LeAnn Mueller — the legendary chef, pitmaster, and co-owner of Austin smoked meats restaurant La Barbecue — died suddenly this week on Wednesday, June 14, according to a press release. She was 51 years old.


https://www.msn.com/en-us/food...2afe594a45a965&ei=13


Get your boosters!!!!

Hey, Rigor, how did your Russians do yesterday in Ukraine? Damn, sounds like another day of ass whupping. Is Russia just a paper tiger? Some are saying that since their nukes are maintained by a bunch a vodka gulping monkeys, that deterrent is as ineffective as the rest of their military. True?

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Originally posted by Schrodinger:
Hey, Rigor, how did your Russians do yesterday in Ukraine? Damn, sounds like another day of ass whupping. Is Russia just a paper tiger? Some are saying that since their nukes are maintained by a bunch a vodka gulping monkeys, that deterrent is as ineffective as the rest of their military. True?

Oh Schroedinger Scat, the only thing I care about is the fact that imbeciles such as yourself are marching innocent Ukrainians to their grave because you're too mentally challenged to understand what's truly going on.

You aren't winning jack shit, you're being played again dope.

Now back to the topic!!!!

https://www.zerohedge.com/medi...rate#google_vignette


People in the U.S. are dying at higher rates than in other similar high-income countries, and that difference is only growing.

In 2021, more than 892,000 of the 3,456,000 deaths the U.S. experienced, or about 1 in 4, were “excess deaths.” In 2019, that number was 483,000 deaths, or nearly 1 in 6. That represents an 84.9% increase in excess deaths in the U.S. between 2019 and 2021.

Excess deaths refer to the actual number of deaths that occur in a given year compared with expected deaths over that same time period based on prior years or, as in this study, in other countries.

In my study, I compared the number of U.S. deaths with those in the five largest countries in Western Europe: England and Wales, France, Germany, Italy and Spain. Those five countries make for a good comparison because they are nearly, if not quite, as wealthy as the U.S. and their combined population is similar in size and diversity to the U.S. population.


Get your boosters!!!!

Vaccination rates in those countries are very similar, if not higher, than the US.

What is different though is the percentage of people obese, and how that increased.

From the same source you quotes:

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I also chose those countries because they were used in an earlier study from another research team that documented a 34.5% increase in excess deaths in the U.S. between 2000 and 2017.

Between 2000 and 2019, in the US it went from 26.1% to 37.3% of adults (+17.2%).
In France 16.8% to 23.2% (+6.4%)
In Spain 19.6% to 27.1% (+7.5%)
In Germany 18.4% to 25.7% (+7.3%)
In the UK 19.8% to 29.5% (+9.7%)

If I see pictures of LeAnn I wouldn't be surprised if her death has something to do with her heart.
37% of adults in the US, and <30% in all the countries you mention.
When looking at overweight and obese it's nearly 68% for the US, UK nearly 64%, Spain 62%, France and Germany <60%.