My mom is an RN, and I think of all the lives she's impacted in her service, which never ends, even in retirement ;-). It's hopeful to think of how many people and professionals your VHS, DVDs, and UA-cam videos have helped in one way or another in your 28 years of recording medical information - basic or life-changing information. That's a humanitarian legacy.
Absolutely! Throughout this pandemic, I have found him oddly comforting. He is my video of choice as I am trying to wind down at night. No blood pressure spike like the tv news programs cause!
@@cicir423 100% agreed.. you can always count on the Dr for his kind approach and level headed accurate data, in these challenging times. I've been tuned in since mid Feb, and it was his videos that inspired me to make some very big changes in my own life. I have John to thank for that push to my goal of optimum health. He is my YT hero!
@@jonnydiggs1760 Absolutely! Our family has been watching since early January at the beginning and radically changed our lives both for daily habits and choices, and for long term decisions, while not panicking or reacting on political/emotional level. Thank you Dr. John!
You are famous in Canada. I was out for dinner on a patio, and the table near us (6 feet away) were talking about your videos. And the owner came by to say hello, and he was saying great things about you too!
Dr John you have earned that silver award from UA-cam. And rightly so.!!!!! We WE,!!!!!!! are grateful for all the hard work you put in, particularly now, as a covid19 analyst, to keep us INFORMED and SAFE. A heart felt thank you 🙏 💕
Me...... I do cycling exercises, since the first couple of weeks into lockdown, I knew that we would be in it for the long haul. Luckily I can work from home and my employer recognises that we need to be as healthy as possible. So I am ‘allowed’ to include the mini cycle exercises into my working day. The good doctor is improving my mental and physical health. 🙏☮️
Dr. John, as a nationally certified Medical Transcriptionist, I had to maintain my certification by attending talks given by GPs, surgeons, pharmacists, epidemiologists, chiropractors, etc. All the speakers had to be qualified in their content for nurses' continuing education. I've felt like I was back at all those seminars, learning very important things, while listening to your videos. Thank you SO much for keeping us up to date on the latest CoVid-19 findings. I've shared a number of your videos and hope those friends and family members subscribed to your YT channel. Best wishes to you and yours for health and happiness :)
Congratulations Dr Campbell on your UA-cam award. You have a lot of fans out there (including myself). I see folks mention your name in other medical lectures. I appreciate you and your time and energy keeping us informed.
Really interesting. By the way folks, I've finally returned to lovely Ireland from Iraq for the first time since Jan. Have been encouraging my Mother to check in to Dr John's daily updates.
@Annette Königsheim when I checked the news today I saw that the number of positive Covid-19 cases for the day that I left was the highest recorded. Anecdotally I would say that there are many more deaths than are being recorded. Unfortunately
I am so thankful to see you showing off your office and things, and for the information you provide us with just about every day. It's comforting and educational and that is often a hard thing to do. You do it beautifully.
Dr John is holding lots of hands and making it easier to cope with this scary time we’re living in. Being more aware of the situation through his videos makes it easier to cope with the uncertainty we’re experiencing. Thank you Sir!
@@GypsyAlex I regularly describe myself as a 'news junkie' - I've personally studied & analysed different types of media, looking at media law, ethics, policy, & other factors. I later went into academic research in the area psycho-cognitive linguistics, language, & cognition, which is basically everything to with language & the brain (with _many_ different specialist areas falling under that umbrella). Most (serious) journalists I know describe themselves as 'news junkies'; as do media analysts - also a complex area. Understanding what is happening from multiple perspectives helps us understand the news - and the world - a lot better. Being able to compare tone, message, the way news is delivered across different platforms, different channels, in different countries etc. builds the truest ideas & most comprehensive understanding. (I'm using the term 'news' broadly - this video is news, it pertains to current events; all Covid19 research on journal databases/ accessible through scholar.google.com is open access at this time - it's news too.) Forensic linguists study, e.g. statements given to police by witnesses of a crime; statements made in court; analyse written documents relating to crime, or other investigations - most famous: 'is this a serial killer letter, or a copycat?' That's just for an easy example of linguistics functioning in the context of news. 'News junkie' doesn't mean 'Fox news addict' or 'I absorb every word in the Daily Mail every single day' - or an appropriate equivalent for wherever in the world you are located. I do realise that sounds like a crazy amount of stuff. It's not necessary to do it *all* about everything; although there are very easy/ quick ways to do it, especially with experience. And like *everything* experience is key. Everyone has some sort of skill they have practiced, developed - work or hobby. I analyse news (& language) without even thinking about it. If I were to 'work on' a project, there's a different level of analysis, but I glean more than the average person from watching the same thing, purely through years of practice. To get a comprehensive overview of the day's news, when I was studying, it was reading the first paragraphs of news stories in the newspapers. Quick. These days, it's subscribing to multiple 'breaking news' sources on Twitter & skimming headlines just to get an overview of what's going on in the world. (Sorry I didn't mean that to be so long. I type really fast. And I talk a lot. :)
Dr Campbell, You are my number one source of information on this very difficult times. I admire you because you have such an amazing way of delivering even the worst news on a positive and hopeful way. From the beginning of these Pandemic, I’ve been searching for information and news from various sources, while getting confused, sadder, scared and more stressful every day until I found you. I trust you and have learned so much without the horrible feelings from before. Thank you so much
I HAD to pause this video to commend you for your admirable pacing and delivery of detailed information. As a retired Toronto secondary school English teacher, I respect your well-honed awareness of the need to summarize and clarify before you draw your listeners/viewers at this exact point to conclusions about the importance of the data you have presented. This is a special talent! I have gained much knowledge and comfort from your videos since late February. You are a treasure! (our daughter and beloved 2 1/2 year-old-grand daughter live with us and I await the next phase of the pandemic in Canada with some trepidation as the little one has now returned to her amazing home daycare. Any tips or suggestions would be gratefully received)
Allow me:. I take 4,000 mgs vitamin C (timed release with bioflavonoids), 5,000 iu vitamin D (blood levels checked annually) and 30 mgs zinc. That's not all. I take iodine, resveratrol, K2, magnesium, krill oil, msm and a mineral complex. My health is extraordinary. Everything from bp to triglycerides to blood sugar to bone density is in the optimal range. I hike daily year round (in York Region). I've never had a flu vaccine.. and I've never had flu. I have no intention of taking any Covid vax should one be developed. If I contract this virus I will take 1,500 mgs L-Lysine twice a day and eliminate caffeine. I'm 64.
This virus sucks. It’s like the Bully who always knew how to press the buttons that hurt the worst. It’s so precise in it’s targeting of those that already suffer the most.
In this case however it is bullying those people who need to wake-up to the fact that there immune system is mostly messed because of their lifestyle choices. Change your lifestyle choices and change your life!
Really? It's not the virus that's targeting ill people, it's the individuals responsible for relocating very ill people into care homes thereby intentionally exterminating the occupants therein.
John i feel like we are friends even though you don,t know me . You are a great service to the general public . When you get to gold the next step is a knighthood .
This makes me so glad that I insisted on keeping my ovaries when I had to undergo a hysterectomy. The GYN wanted to take them as a matter of course, and I told him absolutely not. My primary physician agreed with me, and we documented the hell out of every consent form prior to my partial hysterectomy surgery.
@@JH-lu5yg Depends on age - 50 plus and they want to take them because the risks from ovarian cancer outweigh the benefit of hanging on to the ovaries. Ovarian cancer is not called the Silent Killer for nothing... you don't know you have it till its too late.
