Posts

Showing posts with the label Life Expectancy

A New COVIDIUS Fun Fact!

Image
Devastating Study: COVID-Vaxxed Face 30-Year Life Expectancy Collapse   Safe. Effective. Terminal.   Apparently, trusting the science now comes with an expiration date—30 years earlier than expected. A disturbing report shows a massive drop in life expectancy among the COVID-vaxxed… but hey, if thinning out the population was the goal, mission accomplished. Nothing to see here. Move along. By Frank Bergman July 12, 2025 Heavily Covid-vaccinated populations have been hit with devastating news after a study found that the average life expectancy of people who received at least two doses of mRNA “vaccines” has plummeted by a staggering 30 years. The alarming study found that the mRNA injections reduce a person’s lifespan by a whopping 37%. The bone-chilling figure means that “vaccinated” people will loose roughly 30 years of their life. In the United States, the average life expectancy in 2019 was 78.79 years. A 37% reduction from 78.79 equals a loss of just over 29.15 years...

Total Meat Intake is Associated with Life Expectancy

Image
Another study about FOOD! Not to be too boring, just the tasty parts: We examined the association between meat intake and life expectancy at a population level based on ecological data published by the United Nations agencies. Population-specific data were obtained from 175 countries/territories. Scatter plots, bivariate, partial correlation and linear regression models were used with SPSS 25 to explore and compare the correlations between newborn life expectancy (e (0) ), life expectancy at 5 years of life (e (5) ) and intakes of meat, and carbohydrate crops, respectively. The established risk factors to life expectancy - caloric intake, urbanization, obesity and education levels - were included as the potential confounders. Worldwide, bivariate correlation analyses revealed that meat intake is positively correlated with life expectancies. This relationship remained significant when influences of caloric intake, urbanization, obesity, education and carbohydrate crops were statistical...