Excess mortality in Germany: the 2022 data is in.

https://www.cureus.com/articles/149410-estimation-of-excess-mortality-in-germany-during-2020-2022#!/

This is a very long article discussing the calculations of excess mortality. Lets have a look at what the 2022 data has to say.

This is broken down based on age group. 2020 data shows that excess deaths were less than 2% among affected age groups, and in the negative numbers for those age 29 and under. Now compare that to 2022. Not a single age group is below the excess mortality line, and the majority are at 6% or greater. Look at the under age 14 group, who went from -6% mortality in 2020 to 2% excess in 2022. Age 15-49 went up 8-10% in excess mortality. With each year of the “pandemic”, excess deaths went up. They were nearly 0% average in 2020, approaching 4% in 2021, and then went over 6% in 2022.

The question is why?? What led to this kind of jump and increase? Again, the pandemic was down to Omicron only in early 2022. Yet 2022 was the worst year yet for excess mortality. And it is not limited to the elderly and fragile. It is all ages. There should never be this level of excess mortality in the under age 50 group. Will 2023 prove to be even worse?

Again, this is a very long and dense paper, but have a look at the age breakdown of excess mortality tables. The increases are insane. Also have a look at the standard deviation tables. This is scary.