Yes, ovarian cancer is a silent killer. If you have symptoms of IBS and/or PCOS, ask your doctor for a C25 enzyme test. It's a 100% indicator of whether one has ovarian cancer or not.
@@CricketsBay Its CA125, and no its not a 100% indicator I'm afraid - my count was only 86, which is somewhat raised but not considered high, yet I already had stage 4b ovarian cancer at that time, with no symptoms at all except I found a swollen lymph node in my groin. I'd probably had it at least two or three years without knowing... There are 30 different types of OC, and in some, the CA125 is never raised at all.... Be lovely (and simple to check for) if a raised CA125 was a reliable guide, but it absolutely is not... Removing the ovaries of women around 50 has been proposed as a possible way of reducing cases, since OC is the 8th most common form of cancer and there are no reliable screening tests.
MJ Williamsb That doesn’t necessarily work either. My mom had total hysterectomy at 72 because of uterine problems, but 11 years later at 83 during gall bladder surgery drs discovered 1/3 of her liver was cancerous. That gall bladder removal surgery took them 5 hours and put her in intensive care for 5 days, and many days after still in hospital. Testing indicated that the cancer in her liver was actually ovarian cancer cells. Unable to remove part of her liver due to age, she opted for chemo, but passed shortly after her 1st treatment. CA 125 test sometimes but not necessarily helpful in diagnosing ovarian cancer but I’ve heard of a new test that is very promising re earlier diagnosis. My point is ovary removal didn’t save her from ovarian cancer lodging in her liver.
And from the UK. Our Government should be looking at his posts. Recommended masks face coverings in Jan Feb. Oh our government said they are of no use then. What has the UK government recommended in the past month or so.
@@terrymoney9718 All Western governments were covering their collective arses back then bc there was insufficient supplies of PPE. And they've always been reactivate rather than proactive.
I loved the last bit when you got up and started chatting to us about your bric a brac. You're such a warm human being. Lovely to hear about your life in teaching. Don't stop now, we're not bored. Bring on the Gold Button!!!
Never boring. I recently introduced my teenage nephews, my brother and my sister in law to you, it was last Thursday when you covered the Americas. You were being broadcast out of my smart phone on a picnic bench at the foot of Boxhill. Rapt attentention. A guaranteed reaction that I've witnessed with all the dozens of people I play your episodes to. Thank you being a guiding light, the voice of reason and a reminder that the whole of humanity is together on this troubled voyage. Stay well. 🙏
Dr. I started following your video since the start of COVID19, really appreciate your video, the detail, the sources, and how good you lay it out for normal ppl without medical background can understand. They have been really helpful, I would love to see you reach 1mil sub and get some recognition for your work cause I really think you deserve it. Cheers, stay safe and stay healthy~~
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days! He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity! He is being followed from ALL OVER THE PLANET. He must have saved countless lives by his work, no doubt.
Thank you Dr John. I wonder if its because hrt is synthetic. Glad I quit hrt in my 40s. These are some strange contradictory findings aren't they ? I have taken a break from covid 19 info lately. Sorry I haven't been here. Still appreciate you and its comforting to know you are here. I have been watching you since January and really have come to feel like you are a friend. You are a gem. I tell everyone to come watch you.
I had a partial hysterectomy due to cancer cells. I have my ovaries. I am now needing HRT because the symptoms are so bad I was suicidal. Mentally drove me crazy. Hot flashes feel like sun burn on your face constantly. Weigh gain, depression,panic attacks, dry skin, hair falling out, aches in my joints so bad, can’t sleep, forgetful, brain fog, can’t concentrate and body odor I’ve never had in my life. Absolutely horrible.. So sad females have to go through this. I thought because I was only 34 I was fine. NO. It hit me hard.. I’m so glad there’s HRT
Brilliant. I especially enjoyed the end part. The Video tape and DVDs are still in my realm and I tell my young teens about this. Fantastic that you have been, and still are, teaching. I have learnt so much from you. Thank you from this peri menopausal woman in her 40s!!
Thank you for your even keeled updates and information been following you since you started on the SARS 2.0. I like your calm demeanor again Thank You John Campbell.
Dr Campbell...your videos are more likeable than most! Hollywood Bollywood or Dollywood can't show you up... you offer REAL NEWS. IMPORTANT TO EVERY ADULT Person! You're our movie star & thanks to you there's no fake news!!!!!
Females have a more robust immune response to many viral infections. Estradiol and anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) levels also mark high ovarian reserve and are inversely proportional to the severity of disease at any age👍
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days! He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity! He is being followed from ALL OVER THE PLANET. He must have saved countless lives by his work, no doubt.
You did make me giggle when you had to explain what a video cassette was. I’m 46 and was brought up watching them. Oh how time changes. Well done for getting your 100,000 silver button from utube. I’m sure it won’t be that long until you hit the million. We love and appreciate your time John. X
I had a total hysterectomy at age 35. My chronological age may be 60, but my body feels (and acts) much older. This is just one reason I'm taking Covid very seriously.
I’m scheduled for a dnc for abnormal bleeding (3mo) and counting. The doc wants to do a hysterectomy but I don’t know if this is going to create the need for HRT. I really don’t want surgery right now but given the anemia I may not have a choice.
As I listened to this video, I was wondering if there were any statistics on surgery-induced menopause in younger women, but it was not specifically mentioned. I am 55 yrs old, started having symptoms of menopause in my early 40's, started having the hot-flashes in my late 40's. I have never been on HRT's, as I can't justify using it due to the possible side-effects/health issues it may cause. I now get very few hot-flashes during the day, but still have the night sweats and insomnia. I, too, take Covid-19 seriously, due to age, some health issues, and just because it is such a new virus that the experts know so little about thus far. So glad I found Dr. Campbell's YT channel--he is so very knowledgeable, and presents things in a way the average person can understand. I also enjoy his personality!
@@dianem2136 Make sure you're getting your bone density checked regularly. Oestrogen protects women from developing osteoporosis. Vit D3 also helps in conjunction with calcium.
Also those like me who went through puperty and menstrual at the age of 9 and through menopause from 40 to still now at 53, menopausal symptoms can go on for many years
It’s a little counterintuitive tbh... I understand obese males also have elevated levels of estrogen, but their estrogen doesn’t seem to protect them very much, as they are one of the high risk groups. I was guessing it had to do with the ACE2 receptors being more prevalent in men than in women, causing the higher rates and severity in men. Also, love your channel and the way you convey information. I’ve learned so much from you. Thanks for all your hard work and knowledge.
I think the strain on the heart and lungs, and all of the body, from morbid obesity along with reduced exercise far out weighs the slight amount of estrogen obese males have. Plus estrogen is stored in the fat so it may not be available.
So, we've gotten over time the story of Winston and the button. When I first subscribed there were just under half a million subscribers, now you're up over 3/4 of a million, still very impressive.
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days! He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity! He is being followed from ALL OVER THE PLANET. He must have saved countless lives by his work, no doubt.
Thank you Dr John for all your great informative videos. All your hard work and devotion you put into your videos is very much appreciated. Stay safe and well.
That's what I think is going on here, too. Stands to reason that older/aging women AND men won't handle diseases or injury nearly as well as the younger set.
Since they are bunched in with the 'by age' comparison statistics that, as a group, has more disease and more hospitalizations than the hormonal birth control test group, I would assume that the non-hormonal birth control women is the untested category that is making the statistical difference.
@@mjwilliamsb2676 They actually did test that fertility group, but just the ones taking the pill. The ones 'not'' on the pill were in the comparison statistics they used.
