CDC Data - Underlying Medical Conditions and Severe Illness Among 540,667 Adults Hospitalized With COVID-19, March 2020–March 2021

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In this cross-sectional study of 540,667 adult hospitalized patients with COVID-19, 94.9% had at least 1 underlying medical condition. Hypertension and disorders of lipid metabolism were the most frequent, whereas obesity, diabetes with complication, anxiety disorders, and the total number of conditions were the strongest risk factors for severe COVID-19 illness.


Two points:
  • The image at page 1 shows the most common underlying condition is hypertension, but at page 11, hypertension did not make it into the list of top 8 risks for higher deaths.
  • The second highest risk in the list of top 8 risks for higher deaths is Anxiety and fear-related disorders. Stress kills.
Edit: Also note that of all the people who died of Covid, those with 0 (zero) comorbidities represented just 0.9% of the deaths. Obesity is the top risk factor for death. Why isn't the CDC explaining to the public that it is important to maintain a proper weight?
 
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is it the anxiety or the medication they're on for it?

That is a good point. The answer is not in the text of the document. The CDC is not going to bite the hand that feeds them.
 

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but what percent of America has at least 1 underlying medical condition? Isn't like 80% overweight and 40% obese?
 

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Obesity is the top risk factor for death. Why isn't the CDC explaining to the public that it is important to maintain a proper weight?

Well, first, because the CDC isn't really interested in people's health, and second, because Obesity doesn't appear to be a risk factor, and may in fact be protective.


More importantly, the risk reduction with rising population obesity rate is striking – i.e. 72% lower chance of getting infected and 35% lower chance of dying in the populations with the highest obesity rates! Interestingly, the authors suggest that one of the possible explanation for the obesity “paradox” is the increased metabolic reserves/rate. If that does not convince the “experts” to drop their simplistic attitude towards weight (and exhaustive exercise + fasting as the panacea) then I don’t know what will.
 

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but what percent of America has at least 1 underlying medical condition? Isn't like 80% overweight and 40% obese?

And even with that, the IFR is only estimated to be 0.4% at most by John Ionnidis. If you remove nursing homes from that equation and others with seriously compromised health, the IFR drops to 0.2%.
 

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Rona is an opportunist piggyback on the long pre-existing pandemic, non-communicable diseases. CDC Is in the pocket of Big PharmAg.
 

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Rona is an opportunist piggyback on the long pre-existing pandemic, non-communicable diseases. CDC Is in the pocket of Big PharmAg.
The three studies mentioned in that paper that look at visceral fat find a correlation with visceral fat and not with BMI.
 
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Rona is an opportunist piggyback on the long pre-existing pandemic, non-communicable diseases. CDC Is in the pocket of Big PharmAg.
The three studies mentioned in that paper that look at visceral fat find a correlation with visceral fat and not with BMI.

From the paper "severe obesity, is a strong and independent determinant of severe coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19); novel studies also suggest that visceral obesity increases the risk of complications." Severe obesity is the new euphensim for a condition that was formerly morbid obesity. It is having a BMI over 40. The CDC did not make the distinction between obesity (BMI from 30 to less than 40) and severe obesity (above 40).

Measuring visceral fat in a hospital setting involves a scan, which most likely would not have been performed. The height and weight of a patient are normally in the chart. The CDC could have broken obesity into the two different ranges. Afterall, the CDC broke down diabetes into two sections - diabetes with and without complications.

It would be nice to know if being morbidly obese when you enter the hospital with covid makes it less likely that you are going to get out alive. Just from the medical nonenclature, it sounds like it would.
 
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Ironic? Iatrogenic?
*induced during hospitalization, drug treatments, or by IV administration.
>From the facts and findings of thousands of papers mined, multiple lines of evidence emerged that elevated blood glucose levels were either caused by abnormal glucose metabolism, or induced during hospitalization, drug treatments or by IV administration. This approach correlated extremely well with COVID-19 severity across the population and revealed how elevated glucose helps virtually every step of the viral infection, from its onset in the lungs, through to severe complications such as Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome, multi-organ failure and thrombotic events.
 

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This is a informative twitter thread on deaths in the Uk from covid, it’s the same pattern everywhere, comorbidity’s are the highest cause of deaths, it’s minuscule how many died from covid alone.

The next advancement on this information is finding out how many were intubated or given do not resuscitate orders, it’s probably horrifying what’s gone on here, it’s likely that non comorbidity deaths were intubated, remember they also used potent infusions of opioids to achieve intubation.


View: https://twitter.com/TheRustler83/status/1436583453315813379
 
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I found this to be an interesting video. Weight loss is about being healthy. But, do not tell anyone on mainstream social media.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIQQE9wpat0

The ruling class want to kill off the obese, they spend years fattening them up making huge profits and now complain they are too fat and dislike them.
The woke mob is basically contemporary self loathing and social defeat manifesting as outrage.
 

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Fat and obese is the new beautiful. Men are the new women for sport illustrated. Catching on yet... You need to tear down society to control it.
 
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