In my opinion this particular individual deserves a knighthood for his services to the general public - simply outstanding! Thank you very much Doctor Campbell! I've learnt so much since the lockdown - cheers mate!
all who died from the coronavirus had low glutathione levels,low vit alevels and low vit d levels,the reason so many cant recover is because the nice doctor hasnot told them the reason the coronavirus made them sick in the first place,low glutathione,low vit a,low vit d,yeah dr john campbell is great he would not know real science on the immune system if it bit him on the arse,donot wear facemask which decrease immunity,the key to this is raising them 3 levels its called boosting immunity,
I second your proposal on the knighthood for Doctor Campbell.Where would we be and what would we be thinking without the good doctors guidance in this.!.God bless him.!
Yesterday, after watching to your video, I thought how refreshing it was to get Covid information WITHOUT all the political garbage attached to it. I am from the US and you (and a couple other dr’s on UA-cam) are my only sources of information on the pandemic. Thank you for all the work you are doing.
With all the controversy that swirls around the truths of covid and its data.. it is not surprising that the good Dr here has to deal with his fair share of crazy. Thank you John. There are many, many ppl that appreciate everything you do, and realize you are here to serve.. HUMANITY.
Chris Stevens : dr John is a PhD and has every right to the title. He might not be a medical doctor but he is a senior trainer of nurses and his degree is in this area.
Chris Stevens up to a point I agree but he does have considers medical experience and he does have qualifications that give weight to his views. And he is an experienced researcher.
I think Dr Campbell's views are somewhat affected by his age. What I mean by that is those of us who are older are far more concerned about the virus. If you speak to a young doctor, you often get a different perspective. We all are affected by our own circumstances. Interestingly, Sweden's top medical officials aren't young but they did get it right except for not protecting the elderly in the beginning. But most countries made that error.
Dr. Campbell; As a past student of Marine Biology I don't view you as subscribing to a political agenda. I view you as a concerned humanitarian involved in documenting the statistics of this world wide pandemic and relating it to the general public who are welcome to make their own conclusions about the data. I rely on your professional experience to educate me as a student. I don't claim to understand everything you relate in your discussions but I find it all very interesting and informative. I have made changes in my life that protect me from infection using your advice and I know others have too. The photos you share are proof of that. Thank you for your humanitarian service. Robert in North Carolina, USA.
Such a pleasure to be educated by a trustworthy person with so much wisdom and respect for research-based facts. Thank you, Dr. John, for the videos free of political bias.
@@KO-hu4wg does your nonsensical comment make you feel intelligent or interesting? Nothing better to do with yourself so you attack any nice person you meet online? God, what a pathetic existence.
Reliable, tireless, and methodical. A daily staple since January. Although I live in the states, someday when we overcome this pandemic, I'd like to shake your hand if I find myself over the pond.
Thank you Dr John for all the time you give to this (away from your allotment). It is much appreciated as I love following your updates every day. I can only imagine how much time this takes up for you..
Really! I think that's a bit skewed, I bet he's making more from this youtube channel than he ever did professionally and that must be his motivation! Stop making him out to be some kind of mother Theresa he isn't!
Mr Campbell, I don't believe you have been politically biased about Covid. A lesson that I have learned is to trust data. Here in the US, in my opinion, data is drowned out by politics.
@Jim fallow That's not what the CDC said. They're saying 6% do not have co-morbidities such as obesity, diabetes, heart disease and pneumonia. If a healthy 40 year-old is obese and catches Covid-19, they are not included in the 6% who do not have co-morbidities. And if a healthy 40 year-old catches Covid-19 and subsequently develops pneumonia, that too does not count in the 6%. The CDC have not been lying. The media have been recklessly misinterpreting what they said.
Very surprised that you didn't mention the higher levels of Vitamin D in our blood, here in Europe at the end of summer, as a possible factor in the lower IFR. Especially with the spectacular results from the Spanish study that was recently published, showing that giving calcifediol (basically Vit. D) to hospitalised patients, dramatically decreased their chance of ending up in ICU and/or dying.
What was the rate of clinical VitD deficiency in admitted patients? Can we rely on European summer necessarily contributing to endogenous VitD increases given the lock down and the instructions for those in at risk groups (so most likely to die from complications) to shield e.g. potentially limiting their exposure to sunlight? I've taken between 2000-5000IU daily VitD3 for the last 6 years, I am a nerdy type that spends a lot of time under artificial light and I have slightly darker skin than the majority in my part of the world....it's bizarre to me to think that people can be so deficient in a particular vitamin that administration in hospital can yield a significant effect.
You have a good point , Jane. No doubt that the higher Vitamin D in out blood helps in the summer. But Vitamine D3 forms over the Day a thin oily film over your skin and in rest hours IT wil enter true your skin o. Your body Most people shower Everyday of more Times a Day with soap. This soap wash off the most vitamin D3 from your skin behoren IT van enter your body. Do I dont think a lot people have high levels Vitamin D3 in there body. Tip. Let IT check at your docter how high the levels are
@@opa-dick Hawaiian lifeguards typically have 70 ng/ml, so I think your "washes away" theory has no basis in fact. It takes penetrating UVB to get through the epidermis, where cholesterol is converted into Vitamin D3. We don't have a coating of cholesterol outside our skin.
I wore a mask 7th of March onwards and put myself into lockdown, and 2 weeks before that I stopped using public transport and walking everywhere in Harrow. If the government had just come out and said to people in March that masks were needed for health care workers but please make a home made mask that would of helped a lot.