As a woman who is 56, myself and many of my friends have had total hysterectomies, which is strange at 34 years of age to go from fertile to postmenopausal . So I've been on hormone replacement therapy since my 30s. So yes, many women are younger are considered postmenopausal, at least in my age group it's quite prevalent. I'm 56 and I live in the states. Thank you for this video. It helps me know a bit better where I'm at in regards to CV 19. I do take large doses of vitamin D3, since I have multiple sclerosis. And I don't want a vaccine from the US or Russia. I want one developed in the UK.
I got a partial in my 30s the doctor didn’t want to give me a full one because she wanted me to naturally go through menopause I’m 43 and I’m wondering when it will start
@@absolutefallout7806 Mine was partial, then I had one ovary twist and blow into the size of an orange. Bleeding into my abdomen. Three months later the other ovary did the same. I'm not sure when symptoms start. because I was so young they put me on hormone replacement therapy with estradiol.
I won't ever get a Covid vaccine. They can experiment on others, not on me. Proper safety testing requires at least 5 years, there's no such thing as "warp speed" where safety is concerned. Many drugs are taken off the shelf that have been out longer than that.
I had endometriosis and had a full hysterectomy in my mid 40s because I wanted to get it over with and not go back to remove the good ovary . I started hrt. But within a year or two I quit . Its been 10 years. All I get now is what I assume is a hot flash at times. I was having some homelife issues for a while so I'm not sure if my mood was due to stress or hormones. I know that I have been much more mood stable for the last 5 or 6 years . I quit because of blood clot concerns and breast cancer concerns.
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days! He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity! He is being followed from ALL OVER THE PLANET. He must have saved countless lives by his work, no doubt.
Barbara Schattke Progesterone in addition to estrogen is necessary if one still has a uterus when menopausal & taking HRT. Progesterone staves off endometrial cancer. If no uterus then one can take estrogen only
Thank you for the continued effort and information. You once mentioned stopping these videos and picturing that felt like watching the scene in an apocalyptic movie where the reporter goes off the air. Honestly, the thought of you not doing this is chilling to me. Kudos to you.
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days! He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity! He is being followed from ALL OVER THE PLANET. He must have saved countless lives by his work, no doubt.
I subscribed now. Even though I watch it ever so often, and do get a suggestion to watch the next one, I wasn't a subscriber to the channel (must have missed it) so now you're one more subscriber closer to that golden UA-cam plate!
I put up notice to check out your videos on utube. I have seen people photographing website notice occasionally. I really hope this helps, more often than not youngsters....just hope they understand it. Thank you Dr Campbell, for all your information and efforts to Educate for the benefit of humanity. I was watching Extinction on Smithsonian channel, really we need never be complacent about virus again. ....let's be proactive. We are ALL vulnerable to this virus.
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days! He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity! He is being followed from ALL OVER THE PLANET. He must have saved countless lives by his work, no doubt.
WAIT! Please tell me what the black item on the end of the top shelf is!!! It is a permanent question running thru my brain as i listen to your marvelous information! And thank you Dr. JOHN VERY MUCH,
Lyric Aldon it’s a dog called Winston. He occasionally brings him out to explain it reflects his black dog days when he used to suffer from depression. Welcome to the site.
The Brits use the black dog quite a lot like the yanks use the teddy bear, some are for stuffed toys and some are for collecting. This one is a collectable.
I always enjoy watching your videos, they aren't just very helful to keep me updated with the latest news and science on covid19, but they also carry with them the great sense of warmth that comes from a great human being. Many thanks for the education you have tirelessly been bringing to the mass. I believe you will soon get the UA-cam gold plate that you so well deserved Dr. Campbell. All the best from Melbourne!
My dad was a heavy drinker, and developed gynaecomastia. Would be interesting to see how men who drink a lot faired with covid. And if the high oestrogen levels they developed due to excess alcohol, out weighed the negative affects of excessive alcohol intake
The level of estrogen given in HRT is 1/4 to 1/5 (in some cases even less than that) of the level in younger women with normal biologically produced estrogen. Maybe this is why the HRT is not as noticeable in stopping virus effects.
Yes, it's a low amount and if you don't absorb it very well, as many women don't, it's even lower. Optimal levels aren't being prescribed for so many of us, as yet 😊xx
If you ever do a video on Algebra, I'd bet I'd learn it. I understand much higher maths, but Algebra 1 is my only "D" grade which killed my 4.0 GPA in 12 years of college!
I was just talking to my sister about PRE-Algebra two days ago, and that it was the only D I ever got on my "report card" K-12. I agree....If Dr. C did videos teaching Algebra, I bet I would finally learn it as well!! = - )
Thanks, as always, John. You are quite welcome in my home again, today. Perhaps if the data doesn’t fit, then estergen isn’t the cause. Your videos are still on UA-cam and are quite interesting. Like a time machine, allowing viewers to see a younger John. Thanks again, John.
It could be interesting, but since in at least some cases they would have already had some (invisible) female characteristics (causing them to want a sex change) it wouldn't necissarily rule out other factors than oestrogen.
Maybe because estrogen is also made in fat cells and the adrenal gland, but most is made in the ovaries. Most likely reason why MtF Covid patients weren't part of the study is because the cohort was too small to come to any conclusion.
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days! He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity! He is being followed from ALL OVER THE PLANET. He must have saved countless lives by his work, no doubt.
Dear Dr Campbell How can I reach you to express my profound gratitude? I have worked in the United States in crisis communications for over a decade, with fortune 100 companies, a US President, as well as internationally, especially in Asia. When I first heard whispers of a virus in China, I was deeply concerned, and I took to the internet to find real information about it. From my life and training, I know how information has historically been suppressed in and by China. I have learned also how to find a source of genuine information about any given crisis. This must be separate from the corporation/government/individuals involved, and also the opportunistic organizations that work only to smear or lay blame on their adversaries. I have learned to always immediately seek and identity the independent voice of reason in each and every crisis circumstance. Whether it benefited my client or not. Despite any ingrained institutional resistance, and/or culture which had inevitably generated the crisis to begin with. For myself, and ultimately for any possible real solution and healing, the truth had to be revealed, and addressed, and measures had to be taken to insure that these patterns could no longer be replicated. In a crisis, you have to IMMEDIATELY become an instant expert on the topic/location/history/future potential ramifications, presented by the crisis. To appropriately and immediately address the situation, the consequences, and to insure the public that all necessary steps have been taken to insure that whatever has occurred, it will NEVER HAPPENS AGAIN.
To continue... This is to say that YOU are the one, clear independent source of scientific information. That I am deeply grateful to you for all your efforts in this profoundly difficult time. That we in the United States, given the appalling national politicization of this international-pandemic, are struggling, and dying, unnecessarily . That your clarity, humanity, and compassion are always a comfort and radiant light of what it means to be human. Especially when here in America, our most senior leaders are leading us to hatred and death. May the world heal itself and ALL its people. May we grow in humanity from this unprecedented moment of challenge. May you know how profoundly grateful I , and so many others across the world are for the service you have given mankind through your work, your efforts your expertise , and your profound humanity. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. On behalf of myself, my child, and all of the world. I know you hold each and every one of us in the same cradle of compassion and respect. I hold you the same way in my heart. I know so very many people do. God Bless you, Dr. Campbell. May we all survive this terrible time as finer and better and more compassionate beings.
Just a thought on HRT. It usually isn't advised for women with heart disease or stroke risks. I'm wondering if healthier and more active women are taking HRT. My cousin in her 70s went overseas, drives cross country, tutors her grand children, etc. In my case I'd consider HRT to be poison because of increased medical risk.
