
COVID-19 was a lethal pandemic disease, and is still co-existing in the contemporary World despite under control by the medical profession. The World recorded around 700 million cases during the 4-year period in 2020-2023, with a recorded death toll of 7 million (1% mortality rate). This research paper is based on the impact of the consistent Sunspot cycle’s 11-year variation on mankind. Riding on a similar paper published at the Oxford Business & Economic Conference in 2007 on a hypothesis of Sunspot on “Cosmo-Economic” which was awarded the best paper at the time, the current paper focuses on the impact of Sunspot, but on the front of human health as affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Dataset over 4 centuries and converging over the past 60 years have been collected to verify the hypothesis of Sunspot on pandemic with a confidence level above 95%. 2019 experienced the lowest sunspot in the history of mankind at 281 days without any Sunspot. In other words, there is a subtle lack of “Energy” for mankind. One can predict that there will be another Epidemic coming in 2030. What this disease could be will become eminent near the time. It is therefore important for the researchers in epidemiology to be alert by 2029 and search for some possible epidemic disease /virus which could have already come to Earth (like the Ebola). Hopefully, with the theory behind this paper and the advancement in immunology and corresponding vaccine R&D, mankind can stop or avoid the next Epidemic invading us at large. As for the next pandemic in 2118, it is not be something you and I can see. We hope that with the advancement of AI in medical science and immunology, our descendants will be able to learn from our experience, and they will be able to overcome the catastrophes brought by the viruses. As far as we are concern, living up to 150 is no longer a dream.
Covid-19; Sunspot Theory; Pandemic; Epidemic; Body Energy Cells; Traditional Chinese Medicine
Covid-19; Sunspot Theory; Pandemic; Epidemic; Body Energy Cells; Traditional Chinese Medicine
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