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Mar 16, 2022Liked by Jessica Rose

Jessica- the item that stands out most to me is the etiology of Alzheimers and generic dementia as one of the four major bars in the last graph- and for the last 6 years with stable proportionality. I agree neoplasms is non intuitive, but I don't understand the dementia fraction being so large in this young age group. Parenthetically, Alzheimers is specifically defined as a 'presenile' dementia, meaning (not 70-90 year-olds) although most uninformed sources use it as a generic term for dementia, which it really is not.

- M R Weiss, MD

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agreed! i am looking into this...

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I have often heard that dementia and alzheimers can sometimes be "insulin resistance in the brain." as an example: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4465775/

I would be surprised if this wasnt linked to the ever-declining food quality and micro nutrient value (we need more calories for same micro nutrients, approximately 3x from 50 years ago), particularly the increase in seed-oils.

The rise in diabetes would probably correlate with this as well.

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Mitochondrial dysfunction is the culprit, excess carbs and glutamate seasonings in the diet.

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Have you read research by Dr Christopher Exley? Aluminum adjuvants from vaccines do cause brain inflammation. And Alzheimer’s in young people. Most of the injected aluminum is injested by macrophages and deposited in brain, thus breaching the blood brain barrier.

I am describing the situation in layman’s terms, but I suffered from severe brain inflammation due to Hep B vax (taken at age of 40) and was able to get relief only after using Dr Exley’s protocol. I suffered for 15 years before I became aware of his research and during this time I have taken treatment from MANY doctors, but continued to suffer.

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Increasing rates of autoimmune disease in children and young adults -> more immunomodulatory drugs and immunosuppressants prescribed as treatment -> more early cancers?

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yup

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Friendly editorial comment on: “young people who have reported dying.” This seems to imply a seance of some kind. 😃

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hoohoohaha

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So the jab is accelerating cancer growth in this age group? That is very surprising and frightening at the same time.

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they probably are... but the rates were already crazy (to me anyway)

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Dr. Ryan Cole talks about this in his videos; he noticed crazy increases of cancers compared to past years. He also notes patients seem to be getting into their doctors fast enough that he is often reading and confirming test results within just 6 weeks of patients getting the jab. The surge of testing being done isn't necessarily just from catching up on regular screenings that were delayed because of the lockdowns, rather, it is experiencing alarming symptoms that are driving patients into their doctors.

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Actually, a huge chunk of younger people's deaths were attributed to COVID in fall of 2021. Deaths blamed on COVID in Q3/Q4 were 2-3X higher than in 2020 for ages 15-54. I discuss here about half-way through the article: https://mariaromana.substack.com/p/the-cdc-reads-my-substack. Kind of looks like being jabbed made them more susceptible to COVID, doesn't it?

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Yes. I understand that it does, indeed, make them more susceptible. My reading tells me their Covid infections (I assume the diagnoses are clinical not just the useless pcr test the CDC claims + = "confirmed cases" of course) can be set off not only by the stray wild corona virus, but that their immune systems are even more sensitive to mold and fungi triggering their immune systems' responses. Even with everything we read that said to expect all these things would happen to people who got the jabs, it is profoundly saddening and disturbing to see it unfold.

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People are dying of Alzheimer’s and dementia in that age group?! 😳😳

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apparently so...

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Really disturbing! And I noticed an uptick in 2020. What in 2020 would have caused that? Some kind of acute "covid" dementia? I don't usually think of dementia or Alzheimers doing people in in such a short time frame.

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Yes, the virus itself is capable of doing that in people Alarming too, papers published say it is happening to some people who had moderate infections as well as more severe infections. So even those of us that got infected and thus acquired natural immunity to an unnatural virus, we don't necessarily get off "Scott free." (I take Tenofovir because it helps with my ME, which is despite the screwed-up studies done, is indeed caused by a murine retrovirus. Well, anyway... hopefully that is helping protect me from the viral infection hit to my immune system. I've since added everything in the WHO and McCullough protocols as well because they found that the spikes persist for 15 months even in those recovered from the infection.) People who got the infection but especially those who were jabbed, are coming down not only with ME, EBV, etc., they are coming down with HIV, thanks to the 4 nasty HIV 1&2 genes in the virus that for no reason that I can think of were also put into the jab (WTH!?). The mRNA turns EVERY cell in the body into a spike factory, so the HIV gene titers are increased far beyond those an infection creates. I am very worried for people.

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Jessica, I asked Mathew Crawford this question (https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/ed-dowd-millennial-age-group-25-to/comment/5545119) at the Steve Kirsch post on Edward Dowd’s millennials data. Mathew doesn’t have the bandwidth to perform the calculations right now, but maybe your current investigations will help answer it:

“So if a 40% rise in mortality among 18–64-year-olds is a 12-sigma event (https://roundingtheearth.substack.com/p/why-are-non-covid-deaths-at-historic), what does that make an 84% rise in millennial deaths?”

Mathew guessed it’s a 30-sigma event. I’d be very curious to hear your thoughts, Jessica.

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You probably know and no doubt not wanting for data sources but UK surveillance breaks down data by age and vaccine status w numbers for unvaxxed, 1-2-3 jabs delineated.. fun charts start on p 41 table 10 that shows pandemic of vaccinated in undeniable detail.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1060787/Vaccine_surveillance_report_-_week_10.pdf

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I recommend considering death by hospital. If you just eyeball the regional filters at usmortality.com/excess-absolute, you'll note that the Northeast doesn't participate in the late summer 25-44 uptick except for PA.