I was just going to say I had no idea UA-cam did that. Very cool 👍🏼. You didn't tell us when you got it... please? I'm curious. Total throwback to my 80s childhood thinking of copying VCRs. And it was SO damn complicated! Also made me think of sitting at my double cassette 'hi-fi' with my best friend, trying to record the top 10 on a Sunday night - & skip the adverts!! A little off-topic is good for us all, I think. The questions are a reflection of people's interest in _you_ as a person, which is a real credit to everything you have done & are continuing to do to help people this year. (Also why people are buying Parker fountain pens, btw - perhaps they should sponsor!) From a Scot currently in PA. Been watching since early Feb. (Not from Perth, sorry, Bothwell- almost right down the A9. I do love Perth though. :)
I love that you received the silver plaque, I would love to see I believe his name is Winston the dog it's been awhile since you brought him off of the shelf. I have been watching your teaching videos currently I'm watching the cardiovascular system Thank you for all that you do ! Georgia, USA
Dark Eyes Yes too much estrogen but HRT is vital in menopause; the old studies are completely debunked. Just dont miss the window of opportunity which is starting HRT in the first 10 years after menopause (12 months without a period) after 10 years too late to begin. HRT prevents osteoporosis (which has serious implications in old age) also prevents #1 killer of women-heart disease & even Alzheimer’s prevention.
I'm just looking for comments on the video but all I'm reading is compliments. Oh well. Glad everybody loves this man. I just heard him for the first time ever.
Would be interesting to see how the virus effects women who have pcos, lots of woman have it and many are undiagnosed. As it is a hormone imbalance, would they get more serious symptoms? Also woman with pcos are more prone to diabetes. I have pcos and have dropped taking the combination pill, does this mean me and women like me are more at risk?
That research misses one potentially vital factor. A lot of women approaching menopause, during and after menopause take vitamin D to help calcium absorption to prevent osteoporosis. They either have it in natural foods, fortified foods or as tablets. So they should have also looked at vitamin D levels.
yes, I wonder if you cut cut down your symptoms by drinking a lot of soy milk, that has tons of phytoestrogens. Well, hopefully I'll never get it but if I do I will drink lots of soy milk.
@@faroukabad hi, be carefull with the soy...to not be GMO. I discovered even the non GMO soy is actually gmo..so I never drink soy milks and void soy products. Last time when I consumed some non GMO soy (due to thinking that is healthy) I ended with a thyroid nodule...Take care. Better try other plant based milks, not the soy)
I was going to ask that very question. I’m vegan, so probably consume high levels of phytoestrogens. I’m hoping it will be protective. I don’t really get concerned about GMOs. Most of what we eat has been tampered with over centuries. Have you ever seen wild broccoli?
Gill Osborne GMO’s a created specifically to have resistance to pesticides and herbicides-so they are sprayed with these heavily. It’s not always so much the genetics, it is what they are bred to resist: pesticide application. I try to avoid them as much as possible.
Women aged 45 and above are considered to have reducing oestrogen and are called peri-menopause. When they’ve had one year without a period they are in menopause for just one day. Thereafter they are post menopausal. Menopause symptoms can be anytime from 45 and above. Women younger than 45 can also be peri menopausal but they may not realise due to their age.
I began the menopause 13 years ago. I thought I was over with it. I had long covid and this summer have started having constant daytime sweats. Which now seemed to have tapered down again
My mom is an RN, and I think of all the lives she's impacted in her service, which never ends, even in retirement ;-). It's hopeful to think of how many people and professionals your VHS, DVDs, and UA-cam videos have helped in one way or another in your 28 years of recording medical information - basic or life-changing information. That's a humanitarian legacy.
I heartily agree with your comment!
As an RN, recently retired, I can confirm your work never ends. Say hi to your mum.
Thank you 🙏 I so agree
@@17witchie thank you! She says hello as well and wishes you all the best.
@@sofias8730 Amen!
Dr Johns delivery is like a warm blanket on a chilly covid day.
This man has such a wonderful nature. Thank you John, for all you do:)
Agree!
What a lovely description.
Absolutely! Throughout this pandemic, I have found him oddly comforting. He is my video of choice as I am trying to wind down at night. No blood pressure spike like the tv news programs cause!
@@cicir423 100% agreed.. you can always count on the Dr for his kind approach and level headed accurate data, in these challenging times. I've been tuned in since mid Feb, and it was his videos that inspired me to make some very big changes in my own life. I have John to thank for that push to my goal of optimum health. He is my YT hero!
@@jonnydiggs1760 Absolutely! Our family has been watching since early January at the beginning and radically changed our lives both for daily habits and choices, and for long term decisions, while not panicking or reacting on political/emotional level. Thank you Dr. John!
You are famous in Canada. I was out for dinner on a patio, and the table near us (6 feet away) were talking about your videos. And the owner came by to say hello, and he was saying great things about you too!
One thing about us canadians. We know when and who to listen too.
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Agreed. Check out Dr Thomas Borody and his work using Ivermectin, doxycycline and zinc. This will knock your socks off.
Same where I live in Ontario I share Johns videos all over
Getting really close to the million subscibers!
Me tooooooooo
Dr John you have earned that silver award from UA-cam.
And rightly so.!!!!!
We
WE,!!!!!!!
are grateful for all the hard work you put in, particularly now,
as a covid19 analyst, to keep us INFORMED and SAFE. A heart felt thank you 🙏 💕
You have given so much of your life to helping other people! Those of us who get to watch you videos are so very grateful for you.
Absolutely, have listen since the beginning.
Your commitment and expertise is very much appreciated!
You are not quite a long way off 1M.. give it 3-5 months and you’ll be there!
@Gazz Rogers ikr? I certainly appreciate his informative scientific videos. 💜💗💜
You are 2/3 of the way to a GOLD youtube button! You'll get one! I can feel it. Thank you for your hard work and I enjoyed this video.
He should have had the diamond play button months ago.
@@slaphappyduplenty2436 I agree! He totally deserves one!
“Bored stiff” never happens with your videos. I make coffee and grab a cookie and sit down with you and enjoy your teachings immensely !
I make a bag of air popped popcorn and enjoy this great doctor/teacher
🙏🤗
Me...... I do cycling exercises, since the first couple of weeks into lockdown, I knew that we would be in it for the long haul. Luckily I can work from home and my employer recognises that we need to be as healthy as possible. So I am ‘allowed’ to include the mini cycle exercises into my working day. The good doctor is improving my mental and physical health. 🙏☮️
@@freebirdh604 Great employer!
Your video reports have kept me sane throughout this pandemic. I simply don't read or listen to any other reports.
Dr. John, as a nationally certified Medical Transcriptionist, I had to maintain my certification by attending talks given by GPs, surgeons, pharmacists, epidemiologists, chiropractors, etc. All the speakers had to be qualified in their content for nurses' continuing education. I've felt like I was back at all those seminars, learning very important things, while listening to your videos. Thank you SO much for keeping us up to date on the latest CoVid-19 findings. I've shared a number of your videos and hope those friends and family members subscribed to your YT channel. Best wishes to you and yours for health and happiness :)
Congratulations Dr Campbell on your UA-cam award. You have a lot of fans out there (including myself). I see folks mention your name in other medical lectures. I appreciate you and your time and energy keeping us informed.
Really interesting. By the way folks, I've finally returned to lovely Ireland from Iraq for the first time since Jan. Have been encouraging my Mother to check in to Dr John's daily updates.
I'm so happy for you to get back to Ireland! Coming home during a pandemic must feel great! Best regards! 💕
@Annette Königsheim thanks. Yes Ireland has been doing quite well, all things considered.
