"Discriminatory attitudes against unvaccinated people during the pandemic"No, the autoimmune disease increase is fueled by the Covid vaccines. Dr Bossche is predicting an imminent catastrophe.
"Discriminatory attitudes against unvaccinated people during the pandemic"No, the autoimmune disease increase is fueled by the Covid vaccines. Dr Bossche is predicting an imminent catastrophe.
This pseudoscience nonsense has been comprehensively debunked.No, the autoimmune disease increase is fueled by the Covid vaccines. Dr Bossche is predicting an imminent catastrophe.
My personal observation from living part time in France since 1997 is that while in general there are far fewer obese people than in the UK that the numbers have been increasing over the years.How is France dodging the global obesity trend?
Waistlines are expanding in nearly every country, except for a very skinny list of nations bucking the trend.bigthink.com
Thanks to the sadly departed Dr Michael Mosley's programme I watched on intermittent fasting, I have lost 3 and 3/4 stones over about 2 years, but annoyingly, still have a stone to lose according to the NHS BMI calculator. I'll get there eventually.My personal observation from living part time in France since 1997 is that while in general there are far fewer obese people than in the UK that the numbers have been increasing over the years.
Take no notice of the NHS BMI calcuclator. It is a VERY ROUGH guide only and takes no account of different body structure (build) and I am not using the word build to mean obese. Many people of strong or sturdy build come out as pretty overweight on the BMI standard just because they are well muscled and strong boned. Height is not the only applicable factor in determining a person's healthy weight.Thanks to the sadly departed Dr Michael Mosley's programme I watched on intermittent fasting, I have lost 3 and 3/4 stones over about 2 years, but annoyingly, still have a stone to lose according to the NHS BMI calculator. I'll get there eventually.
True. I have to keep shedding weight and exercising until unpleasant bodily happenings cease to occur. Besides, I look forward to wearing my very cool but old leather jackets again, and being able to zip or button them up.Take no notice of the NHS BMI calcuclator. It is a VERY ROUGH guide only and takes no account of different body structure (build) and I am not using the word build to mean obese. Many people of strong or sturdy build come out as pretty overweight on the BMI standard just because they are well muscled and strong boned. Height is not the only applicable factor in determining a person's healthy weight.
Ha ha ha - YES. I know that leather jacket issue. I recently managed to get into my 1990's leather motor bike jacket..... Just. I had been no where near to zipping that up for years. I can now, but I look like a seal in it. I need another ten pounds or more off at least. I might do a bit of 5:2 in honour of poor old Mosely.True. I have to keep shedding weight and exercising until unpleasant bodily happenings cease to occur. Besides, I look forward to wearing my old leather jackets again, and being able to zip or button them up.
More likely the issues that started killing people in the UK after the pandemic are due to late presentation at the doctors."‘Unusual’ cancers emerged after the pandemic. Doctors ask if covid is to blame.
It’s not a new idea that viruses can cause or accelerate cancer. But it will probably be years before answers emerge about covid and cancer."
" A 20-30% rise in new patients
Multiple patients with multiple cancers
Couples and siblings developing cancer within months
Cancer patients relapsing after years of remission"
The stone that's left might be a kidney or gall stone. They're not bad in themselves unless they move to a position where they create a blockage, then all hell breaks loose. They can be broken up with ultrasound, so if it really won't shift, try sleeping with one of these on your belly or back:Thanks to the sadly departed Dr Michael Mosley's programme I watched on intermittent fasting, I have lost 3 and 3/4 stones over about 2 years, but annoyingly, still have a stone to lose according to the NHS BMI calculator. I'll get there eventually.
They finally found algorithms that worked. It took them long enough.By the way - excess deaths are no longer an issue.
Excess deaths England and Wales 2024 | Statista
Excess deaths in England and Wales have remained high since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, with the weekly peak occurring in April 2020.www.statista.com
I've had one many years ago, I believe I broke it it up with the juice of 25 lemons - the shards felt like razor blades as I pissed them out. Losing weight too rapidly can lead to kidney stones, which is why I've done it slowly over two years. Never want to go through that again. I reliably lose 2lbs a week eating one meal a day for 5 days a week, but it isn't safe if you have health problems and I don't recommend anyone do the same. There are loads of safer intermittent fasting regimes to choose from. The blood sugar spike eating one big meal a day could kill diabetics; cause heart attacks and strokes. Best consult your doctor first, obviously you'll need a seance if that's Dr.Mosley.The stone that's left might be a kidney or gall stone. They're not bad in themselves unless they move to a position where they create a blockage, then all hell breaks loose. They can be broken up with ultrasound, so if it really won't shift, try sleeping with one of these on your belly or back:
They finally found algorithms that worked. It took them long enough.
Actually, it's patently obvious that would happen. When you compare the present with the average of the last 5 years and there was a step change 5 years ago, the change will be reflected in both the 5 year average and today's results, so it would show no excess.