Covid today Italy, Giorlandino: “80 deaths a day, not 400”

“Of the 400 deaths a day we are talking about, in reality it cannot be more than 50-80”. This was stated by Claudio Giorlandino, scientific director of the Altamedica Research Institute, explaining in detail why the number of 400 deaths a day from covid in Italy is ‘false’. “We need to clarify the misunderstanding of the numerous daily deaths so-called Covid. The term Covid is improperly and now widely used, in the masculine, as a synonym for the SarS-COV-2 virus but in reality it refers to the pathology it causes. Covid is acronym from the English Coronavirus disease, also known as acute respiratory disease. Death caused by Covid is in fact respiratory failure from interstitial pneumonia. All, I mean everyone, those affected are assisted and ventilated. Most recover but who he does not recover, he goes to intensive care, is intubated and, unfortunately, dies “, explains Professor Giorlandino.” The Higher Institute of Health, unable to analyze the medical records of the deceased, in fact, with extreme methodological and scientific rigor, does not impute at all such deaths as Covid deaths but records them as’ SarS-CoV-2 positive deceased subjects. Quite different! “, he adds before highlighting that” the example This is the case in school: a terminally ill cancer patient is taken to hospital, a positive swab is found, although totally asymptomatic, he is hospitalized in a Covid ward where he dies “.” This is counted as a patient who died positive for SarS-CoV ; but this also happens for the traumatized person who, instead of ending his life in a hospital ward, dies in a Covid resuscitation just because, in the emergency room, the swab was positive. The same happens for those who die of diseases of the cardiovascular, neurological, respiratory, renal systems and for all other causes of death, including old age. This explains the false number of 400 deaths a day from Covid “, says the expert.” Consider that, in the last month alone, we have registered 4,138,538 positive subjects for SarS-Cov-2, it is obvious that many will have died of the natural causes of all time. These ISS correctly records them as SarS-CoV-2 positive deceased subjects, but they fall within the number of Covid deaths declared every day “, continues Giorlandino.” The ISS, of those who really die attributable to Covid, has been able to studying (with enormous difficulty) only 8,000 in these 2 years – he continues – and, on the analysis of medical records, he established that 93% of those who die of Covid die with respiratory failure, obviously in intensive care, and they are the minority ” , he explains. How do we trace the number of deaths from covid according to Giorlandino? “We eliminate all those who do not die in intensive care, intubated for about 20 days which is the average survival period in that ward of a real Covid deceased, and to these we subtract a part of those who die affected by other pathologies but (asymptomatic) carrier of the SarS-Cov-2 virus “.” Let’s examine the data of 2021, extremely correct and timely, recorded by the ISS which explains how, of the positive deceased to SarS -CoV-2 only 23.8% were hospitalized in an intensive care unit, 58.5% in a normal Covid hospitalization but not in intensive care, and 17.7% did not appear to have been hospitalized. He died at home. Starting from the absolutely incontrovertible assumption that 94.6% of those who die of Covid die from progressive respiratory failure, therefore intubated in intensive care, it can be said that, for example, from the latest data provided where the deceased SarS-Cov- 2 positives in Intensive Care are around 20%, of the 400 deaths per day we are talking about, in reality they cannot be more than 50/80 “, he says.” These are still a tragedy, but I am sure it is destined to decrease or completely disappear thanks to the spread of the latest, extremely contagious but benign mutation: the Omicron. A tracheopharyngitis because it does not attack the lungs and which is spreading so much that the flock is permanently vaccinated “, concludes Giorlandino.