@@JaimieJo my trip to get home is a bizarre story in itself. But it's great to be back home
@Annette Königsheim when I checked the news today I saw that the number of positive Covid-19 cases for the day that I left was the highest recorded. Anecdotally I would say that there are many more deaths than are being recorded. Unfortunately
@Rose Lipton unfortunately no. The number of cases are increasing greatly
I am so thankful to see you showing off your office and things, and for the information you provide us with just about every day. It's comforting and educational and that is often a hard thing to do. You do it beautifully.
I am so glad I found Dr John on UA-cam. I feel like he’s holding my hand through this really scary time.
Yes!
No Offense, but if you're a "NEWS JUNKIE" your life will always be fearful. It's what they sell$$$
Dr John is holding lots of hands and making it easier to cope with this scary time we’re living in. Being more aware of the situation through his videos makes it easier to cope with the uncertainty we’re experiencing. Thank you Sir!
@@GypsyAlex
I regularly describe myself as a 'news junkie' - I've personally studied & analysed different types of media, looking at media law, ethics, policy, & other factors.
I later went into academic research in the area psycho-cognitive linguistics, language, & cognition, which is basically everything to with language & the brain (with _many_ different specialist areas falling under that umbrella).
Most (serious) journalists I know describe themselves as 'news junkies'; as do media analysts - also a complex area.
Understanding what is happening from multiple perspectives helps us understand the news - and the world - a lot better.
Being able to compare tone, message, the way news is delivered across different platforms, different channels, in different countries etc. builds the truest ideas & most comprehensive understanding.
(I'm using the term 'news' broadly - this video is news, it pertains to current events; all Covid19 research on journal databases/ accessible through scholar.google.com is open access at this time - it's news too.)
Forensic linguists study, e.g. statements given to police by witnesses of a crime; statements made in court; analyse written documents relating to crime, or other investigations - most famous: 'is this a serial killer letter, or a copycat?' That's just for an easy example of linguistics functioning in the context of news.
'News junkie' doesn't mean 'Fox news addict' or 'I absorb every word in the Daily Mail every single day' - or an appropriate equivalent for wherever in the world you are located.
I do realise that sounds like a crazy amount of stuff. It's not necessary to do it *all* about everything; although there are very easy/ quick ways to do it, especially with experience. And like *everything* experience is key. Everyone has some sort of skill they have practiced, developed - work or hobby.
I analyse news (& language) without even thinking about it.
If I were to 'work on' a project, there's a different level of analysis, but I glean more than the average person from watching the same thing, purely through years of practice.
To get a comprehensive overview of the day's news, when I was studying, it was reading the first paragraphs of news stories in the newspapers. Quick.
These days, it's subscribing to multiple 'breaking news' sources on Twitter & skimming headlines just to get an overview of what's going on in the world.
(Sorry I didn't mean that to be so long. I type really fast. And I talk a lot. :)
@@gmun2248 Yes.
Dr Campbell, You are my number one source of information on this very difficult times. I admire you because you have such an amazing way of delivering even the worst news on a positive and hopeful way. From the beginning of these Pandemic, I’ve been searching for information and news from various sources, while getting confused, sadder, scared and more stressful every day until I found you. I trust you and have learned so much without the horrible feelings from before.
Thank you so much
I HAD to pause this video to commend you for your admirable pacing and delivery of detailed information. As a retired Toronto secondary school English teacher, I respect your well-honed awareness of the need to summarize and clarify before you draw your listeners/viewers at this exact point to conclusions about the importance of the data you have presented. This is a special talent!
I have gained much knowledge and comfort from your videos since late February. You are a treasure!
(our daughter and beloved 2 1/2 year-old-grand daughter live with us and I await the next phase of the pandemic in Canada with some trepidation as the little one has now returned to her amazing home daycare. Any tips or suggestions would be gratefully received)
Allow me:. I take 4,000 mgs vitamin C (timed release with bioflavonoids), 5,000 iu vitamin D (blood levels checked annually) and 30 mgs zinc. That's not all. I take iodine, resveratrol, K2, magnesium, krill oil, msm and a mineral complex. My health is extraordinary. Everything from bp to triglycerides to blood sugar to bone density is in the optimal range. I hike daily year round (in York Region). I've never had a flu vaccine.. and I've never had flu. I have no intention of taking any Covid vax should one be developed. If I contract this virus I will take 1,500 mgs L-Lysine twice a day and eliminate caffeine.
I'm 64.
This virus sucks. It’s like the Bully who always knew how to press the buttons that hurt the worst. It’s so precise in it’s targeting of those that already suffer the most.
@Gazr Gazr
Best story I've heard in months!!
Send your ``special`` chocolates to BillGAtesDEadlyVIrus & ToxicVacine depopulation corporation
In this case however it is bullying those people who need to wake-up to the fact that there immune system is mostly messed because of their lifestyle choices. Change your lifestyle choices and change your life!
@@hormonalharmony9880 bla top athletes have severe cov-19 complications,
Really? It's not the virus that's targeting ill people, it's the individuals responsible for relocating very ill people into care homes thereby intentionally exterminating the occupants therein.
Everyone please take your Vitamin D. Please do it now. Thank you.
I take it weekly. So it'll be due next Thursday :)
You require daily sunlight to process vitamin D. If your taking it.. and not getting enough sunlight.. it won't matter
@@bostoncooley9938 Please provide a reference?
Are you the same person always commenting that? Lol you got me. I’m gonna get up and take mine.
@@TheSlipperyNUwUdle yes its me .
Someone get this man to a million!
More then a million. DR John Campbell service to the global community is worth its weight in gold. 🙏
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days!
He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity!
Oh menopause is just getting better day by day
The gift that keeps giving 🤨
John i feel like we are friends even though you don,t know me . You are a great service to the general public . When you get to gold the next step is a knighthood .
Happy Thursday everyone in the Dr John Campbell community!
This makes me so glad that I insisted on keeping my ovaries when I had to undergo a hysterectomy.
The GYN wanted to take them as a matter of course, and I told him absolutely not.
My primary physician agreed with me, and we documented the hell out of every consent form prior to my partial hysterectomy surgery.
I'm not sure when you had your hysterectomy, but I think that is the more common way now (to keep ovaries when possible)!
@@JH-lu5yg Depends on age - 50 plus and they want to take them because the risks from ovarian cancer outweigh the benefit of hanging on to the ovaries. Ovarian cancer is not called the Silent Killer for nothing... you don't know you have it till its too late.
Yes, ovarian cancer is a silent killer. If you have symptoms of IBS and/or PCOS, ask your doctor for a C25 enzyme test. It's a 100% indicator of whether one has ovarian cancer or not.
@@CricketsBay Its CA125, and no its not a 100% indicator I'm afraid - my count was only 86, which is somewhat raised but not considered high, yet I already had stage 4b ovarian cancer at that time, with no symptoms at all except I found a swollen lymph node in my groin. I'd probably had it at least two or three years without knowing... There are 30 different types of OC, and in some, the CA125 is never raised at all.... Be lovely (and simple to check for) if a raised CA125 was a reliable guide, but it absolutely is not... Removing the ovaries of women around 50 has been proposed as a possible way of reducing cases, since OC is the 8th most common form of cancer and there are no reliable screening tests.
