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CDC-Estimated that 120 Million in US had Covid by 5/31/2021
Posted on 8/29/21 at 10:11 pm
Posted on 8/29/21 at 10:11 pm
First, here is the CDC link showing the number of total covid infections at 5/31/2021 was 120,259,370.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/burden.html
Based on the CDC's total infected estimate at 5/31/2021, we have projected that 136,824,595 were infected through 8/25/2021 or 41.7% of the US population.
The following table breaks out the vaxxed by type and the unvaxxed by type. The estimate is that 37% of those vaxxed had covid and recovered at some point PRIOR to receiving the vax.
46.8% of the unvaxxed or 73million have natural immunity and previously had and recovered from covid (22% of the US population has natural immunity and is unvaxxed). Basically, there are currently 45 million > 12 years old that are unvaxxed and have not been previously infected. Counting those children under 12, there are currently 81.2 million that are unvaxxed and have no previous covid infection.
So, basically the group that is currently seeing the large outbreak of hospitalizations is the approx. 48 million (14.6% of the US population) that are unvaxxed over the age of 12 that have not had a previous covid infection.
Here is a chart with the breakdown by age. Made assumptions by age on those that have had covid that might be hesitant to take the vax. Assumed that those 65+ that have had covid would be 5% more likely to get the jab than the avg of those 65+. The lower ages it was assumed that those having prior infections would be slightly more hesitant than the avg for their age groups.
There have been numerous studies that have shown that natural immunity is much better than any of the vaccines. There is another thread debating one of the most recently published studies. Here is a link to an columnist who has linked to 15 other studies that show that natural immunity >> vaccines
15 Studies That Indicate Natural Immunity > Vax
It is now obvious that the vaxes do not last longer than 6-8 months and you need to be vaxxed again. These studies indicate that natural immunity is more resistant. Why the push for those that have had covid to get the vax? Especially those under 50 that are at pretty low risk of major complications and death?
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/burden.html
Based on the CDC's total infected estimate at 5/31/2021, we have projected that 136,824,595 were infected through 8/25/2021 or 41.7% of the US population.
The following table breaks out the vaxxed by type and the unvaxxed by type. The estimate is that 37% of those vaxxed had covid and recovered at some point PRIOR to receiving the vax.
46.8% of the unvaxxed or 73million have natural immunity and previously had and recovered from covid (22% of the US population has natural immunity and is unvaxxed). Basically, there are currently 45 million > 12 years old that are unvaxxed and have not been previously infected. Counting those children under 12, there are currently 81.2 million that are unvaxxed and have no previous covid infection.
So, basically the group that is currently seeing the large outbreak of hospitalizations is the approx. 48 million (14.6% of the US population) that are unvaxxed over the age of 12 that have not had a previous covid infection.
Here is a chart with the breakdown by age. Made assumptions by age on those that have had covid that might be hesitant to take the vax. Assumed that those 65+ that have had covid would be 5% more likely to get the jab than the avg of those 65+. The lower ages it was assumed that those having prior infections would be slightly more hesitant than the avg for their age groups.
There have been numerous studies that have shown that natural immunity is much better than any of the vaccines. There is another thread debating one of the most recently published studies. Here is a link to an columnist who has linked to 15 other studies that show that natural immunity >> vaccines
15 Studies That Indicate Natural Immunity > Vax
It is now obvious that the vaxes do not last longer than 6-8 months and you need to be vaxxed again. These studies indicate that natural immunity is more resistant. Why the push for those that have had covid to get the vax? Especially those under 50 that are at pretty low risk of major complications and death?
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Posted on 8/29/21 at 10:22 pm to BaldEagleHey
I tell my wife every day that I’m happy to have natural immunity vs the vaccine.
We have natures vaccine. It was the hard road to be sure, but worth it in my opinion.
We have natures vaccine. It was the hard road to be sure, but worth it in my opinion.
Posted on 8/29/21 at 11:52 pm to BaldEagleHey
The article also indicated that people with s prior infection are over 4x as likely to experience significant side effects from the vaccine as opposed to those who take the vax who have never been infected.
These people pushing vaccines on people who have covid want to make grandma sick.
These people pushing vaccines on people who have covid want to make grandma sick.
Posted on 8/30/21 at 12:08 am to SOKAL
That public health and all the pushers of vaccines don’t address the very real, very scientific reasons those with natural immunity have for not vaccinating is probably the most compelling evidence that CV19 is 99% political/economic and 1% about health/medicine.
Posted on 8/30/21 at 1:02 am to BaldEagleHey
So the real number is nowhere near 120M?
Posted on 8/30/21 at 1:05 am to BaldEagleHey
Now do projected survival rate less comorbidities.
Posted on 8/30/21 at 3:51 am to Strannix
The CDC also recommends NOT taking the chicken pox vaccine if you have had chicken pox.
I didnt even know there was a vaccine. Unless you include my mom telling me to go read to my little sister when she had them and I got them. She said later that she believed getting them as a child was less dangerous so better for me to get them one time.
I didnt even know there was a vaccine. Unless you include my mom telling me to go read to my little sister when she had them and I got them. She said later that she believed getting them as a child was less dangerous so better for me to get them one time.
Posted on 8/30/21 at 6:23 am to trinidadtiger
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chicken pox.... getting as a child better than adult
It was way better to get as a child.
I think like 30x less deadly.
Chicken pox will frick up an adult.
Posted on 8/30/21 at 7:53 am to SOKAL
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The article also indicated that people with s prior infection are over 4x as likely to experience significant side effects from the vaccine as opposed to those who take the vax who have never been infected.
Although that is true, that research only identifies “significant side effects” as “fatigue, fever, chills”. So it’s only a difference in the type of immune responses
Posted on 8/30/21 at 8:34 am to Strannix
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Now do projected survival rate less comorbidities.
Here you go on comorbidities.
This first table shows all the comorbidities of those that deaths that were classified as covid deaths. Keep in mind that there were 3.2 comorbidities on average per covid death. Thus, it shows almost 1.9 million comorbidities.
Focus on the the comorbidities highlighted in yellow. CDC is telling us the there were 24,626 covid deaths from suicide, murder and car accidents.
Makes you wonder about the other 600k deaths classified as covid.
Here is how this comorbidity table translates into covid deaths. On the CDC website to download this data it says that 5% of covid deaths had a classification as covid only.
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