
5.4.7 Increased Mortality and Societal Impact
5.4.7 Increased Mortality and Societal Impact
Introduction
The issue of increased mortality and the broader societal impacts during the COVID-19 pandemic was a significant focus of the testimonies at the NCI hearings in Regina. These concerns were echoed and substantiated by the evidence and the findings detailed in the November 28, 2023 NCI Report. The Report highlighted how the measures taken during the pandemic, including lockdowns and the vaccination rollout, led to an increase in all-cause mortality and had profound societal repercussions.
Testimonies Highlighting Increased Mortality & Societal Impact
Dr. Roger Hodkinson
Health Risks from Vaccines: Dr. Hodkinson raised concerns about the long-term health risks of the COVID-19 vaccines, including increased chronic diseases and potential genetic modifications. He noted a worrying trend of increased “turbo“ cancers and micro-clotting in young individuals, which he attributed to the vaccines.
Dr. Jessica Rose
VAERS Data Analysis: Dr. Rose’s analysis of the VAERS data revealed a significantly higher rate of adverse events and deaths associated with COVID-19 vaccines compared to influenza vaccines. She highlighted a dose-response relationship, indicating that higher doses of the vaccine correlated with more severe adverse events.
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya (2023 Testimony)
Lockdown Harms: Dr. Bhattacharya emphasized the significant health harms caused by lockdown policies, including delayed cancer diagnoses, increased drug overdoses, and mental health crises. He presented data showing that Canada’s cumulative all-cause mortality rate was significantly higher than Sweden’s, which did not implement strict lockdowns.
General Observations
Collateral Deaths: Testimonies indicated that the lockdowns and other pandemic measures led to a significant number of collateral deaths. These deaths were attributed to missed medical appointments, mental health issues, increased substance abuse, and other indirect consequences of the public health measures.
Dr. Sabine Hazan
Virus Transmission and Shedding: Dr. Hazan’s research suggested that vaccinated individuals could shed the virus, potentially infecting others. This phenomenon could contribute to increased mortality and morbidity, particularly among the unvaccinated and vulnerable populations.
Dr. Marian Laderoute
Spike Protein Toxicity: Dr. Laderoute discussed the toxic effects of the spike protein and its potential to cause micro-clotting and other serious health issues. She suggested that the spike protein could be shed by vaccinated individuals, posing health risks to others and contributing to increased mortality rates.
Increased Mortality in Young Individuals
Athlete Deaths: There was a notable increase in the number of young athletes collapsing and dying while competing, post-vaccination. This trend was alarming and significantly higher than pre-vaccination periods, raising concerns about the vaccine’s safety for young, healthy individuals.
Corroborating Evidence from the 2023 NCI Report
General Findings on Mortality
All-Cause Mortality Analysis: The 2023 NCI Report provided a detailed analysis of all-cause mortality data, showing significant increases during the COVID-19 period. This increase was not solely attributable to the virus but also to the measures implemented to control its spread, such as lockdowns and vaccination campaigns.
Impact of Lockdowns
Delayed Medical Care: The 2023 NCI Report highlighted how lockdowns and the focus on COVID-19 led to delays in diagnosing and treating other critical conditions like cancer and cardiovascular diseases. This delay contributed to increased mortality rates as conditions that could have been managed earlier were detected too late.
Mental Health Crisis: The isolation and disruption caused by lockdowns led to a mental health crisis, with increased rates of depression, anxiety, and substance abuse. These mental health issues contributed to higher mortality rates through suicides and drug overdoses.
Vaccination and Mortality
Vaccine Adverse Events: The 2023 NCI Report discussed the high rate of adverse events associated with COVID-19 vaccines. It highlighted the VAERS data showing an unprecedented number of adverse reactions and deaths, far exceeding those associated with other vaccines.
Spike Protein and Shedding: The 2023 NCI Report discussed the potential risks associated with spike protein shedding from vaccinated individuals. This shedding could pose health risks to the unvaccinated and contribute to the overall increase in mortality rates.
Recommendations
The testimonies and findings from the NCI Report highlight the urgent need for:
Immediately Discontinuing Use of mRNA vaccines.
Comprehensive Review of Public Health Measures: There needs to be a thorough review of the measures taken during the pandemic, including lockdowns and vaccination campaigns, to understand their full impact on mortality and societal well being.
Transparency and Accountability: Health authorities must be transparent about the risks and benefits of public health measures, including vaccines, and be held accountable for their decisions.
Support for Mental Health: Addressing the mental health crisis exacerbated by the pandemic measures should be a priority. This includes providing adequate resources and support for mental health services.
Independent Research on Vaccine Safety: There must be independent and comprehensive research into the safety of COVID-19 vaccines, particularly concerning long-term health effects and the phenomenon of shedding.
By addressing these issues, public health policies can be better informed and more effectively safeguard the health and well being of the population.
Report Content Reader Page
📄 Note to Readers
The content presented on this page has been adapted for online viewing and navigation. Due to formatting limitations within the web display system, certain elements—such as layout, spacing, and visual structure—may differ slightly from the original report.
For the complete and fully formatted version, we encourage you to download the official PDF available on the Report Information page. The PDF reflects the report exactly as it was originally written and published.