MJ Williamsb That doesn’t necessarily work either. My mom had total hysterectomy at 72 because of uterine problems, but 11 years later at 83 during gall bladder surgery drs discovered 1/3 of her liver was cancerous. That gall bladder removal surgery took them 5 hours and put her in intensive care for 5 days, and many days after still in hospital. Testing indicated that the cancer in her liver was actually ovarian cancer cells. Unable to remove part of her liver due to age, she opted for chemo, but passed shortly after her 1st treatment. CA 125 test sometimes but not necessarily helpful in diagnosing ovarian cancer but I’ve heard of a new test that is very promising re earlier diagnosis. My point is ovary removal didn’t save her from ovarian cancer lodging in her liver.
I was a travel nurse for many years and watched your immensely helpful uploads for years. Thank you so much for your channel.
Dr Campbell we appreciate all the information you give us and how you have hung in there with us. Thanks from the good old USA.
And from the UK. Our Government should be looking at his posts. Recommended masks face coverings in Jan Feb. Oh our government said they are of no use then. What has the UK government recommended in the past month or so.
@@terrymoney9718
All Western governments were covering their collective arses back then bc there was insufficient supplies of PPE. And they've always been reactivate rather than proactive.
I loved the last bit when you got up and started chatting to us about your bric a brac. You're such a warm human being. Lovely to hear about your life in teaching. Don't stop now, we're not bored. Bring on the Gold Button!!!
Never boring. I recently introduced my teenage nephews, my brother and my sister in law to you, it was last Thursday when you covered the Americas. You were being broadcast out of my smart phone on a picnic bench at the foot of Boxhill. Rapt attentention. A guaranteed reaction that I've witnessed with all the dozens of people I play your episodes to. Thank you being a guiding light, the voice of reason and a reminder that the whole of humanity is together on this troubled voyage. Stay well. 🙏
Dr. I started following your video since the start of COVID19, really appreciate your video, the detail, the sources, and how good you lay it out for normal ppl without medical background can understand. They have been really helpful, I would love to see you reach 1mil sub and get some recognition for your work cause I really think you deserve it. Cheers, stay safe and stay healthy~~
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days!
He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity! He is being followed from ALL OVER THE PLANET. He must have saved countless lives by his work, no doubt.
Thank you Dr John. I wonder if its because hrt is synthetic. Glad I quit hrt in my 40s. These are some strange contradictory findings aren't they ? I have taken a break from covid 19 info lately. Sorry I haven't been here. Still appreciate you and its comforting to know you are here. I have been watching you since January and really have come to feel like you are a friend. You are a gem. I tell everyone to come watch you.
I had a partial hysterectomy due to cancer cells. I have my ovaries. I am now needing HRT because the symptoms are so bad I was suicidal. Mentally drove me crazy. Hot flashes feel like sun burn on your face constantly. Weigh gain, depression,panic attacks, dry skin, hair falling out, aches in my joints so bad, can’t sleep, forgetful, brain fog, can’t concentrate and body odor I’ve never had in my life. Absolutely horrible.. So sad females have to go through this. I thought because I was only 34 I was fine. NO. It hit me hard.. I’m so glad there’s HRT
Absolutely ❤
Brilliant. I especially enjoyed the end part. The Video tape and DVDs are still in my realm and I tell my young teens about this. Fantastic that you have been, and still are, teaching. I have learnt so much from you. Thank you from this peri menopausal woman in her 40s!!
Thank you for your even keeled updates and information been following you since you started on the SARS 2.0. I like your calm demeanor again Thank You John Campbell.
Dr Campbell...your videos are more likeable than most! Hollywood Bollywood or Dollywood can't show you up... you offer REAL NEWS. IMPORTANT TO EVERY ADULT Person! You're our movie star & thanks to you there's no fake news!!!!!
Be wonderful if we could show our appreciation for Dr. John by getting him up to 1 M subs.😷
The UA-cam advertising is thanks enough. A live debate is what is required.
It's just numbers
Oh yes.
Sadly this is the case with people just outsourcing their thinking and blindly following without actually thinking.
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days!
He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity!
Females have a more robust immune response to many viral infections. Estradiol and anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) levels also mark high ovarian reserve and are inversely proportional to the severity of disease at any age👍
I love your content. On your way to a million!! Can't wait for the gold UA-cam button!
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days!
He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity! He is being followed from ALL OVER THE PLANET. He must have saved countless lives by his work, no doubt.
You did make me giggle when you had to explain what a video cassette was. I’m 46 and was brought up watching them. Oh how time changes. Well done for getting your 100,000 silver button from utube. I’m sure it won’t be that long until you hit the million. We love and appreciate your time John. X
I found you because of Covid 19, but you helped me a lot with your older instructional videos to help me prepare for my studies. Thank you.
I had a total hysterectomy at age 35. My chronological age may be 60, but my body feels (and acts) much older. This is just one reason I'm taking Covid very seriously.
I’m scheduled for a dnc for abnormal bleeding (3mo) and counting. The doc wants to do a hysterectomy but I don’t know if this is going to create the need for HRT. I really don’t want surgery right now but given the anemia I may not have a choice.
As I listened to this video, I was wondering if there were any statistics on surgery-induced menopause in younger women, but it was not specifically mentioned. I am 55 yrs old, started having symptoms of menopause in my early 40's, started having the hot-flashes in my late 40's. I have never been on HRT's, as I can't justify using it due to the possible side-effects/health issues it may cause. I now get very few hot-flashes during the day, but still have the night sweats and insomnia. I, too, take Covid-19 seriously, due to age, some health issues, and just because it is such a new virus that the experts know so little about thus far. So glad I found Dr. Campbell's YT channel--he is so very knowledgeable, and presents things in a way the average person can understand. I also enjoy his personality!
@@dianem2136 Make sure you're getting your bone density checked regularly. Oestrogen protects women from developing osteoporosis. Vit D3 also helps in conjunction with calcium.
jayaness Take Vit D3 ALWAYS with Vit K2
Many Women are post menopausal in their 40s due to surgery like hysterectomy and oophorectomy....it’s these women that led to the larger age range
Also those like me who went through puperty and menstrual at the age of 9 and through menopause from 40 to still now at 53, menopausal symptoms can go on for many years
Congrats John! think you should get a gold medal for keeping your hundred thousand viewers sane throughout this pandemic❤️
It’s a little counterintuitive tbh... I understand obese males also have elevated levels of estrogen, but their estrogen doesn’t seem to protect them very much, as they are one of the high risk groups.
I was guessing it had to do with the ACE2 receptors being more prevalent in men than in women, causing the higher rates and severity in men.
Also, love your channel and the way you convey information. I’ve learned so much from you. Thanks for all your hard work and knowledge.
I think the difference is women's extra x chromosome. This allows our immune system an additional opportunity to eradicate threats.
I think the strain on the heart and lungs, and all of the body, from morbid obesity along with reduced exercise far out weighs the slight amount of estrogen obese males have. Plus estrogen is stored in the fat so it may not be available.
Congratulations and that’s a great achievement John!
Keep it up and you will reach that next goals
So, we've gotten over time the story of Winston and the button. When I first subscribed there were just under half a million subscribers, now you're up over 3/4 of a million, still very impressive.
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days!
He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity! He is being followed from ALL OVER THE PLANET. He must have saved countless lives by his work, no doubt.
Thank you Dr John for all your great informative videos. All your hard work and devotion you put into your videos is very much appreciated. Stay safe and well.
You ROCK, Dr. Campbell!!
Did the study control for age as well? Post-menopausal women would tend to be older and the trend could simply be age-related.
That's what I think is going on here, too. Stands to reason that older/aging women AND men won't handle diseases or injury nearly as well as the younger set.
Sir, your studies always amaze me!!
They seem to have forgotten to include women ages 18 to late 40s not taking the pill. 😑 Any way, congratulations on the award Dr. Campbell!