The (east of the) west partly participates, the midwest really participates, and the south really really participates, except for MD.

The south / midwest / east-of-west were not protected from hospitalization. The anecdotes of murder-by-ventilator (especially of unvaccinated+infected) also came from these regions. So the US late autumn uptick isn't a "US uptick" at all, it is a predominately red state late autumn killing spree of the unvaccinated by hospitals. (I've been saying so for a while - https://unglossed.substack.com/p/invisible-apocalypse?s=w#footnote-anchor-12 ) The 25-44 participate in this uptick because over ~35 + comorbidity were vulnerable enough to the virus to skew the whole group.

The Northeast is even throughout the year. I think this is an AE signal, because I don't think deaths are really going to be front-loaded. The clots especially are "ticking time bombs" that go off throughout the year after injection. Trying to look for an "injection rollout signal" to prove AEs isn't going to yield fruit. I think New York might be the best model for excess from the injections. Regardless, the higher injection-uptake reduced any signal from their eventual autumn virus wave, bc severe efficacy protects from hospitalization.

In other words, the injections are the frying pan, but the virus+ventilators are the fire, and the unvaccinated middle aged are the "jumpers."

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My small town hospital killed my dear friend in Oct. 2021 with remdesivir. She was diagnosed with covid, but had no comorbidities. Also not "vaccinated". She was not in this age group, but I'm sure they would have treated a younger person the same. Cookie cutter covid treatment. Ka-ching!

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Pretty much. Means, motive (huge payouts for "Covid" care), opportunity, leads straight to hospitals.

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"You can't make this stuff up" is a truism, rather than cliche, I think. It is tiring, very tiring, though.

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The pharma industry is spinning adverse events as if caused by covid not vax. This is an easy sell.

We need a data base of non vax'ed persons willing to be tested on a schedule so as to show a baseline of non vax personshealth outcomes verses vax persons progression outcomes.

This database can be used to counter the pharma narrative in immediate time(?).

I don't say this flippantly,I am extremely jealous of my personal information.

As a Canadian I take guidance from the Canadian FLCCC , An American to the FLCCC etc...

The data being currated by Tess Lawrie as one example.

They are not stopping to push the vax concept we must not stop pushing the science concept.

I see in Canada there is a site where parents can go to learn about the safe and effective vaccine for their children so they may feel more at peace with their decision to inject. pharma has not giving up, relenting or is loosening their media grip .

We need an independent body of non vax'd heatlh data to counter.

I will write something on substack over the next few days if anyone is interested.

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Does it seem like white men in that age range have the most deaths? I went here: https://wonder.cdc.gov/mcd-icd10-provisional.html

I compared death rates of black and white millennials and it seems like there was the most pronounced increase in white deaths at around August, 2021 (I think black Americans have been more hesitant about the vaccine).

I also compared white men to white women, and it seems like total deaths jumped higher in the men. I think men's hearts are impacted more than women, so I guess that could explain it. I don't think race is a factor, except for vaccine hesitancy.

https://imgur.com/a/7pOaM9a

I can't tell if these are significant differences or not, though.

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Men may also have given in to taking the jab to save their jobs in order to support their families in higher percentages than women, who might have felt they had more options.

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Mmm, well, there are still more Caucasians in the US, so I think that accounts for a lot of the #s. However, yes, men are more susceptible to heart issues. Even pre-Covid and jabs, men - even otherwise healthy younger men - die all too frequently from heart attacks. My brilliant late husband was an ER physician and he told me yes, it is indeed a "norm."

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this might be old but, when people were PCR tested did that test collect genome data if so where is that data now? does anyone know?

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What am I not understanding? In the last graph, I don’t see an 80% increase iin any cause in 2021.

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Ms. Rose:

I asked Jean-Pierre on Twitter for clarification about something and he referred me to your substack page. Quick question.

Have you seen these "structures / growths" that embalmers and autopsies are pulling from the venous and arterial systems of some cadavers? They appear to weigh in the 10s or possibly 100s of grams per cadaver. How? Someone must have done a DNA sequence on them and compared that to the host DNA? Are they uncontrolled growths like cancers? Do they have spike sequences or otherwise differentiable genetic sequences (self assembling RNA) in them or what. Do you know? If not who would?

Can you kindly let me know. My name is Paul Bogdanich. I subscribe to you here. My email is paulpdx@iinet.com. My twitter is @Paul_Bogdanich (DMs allowed) or (971) 285-6121. If you can find a way to let me know that would be great. I am not going to quote you or do anything with the information other than inform myself about what to expect going forward. Thank you in advance.

P.S. Not to get into it but I can't imagine someone can repeatedly find these growths in bodies and not sequence them. What are they? Ryan Cole admits to having seen them? You guys must know?

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Jessica - Visual comparison reveals an inconsistency between the last two graphs. The next-to-last, entitled Death Counts for Youths 25-44, shows a jump of about 100,000 for 2020 to 2021, from 700,000+ to 800,000+. Eyeball summation of the Death Counts by Select Causes makes the numbers look almost identical for those two years, 2020 a bit higher if anything.

These are not your graphs, but they do go to your point. Which is right, or am I misreading the graphs?

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Hi, can someone please explain how the argument "The timing is off with regard to Delta" holds? a brief glance at US new covid cases shows a peak corresponding to the end of august. The deaths then peak 2-3 weeks later which was consistent with the mainstream argument at the time.

I mean its obvious the excess mortality can not have solely followed from the peak in covid cases. as Jessica suggests the IFR is non-existent. But I do take issue with this specific point.

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