Number of People Admitted to the Hospital each Year with Viral Pneumonia5
So we see that in 2009 they had 32 fewer people admitted with actual viral pneumonia. The CDC and other public health agents of fear like to imply that mass numbers of people are dying from "flu", that is, actual influenza viral pneumonia, when in fact, most are dying from other complications secondary to underlying health problems -- either diagnosed or undiagnosed.
- 57 people in 2005
- 33 people in 2006
- 69 people in 2007
- 69 people in 2008
- 37 people in 2009
They also found that the average person's risk of ending up in the ICU was one in 35,714 or about three thousandths of one percent (0.00285%), an incredibly low risk. When they looked at actual admission to the ICU, they found that it was people aged 25 to 49 who made up the largest number admitted. Infants from birth to age 1 year had the higher admission per population, and had a high mortality rate.
Excerpt: We define healing as the process of recovery, repair, reintegration, and the return to wholeness, also called salutogenesis; it's the reverse of pathogenesis. Pathogenesis is how things break down and become diseased. Salutogenesis is how they get built up, how they recover, how they come back into balance. The methods and the metrics are parallel in terms of developing a science, but healing itself is complex because it is an emergent property of whole systems.


Reisa Mehlman
Dr. Sarah Lobisco
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