Putting co-morbidities in Part II, which are contributory factors to death, you're removing the actual cause of death

His name is Dr. Henry Ealy and he is the Founder of, & Executive Community Director for, the Energetic Health Institute. He holds a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from SCNM, a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from UCLA, is Board Certified in Holistic Nutrition by the NANP and a proud Jackie Robinson Scholarship Alumnus. He has over 20 years of teaching & clinical experience helping people care for their amazing body by unlocking the healing potential of Natural Medicines. He explains that

96% of all death certificates for COVID had on average 4.0 co-morbidities.  So that's a pretty important piece of information to de-emphasize in Part II. You're removing the actual cause, which is the co-morbidity, [the oldest line item on charted on your health record]

The oldest line item on charted on your health record has always been charted as the cause of death.  So if you've had asthma or COPD, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, say, for 10 years, and if you contracted COVID and died, COVID wouldn't be the cause.  COPD would be the cause because it was the oldest known disease process.    What the CDC says through the National Vital Statistics System, NVSS, is "We don't want you to put co-morbidities in Part I.  Just put them in Part II," which are contributory factors to death.  And the outcome of that was that 96% of all death certificates for COVID had on average 4.0 co-morbidities.  So that's a pretty important piece of information to de-emphasize in Part II. You're removing the actual cause, which is the co-morbidity, [the oldest line item on charted on your health record].   And you're saying "No, it's going to be COVID no matter what."  Because when you remove the co-morbidities, now COVID can be the last line item, and, thus, the cause, and now you get the hyperinflation of death certificates and numbers, and now you get the justification for the public health policies.     

Foul Play With Death Certificates: Hospitals Made Record Profits. @DrHenryEaly: "In Santa Clara County, California, and in Alameda County, California, they did a partial audit, and it lowered their [COVID] death certificates by 22% and 25%. Why? Because hospitals were counting… https://t.co/N7icOpANDr pic.twitter.com/SULaoEtJh8

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