Since they are bunched in with the 'by age' comparison statistics that, as a group, has more disease and more hospitalizations than the hormonal birth control test group, I would assume that the non-hormonal birth control women is the untested category that is making the statistical difference.
They didn't need to include women under 40 - they're all full of oestrogen anyway, unless they get very early menopause.
@@mjwilliamsb2676 They actually did test that fertility group, but just the ones taking the pill. The ones 'not'' on the pill were in the comparison statistics they used.
Im having periods for 4 months already non stop
As a woman who is 56, myself and many of my friends have had total hysterectomies, which is strange at 34 years of age to go from fertile to postmenopausal . So I've been on hormone replacement therapy since my 30s. So yes, many women are younger are considered postmenopausal, at least in my age group it's quite prevalent. I'm 56 and I live in the states. Thank you for this video. It helps me know a bit better where I'm at in regards to CV 19. I do take large doses of vitamin D3, since I have multiple sclerosis. And I don't want a vaccine from the US or Russia. I want one developed in the UK.
I got a partial in my 30s the doctor didn’t want to give me a full one because she wanted me to naturally go through menopause I’m 43 and I’m wondering when it will start
@@absolutefallout7806 Mine was partial, then I had one ovary twist and blow into the size of an orange. Bleeding into my abdomen. Three months later the other ovary did the same. I'm not sure when symptoms start. because I was so young they put me on hormone replacement therapy with estradiol.
I won't ever get a Covid vaccine. They can experiment on others, not on me. Proper safety testing requires at least 5 years, there's no such thing as "warp speed" where safety is concerned. Many drugs are taken off the shelf that have been out longer than that.
I had endometriosis and had a full hysterectomy in my mid 40s because I wanted to get it over with and not go back to remove the good ovary . I started hrt. But within a year or two I quit . Its been 10 years. All I get now is what I assume is a hot flash at times. I was having some homelife issues for a while so I'm not sure if my mood was due to stress or hormones. I know that I have been much more mood stable for the last 5 or 6 years . I quit because of blood clot concerns and breast cancer concerns.
By the way, take K2 with your D3. It keeps calcium from building up in your arteries.
Well we know what to do now. Let’s get this man to a million subscribers!
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days!
He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity! He is being followed from ALL OVER THE PLANET. He must have saved countless lives by his work, no doubt.
Thanks Dr, always a pleasure when a new video of yours pops up to watch. All the best
What about progesterone which comes into play in the later part of the cycle. It may be progesterone that is the protective factor here.
Yes. I have also heard that it is important to take bio-identical estrogen in HRT.
Barbara Schattke Progesterone in addition to estrogen is necessary if one still has a uterus when menopausal & taking HRT. Progesterone staves off endometrial cancer. If no uterus then one can take estrogen only
Thank you for the continued effort and information. You once mentioned stopping these videos and picturing that felt like watching the scene in an apocalyptic movie where the reporter goes off the air. Honestly, the thought of you not doing this is chilling to me. Kudos to you.
Thank you Dr John.
I really hope you get your million you deserve it!👍😊
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days!
He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity! He is being followed from ALL OVER THE PLANET. He must have saved countless lives by his work, no doubt.
I subscribed now. Even though I watch it ever so often, and do get a suggestion to watch the next one, I wasn't a subscriber to the channel (must have missed it) so now you're one more subscriber closer to that golden UA-cam plate!
Eva: And your subscription and commenting influence how much if the ad revenue UA-cam shares with the channel. 💐👀👍🏆
You are a good man Dr Campbell. We are blessed to have you and your knowledge Thank you 🙏
You continue to put out vital and thought provoking content. You are such a blessing to us! Thank you!
I put up notice to check out your videos on utube. I have seen people photographing website notice occasionally. I really hope this helps, more often than not youngsters....just hope they understand it.
Thank you Dr Campbell, for all your information and efforts to Educate for the benefit of humanity.
I was watching Extinction on Smithsonian channel, really we need never be complacent about virus again. ....let's be proactive.
We are ALL vulnerable to this virus.
thanks for doing that
Really hope you get to a million
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days!
He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity! He is being followed from ALL OVER THE PLANET. He must have saved countless lives by his work, no doubt.
WAIT! Please tell me what the black item on the end of the top shelf is!!! It is a permanent question running thru my brain as i listen to your marvelous information! And thank you Dr. JOHN VERY MUCH,
Lyric Aldon it’s a dog called Winston. He occasionally brings him out to explain it reflects his black dog days when he used to suffer from depression. Welcome to the site.
The Brits use the black dog quite a lot like the yanks use the teddy bear, some are for stuffed toys and some are for collecting. This one is a collectable.
I always enjoy watching your videos, they aren't just very helful to keep me updated with the latest news and science on covid19, but they also carry with them the great sense of warmth that comes from a great human being. Many thanks for the education you have tirelessly been bringing to the mass. I believe you will soon get the UA-cam gold plate that you so well deserved Dr. Campbell. All the best from Melbourne!
My dad was a heavy drinker, and developed gynaecomastia.
Would be interesting to see how men who drink a lot faired with covid.
And if the high oestrogen levels they developed due to excess alcohol, out weighed the negative affects of excessive alcohol intake
Mr. John Campbel, while the UA-cam premiation is alegorical, I'd like to add your contribution to people and society is real and deeply appreciated.
Always a pleasure to watch John!
The level of estrogen given in HRT is 1/4 to 1/5 (in some cases even less than that) of the level in younger women with normal biologically produced estrogen. Maybe this is why the HRT is not as noticeable in stopping virus effects.
Yes, it's a low amount and if you don't absorb it very well, as many women don't, it's even lower. Optimal levels aren't being prescribed for so many of us, as yet 😊xx
Did he just flip us all the bird? LOL! Just kidding Dr. Campbell, but I do want to thank you and say that you are truly appreciated.
If you ever do a video on Algebra, I'd bet I'd learn it. I understand much higher maths, but Algebra 1 is my only "D" grade which killed my 4.0 GPA in 12 years of college!
I was just talking to my sister about PRE-Algebra two days ago, and that it was the only D I ever got on my "report card" K-12. I agree....If Dr. C did videos teaching Algebra, I bet I would finally learn it as well!! = - )
Jobelle Collie : I deeply empathize!!
@@dianem2136
Interestingly, algebra was the one area of math I was good at!!
@@OceanFrontVilla3 I did better in the science areas (A & P, Biology, etc). Would think my brain would "get" math! 😒😊
thank you Dr. John Campbell! i now have needed information that i didn't even know i needed. helping you hit that mill for gold😉
Never bored stiff John, always fascinated better informed and comforted. Thank you.
Hoping your father is doing well.
Thanks, as always, John. You are quite welcome in my home again, today. Perhaps if the data doesn’t fit, then estergen isn’t the cause. Your videos are still on UA-cam and are quite interesting. Like a time machine, allowing viewers to see a younger John. Thanks again, John.
Thank you from a huge fan. Keep up the good work!
Why not ask men who have undergone a sex change, presumably with oestrogen added, to take part in a study?
It could be interesting, but since in at least some cases they would have already had some (invisible) female characteristics (causing them to want a sex change) it wouldn't necissarily rule out other factors than oestrogen.
Maybe because estrogen is also made in fat cells and the adrenal gland, but most is made in the ovaries. Most likely reason why MtF Covid patients weren't part of the study is because the cohort was too small to come to any conclusion.
I hope you get the gold one sooner rather then later,also your videos are the only videos ii watch on covid-19 so thank you for the updates. :)
Just today, 18.02.2024 his counter went from 3.03 million to 3.04 million within 3 days!
