Diabetes and Asthma are common comorbidities for COVID-19 deaths. Those conditions traditionally have a very small impact on normal life expectancy all other t

Diabetes and Asthma are common comorbidities for COVID-19 deaths. Those conditions traditionally have a very small impact on normal life expectancy all other things being equal. I think you are being thrown off by the "morbidity" part of that word. It is another factor that contributed to the person's death. It doesn't mean the person would have died from that condition absent COVID-19. >These deaths are therefore the result of mostly fraud and when the real numbers are considered (probably something closer to 15-25% of what's being reported) then this disease is something that lags behind many other diseases currently circulating in the population that the media just ignores. If the COVID-19 death total is inflated, how do you explain the huge rise in excess deaths? Here is one article that talks about comorbidities and excess deaths.[1] [1] - https://hub.jhu.edu/2020/09/01/comorbidities-and-coronavirus-deaths-cdc/ https://hub.jhu.edu/2020/09/01/comorbidities-and-coronavirus...