On this episode of The Cost of Everything we take a closer look at the surprising cost of global infertility. While many so-called experts complain about overpopulation, more and more countries are falling below replacement fertility rates. Host Christy Ai discusses the high costs of fertility aids like surrogacy and IVF cycles as well as which countries are suffering the most with fertility issues with co-founder of BabyQuest Pamela Hirsch.

The World Health Organization initially told the public that Covid had a 3.4% mortality rate. A recent study reported that the median fatality rate for people under 60 years old was actually 0.035%. WHO was off by 99%. Yet our overall mortality rate in the U.S. alone in 2022 is in excess.

What could be the cause of this phenomenon that is killing young athletes on the field? Why do we have a significant rise in military personnel cardiovascular and neurological medical conditions? What is the true reason behind SADS (Sudden Adult Death Syndrome)?

There is a life-saving therapeutic called Paxlovid (Pfizer) that can save thousands of lives, yet the White House refuses to invoke the Defense Production Act to make sure it is available to all Americans now—not 3 months from now. They either don’t care or are inept.

It’s like the testing debacle all over again. It is a tragedy that so many people are suffering and dying because our leaders and bureaucrats continue to fail the American people.

A country as rich as ours should be able to provide every American with the tools and therapeutics needed to reduce suffering and save lives. Pfizer’s Paxlovid, monoclonal antibodies treatment Sotrovimab and N95 masks should be widely available to every American - but they’re not. The blood of those who are suffering and dying is on the hands of our leaders.

We take a look at the stunning rise of cardiac events for professional and amateur athletes worldwide. watch compilation of athletes cardiac failure here: https://sovren.media/video/compilation-of-athletes-suffering-cardiac-arrest-288.html

5:00 min video of headlines from around the world documenting the cardiac events and heart attacks of professional and amateur athletes.