He is such a selfless courageous man of impeccable integrity! He is being followed from ALL OVER THE PLANET. He must have saved countless lives by his work, no doubt.
You deserve the gold
Dear Dr Campbell
How can I reach you to express my profound gratitude?
I have worked in the United States in crisis communications for over a decade, with fortune 100 companies, a US President, as well as internationally, especially in Asia.
When I first heard whispers of a virus in China, I was deeply concerned, and I took to the internet to find real information about it.
From my life and training, I know how information has historically been suppressed in and by China.
I have learned also how to find a source of genuine information about any given crisis. This must be separate from the corporation/government/individuals involved, and also the opportunistic organizations that work only to smear or lay blame on their adversaries.
I have learned to always immediately seek and identity the independent voice of reason in each and every crisis circumstance.
Whether it benefited my client or not.
Despite any ingrained institutional resistance, and/or culture which had inevitably generated the crisis to begin with.
For myself, and ultimately for any possible real solution and healing, the truth had to be revealed, and addressed, and measures had to be taken to insure that these patterns could no longer be replicated.
In a crisis, you have to IMMEDIATELY become an instant expert on the topic/location/history/future potential ramifications, presented by the crisis.
To appropriately and immediately address the situation, the consequences, and to insure the public that all necessary steps have been taken to insure that whatever has occurred, it will NEVER HAPPENS AGAIN.
To continue...
This is to say that YOU are the one,
clear independent source of scientific information.
That I am deeply grateful to you for all your efforts in this profoundly difficult time.
That we in the United States, given the appalling national politicization of this international-pandemic, are struggling, and dying, unnecessarily .
That your clarity, humanity, and compassion are always a comfort and radiant light of what it means to be human. Especially when here in America, our most senior leaders are leading us to hatred and death.
May the world heal itself and ALL its people.
May we grow in humanity from this unprecedented moment of challenge.
May you know how profoundly grateful I , and so many others across the world are for the service you have given mankind through your work, your efforts your expertise , and your profound humanity.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. On behalf of myself, my child, and all of the world. I know you hold each and every one of us in the same cradle of compassion and respect. I hold you the same way in my heart. I know so very many people do. God Bless you, Dr. Campbell.
May we all survive this terrible time as finer and better and more compassionate beings.
Nice touch at the end Dr. JC , Looks like your a potential AV tech also to boot!
Just a thought on HRT. It usually isn't advised for women with heart disease or stroke risks. I'm wondering if healthier and more active women are taking HRT. My cousin in her 70s went overseas, drives cross country, tutors her grand children, etc.
In my case I'd consider HRT to be poison because of increased medical risk.
I was just going to say I had no idea UA-cam did that. Very cool 👍🏼. You didn't tell us when you got it... please? I'm curious.
Total throwback to my 80s childhood thinking of copying VCRs. And it was SO damn complicated!
Also made me think of sitting at my double cassette 'hi-fi' with my best friend, trying to record the top 10 on a Sunday night - & skip the adverts!!
A little off-topic is good for us all, I think. The questions are a reflection of people's interest in _you_ as a person, which is a real credit to everything you have done & are continuing to do to help people this year.
(Also why people are buying Parker fountain pens, btw - perhaps they should sponsor!)
From a Scot currently in PA. Been watching since early Feb.
(Not from Perth, sorry, Bothwell- almost right down the A9. I do love Perth though. :)
I love that you received the silver plaque, I would love to see I believe his name is Winston the dog it's been awhile since you brought him off of the shelf. I have been watching your teaching videos currently I'm watching the cardiovascular system
Thank you for all that you do ! Georgia, USA
At least there are some benefits to having periods, and I'm not talking about increased profits to painkiller companies.
@Dark Eyes that's true too. Can't win, lol
Dark Eyes Yes too much estrogen but HRT is vital in menopause; the old studies are completely debunked. Just dont miss the window of opportunity which is starting HRT in the first 10 years after menopause (12 months without a period) after 10 years too late to begin. HRT prevents osteoporosis (which has serious implications in old age) also prevents #1 killer of women-heart disease & even Alzheimer’s prevention.
Thank you Dr. Campbell for sharing your excellent knowledge with the world. You should have millions of subscribers.
I'm just looking for comments on the video but all I'm reading is compliments. Oh well. Glad everybody loves this man. I just heard him for the first time ever.
Dr. John, always on top of it ....... love your accent too, from New York !!!
Thank you for informing us!👊🏼
I wish you had been one of my nurse tutors. You simplify information without dumbing it down. Thank you.
Congratulations for your award fromUA-cam.
Congratulations 🎉 on you silver 100k following!
Would be interesting to see how the virus effects women who have pcos, lots of woman have it and many are undiagnosed. As it is a hormone imbalance, would they get more serious symptoms? Also woman with pcos are more prone to diabetes. I have pcos and have dropped taking the combination pill, does this mean me and women like me are more at risk?
Love your work :) gratitude from Australia👏👏👏
That research misses one potentially vital factor. A lot of women approaching menopause, during and after menopause take vitamin D to help calcium absorption to prevent osteoporosis. They either have it in natural foods, fortified foods or as tablets. So they should have also looked at vitamin D levels.
"Thank you for watching". John, its always a pleasure. : )
Thank you so much for all you have done to inform and update us. Priceless!
You are a gem Dr. Campbell! We'll get to a million 😷 together, 6 ft apart. Any updates on Ivermecten as a viable treatment?
what about phytoestrogens surely they would attach to the appropriate places to block the covid too??? a little less risky than actual estrogen
yes, I wonder if you cut cut down your symptoms by drinking a lot of soy milk, that has tons of phytoestrogens. Well, hopefully I'll never get it but if I do I will drink lots of soy milk.
@@faroukabad hi, be carefull with the soy...to not be GMO. I discovered even the non GMO soy is actually gmo..so I never drink soy milks and void soy products. Last time when I consumed some non GMO soy (due to thinking that is healthy) I ended with a thyroid nodule...Take care. Better try other plant based milks, not the soy)
Phytoestrogens I found about as much use as a chocolate fireguard.
I was going to ask that very question. I’m vegan, so probably consume high levels of phytoestrogens. I’m hoping it will be protective. I don’t really get concerned about GMOs. Most of what we eat has been tampered with over centuries. Have you ever seen wild broccoli?
Gill Osborne GMO’s a created specifically to have resistance to pesticides and herbicides-so they are sprayed with these heavily. It’s not always so much the genetics, it is what they are bred to resist: pesticide application. I try to avoid them as much as possible.
Congratulations on your UA-cam button Dr John! 👏 All this time and I'd thought it was "bathroom scales"! 😕
Made me laugh. 💐👍
@@crusindc5282 I'm pleased about that as it almost made me cringe when I realised my blunder! 😳 What a difference eh! 😂
Women aged 45 and above are considered to have reducing oestrogen and are called peri-menopause. When they’ve had one year without a period they are in menopause for just one day. Thereafter they are post menopausal. Menopause symptoms can be anytime from 45 and above. Women younger than 45 can also be peri menopausal but they may not realise due to their age.
And to add peri menopausal women can also be on HRT. You don’t have to wait until you are post menopausal.
Thank you, Dr. Campbell.
Now we know John wears pants while making videos.
i still imagine him without (pants, not legs--i'm not sick!)
I began the menopause 13 years ago. I thought I was over with it. I had long covid and this summer have started having constant daytime sweats. Which now seemed to have tapered down again
Congratulations! And thanks for showing us that pretty silver button! You earned it!