2023 Provisional Vital Statistics Jan-August 2023, as of 31 October 2023 released on 19th Jan 2024. 2023 birth rates are holding steady, slightly above 2022 levels, deaths are well above 2022 Levels.
374,356 excess deaths (cf. 2020 levels) between Jan 2021 and June 2023. 304,167 excess deaths vs. forecast expected deaths for 2020-2023. Returning deaths to normal requires NO deaths for 6 months!
Periods of excess deaths should be followed by periods of deficit deaths. It is unprecedented to have such high and continuing excess death levels for such an extended period. There is nothing to explain this except the catastrophically failed health intervention of the Covid-19 vaccines which started in March of 2021.
Rising deaths in 2023 can only be attributed to accelerating sequelae as medium-term impacts of these products become apparent. My social media news feed is full of accounts of sudden and unexpected terminal events affecting young adults and even children!
PSA has released 2023 vital statistics for January to August with data compiled as of 31st October 2023 today. New data on births and deaths is represented in the following figures. Birth rates are running just slightly higher than 2022 levels between January to June 2023. Data later than June 2023 is still too incomplete to be considered.
2023 January deaths were lower than January 2022’s spike, similar to 2022 in February, and considerably higher from March to June. Again, July and onwards data is still too incomplete to consider. For March and April 2023, deaths are running more than 9% above 2022 levels, astounding, considering the excess deaths in 2021 and 2022.
The following figure gives a comparison of raw birth counts from 2019 to 2023. 2023 provisional births from January to April are higher than 2022, but lower than 2019 and 2020. Birth data takes 6 to 9 months to be substantially complete, so births will still rise, even for the early months of 2023.
Comparison of raw registered death counts from 2019 to 2023. January 2022 had a spike in deaths, temporally correlated with a big push on booster rollout. February 2022 and 2023 death counts are similar. However, thereafter, the provisional death count from March to June 2023 are above all prior levels, except 2021! Concerning indeed!
REGISTERED DEATHS VS. FORECAST EXPECTED DEATHS
A simple comparison of 2023 deaths against 2020 deaths is not accurate. With a growing and aging population, deaths are generally expected to increase each year. To address this, I used excel forecast and monthly deaths from 2015 to 2019, to calculate the expected monthly deaths, based on trending, for 2020 to 2023. This is plotted below. Using this method, there were 304,167 excess deaths between January 2020 and June 2023. 2023 deaths are provision and counts for all months will still increase.
No matter which way the data is looked at, there are mass excess deaths which need explanation! There is no logical explanation for excess deaths in 2022 and particularly 2023, when life had returned mostly to normal, except the Covid-19 vaccines. The very fact that excess deaths are apparently increasing in 2023 compared to 2022 is alarming! Sequelae are accumulating! My social media feeds and friend groups are full of accounts of sudden and unexpected deaths in young people, even children!
CAUSE OF DEATH DATA
2023 updated Cause of death (COD) data was also released by PSA today! The top 3 causes of death were Ischemic Heart Disease - 19.1% (1st), Cancer - 10.5% (2nd), and Cerebrovascular Disease - 10.2% (3rd). When these 3 are combined with diabetes (6.3%), and hypertensive disease (5.6%), more than 51% of COD are due to metabolic conditions! These cause both morbidity (ill health) and mortality (death).
The rise in Ischemic Heart Disease % contribution to COD between 2015 (12.1%) and 2023 (19.1%) of nearly 60% is astounding. Note that cancer deaths are increasing in 2023, giving forewarning of the coming explosion in cases which are already breaking in other nations.
Whether the increases in these COD are caused by the Covid-19 vaccines or by lifestyle causes (I say both, as the devastating increase began years prior to Covid-19 and the vaccines), is somewhat irrelevant to the requirement for urgent action. This trending bodes very poorly for the Philippines health care system, the nation’s economic health, and the health of and quality of life of her citizens!
The Philippines has an urgent health crisis on hand! The still rising excess deaths are simply the tip of the iceberg of underlying poor health.
Addressing metabolic health may well be critical for maintaining wellness. This applies to everyone - young and old! Metabolic issues cannot be fixed by vaccines, or drugs. They must be addressed by going back to basic nutrition (cut the sugar, carbs, and processed foods). Address food quality, particularly adequacy of protein and healthy fats, variety, and accessibility. To that add, physical activity (for strength and fitness, not weight loss - it impossible to outrun a poor diet) - though exercise is contraindicated if myocarditis is suspected. Ensure adequate sleep (7-8 hours a night), stress management, and social supports. Readers may wish to check out FLCCC treatment protocols and lifestyle guidance, and other experts for vaccine injury care.
Are local health authorities watching and listening? You must be seeing these numbers too! How do you interpret them? Are you concerned? Citizen’s lack of access to medical care doesn’t make sense as a key cause. There has been resumption of typical (poor for many people) access already since early 2022. How can 2022, and 2023 be explained? I am waiting!
The Deagel Report had the Philippine population at 105.7 million as of 2017, and 117 million as of 2025 (a 10.7% increase). It's the First World countries that will be hardest-hit by the coming tsunami of deaths.
https://nobulart.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Deagel-2025-Forecast-by-Country.pdf