link.

    Adverse events in the navy increase in cases this is in line with research

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