Thursday, January 13, 2022, 11.18 a.m.
“Doctor Sant” reveals first evidence of violence, ‘Omicron’ mortality rate near zero – 9 times lower than Delta
January 13, 2022 Dr. San Jaiyodsilp, a cardiac surgeon and family medicine specialist disclosed through the website drsant.com It states “the first scientific evidence on the severity of omicrons in the United States”. The content is as follows…
“The global fear of omicrons is partly due to the widespread spread of the disease in the United States on issues such as: The increase in the number of patients being admitted to the hospital increased mortality Children get sick more than adults and die more than adults, etc. It’s all just news. not scientific evidence But now the real scientific evidence is out. The study was conducted in California sponsored by the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC), with a research coordinating center at UC Berkeley. which I would like to summarize as follows:
This study was done with 52,297 Omicron infected patients who stood for SGTF (S gene target failure) testing. The results were as follows:
The total number of patients was 52,297. If counting only those who were followed for at least 5.5 days, a total of 288,534 days were found.
88 patients were admitted to the hospital (0.48%).
Requires ventilator 0 people (0%)
In the end there was one death (0.09%).
The spread of infection and severity was evenly distributed among all age groups. It is not true that children are more sick and will die more.
The study also compared 16,982 delta infections that came to the same hospital group during the same period.
Total patients, total 16,982 people.
222 people were admitted to hospital (1.3%)
11 were put on a breathing apparatus (0.06%).
In the end, 14 people (0.8%) died.
Note that the omicron mortality rate of 0.09% is 9 times lower than that of Delta’s 0.8% mortality difference.
I am sharing this research story for information as a supplement to everyone involved in disease management planning. Including all fan bloggers who have a duty to manage their health as well. so that we don’t do too much or too risky or too expensive To protect ourselves from diseases that have a mortality rate of less than 0.1%, or in other words, near zero. by abandoning attention to other recurring diseases with higher mortality rates For example, acute myocardial infarction has a mortality rate of 30%, influenza has a mortality rate of 0.13-0.17%, etc.
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