A Chinese University student near where I live was hit by a car and the driver got out and started shouting at her for wearing a mask. I don't know if he was referring to the fact that perhaps it obscured her peripheral vision or whether he was being xenophobic, but she was really upset at being shouted at for wearing a mask and couldn't understand why anyone would have a problem with it. It took Britain a really long time to cotton on to mask-wearing.
This is one of the biggest problems..people focus on masks too much when their protection is way down the chain of precautions..did you not just listen to what he said about contact apps..have you downloaded one
@@georgesockett3316 Masks are extremely important for PREVENTION of disease transmission! Contact apps are very helpful for contact tracing, but they are a tool to advise people who may have been exposed to be tested. Wearing masks is effective at preventing the exposures in the first place and thus are of paramount importance.
@@elisevillemaire8344 we who have followed Dr John from early on know he has emphasized certain supplements and having a strong immune system. If he repeats all on every video he would not be able to give us all of the latest updates. His videos are full of information that is relevant for today each day. I advise you to watch many of his earlier covid ones and you will be more informed and be able to strengthen your own body's defence system. Your brain will be better informed and then you can tap into your knowledge bank and be grateful. He has also interviewed several medical people on the ground in other countries who have given reliable and credible reports eg Iraq , India ,Africa and other places where official data has been nonexistent, suspect or manipulated. Thank you for seeking more and you will find it. I thank Dr John everyday for his ability to get to the truth and impart it sincerely and to all.
@@wendyrenna6016 New viewers are catching on all the time, and lots of us forget things, even life-saving level important things. I guess you don't understand the power of repetition. The most basic thoroughly cheap thing we can all do to protect ourselves today, before we get sick, is safely get un-blocked AM sun and/or take an effective Vitamin D supplement ! Far too many can't get enough naturally. It should be first on the sign behind him every episode recently. But it isn't even there! So now it gets mentioned as a side issue and not the most important issue. Masks are never forgotten, but our innate immunity must be prepped for a potential infection BEFORE A MASK LETS IT IN. Like I said, it should be plastered on the poster, then it's absolutely fine if he doesn't say the words. Plenty of folks will catch an episode hit-and-miss style. If they miss those majority of days, now, when he doesn't mention it, they may risk the much higher risk of being dangerously IMMUNO COMPROMISED when they could easily prevent it. His shows are longish, few watch them all the way through. So someone in England, (with low postage!) should send him a more complete poster with Vitamin D Sufficiency highlighted as easy/cheap preparation for assumed partial mask/washing/distance/ventilation failure. WINTER IS COMING! Low Vitamin D level FLU SEASON will lead to so many more DEATHS!
@Kevin Ryan Just look at the falling deathrates! Even in the US which does so very little to control its spread🙁 Much of Europe, the world in general and more than most, China go to extremes to limit and track it.
I'd be most shocked if the actual stats for vaccine harm were made known. Due to the rushing of covid vaccine, some news articles are trickling out, mainly in Democrat American news but not with the intention of truly informing the public of past and present disasters, no, the intention is to admonish Republicans for wanting to capitalize on vaccine success for electoral gain.
The war on Hydroxychloroquine can be traced back to Gilead, the drug maker looking to profit big from Remdesivir Friday, September 04, 2020 by: Lance D Johnson It was beyond strange when the major media networks began to attack a pharmaceutical, especially in the middle of a pandemic. When did the major media networks ever criticize a drug? It turns out that controversial pharmaceutical is a cheap medicine that helps human cells uptake zinc so their immune system can recover from coronavirus infections. Dr. Didier Raoult of France was using something as simple and cheap as hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) in combination with zinc and an antibiotic to successfully treat coronavirus patients. The news of Raoult’s success spread like wildfire, and U.S. President Donald Trump ultimately promoted the treatment, which acts as both a prophylactic and a therapeutic. But it doesn’t matter how many doctors successfully treat coronavirus patients using HCQ and zinc. It doesn’t matter what people do in the home to help their immune system through the infection. What matters is drug company profits. Tens of billions of dollars are on the line as Gilead tries to force dangerous Remdesivir down patient’s throats There are tens of billions of dollars on the line if doctors are able to use something as cheap as HCQ and zinc to cure patients. Gilead, the maker of Remdesivir, wants to make sure that doctors use their 5-day coronavirus treatment which costs $3,000 per patient. In comparison, a generic dose of HCQ costs anywhere between $10 and $20. Studies on Gilead’s remdesivir are abysmal, showing adverse events for 102 (66%) of 155 remdesivir recipients. The adverse events were so horrific for remdesivir patients, that 18 (12%) of the patients had to be taken off the drug. As their drug failed, Gilead went to war with a simple treatment protocol that was working. Gilead’s desperate war against HCQ The first hit job on HCQ came from the Veterans’ Administration hospital system study. One author of the study received numerous grants from Gilead, and in one instance, he collected nearly a quarter of a million dollars from the drug company. The flaws in the study were swiftly exposed, as Gilead tried to influence the results of the study. The next hit job on HCQ came from Surgisphere, which published a 15,000-patient mega study that allegedly compiled data from hospitals across the world. The data, aimed at discrediting HCQ, was published in the prestigious Lancet and New England Journal of Medicine. Upon further review, the data was found to be fraudulent and the study was retracted from the journals, but it was too late: The study was used to restrict outpatient use of HCQ in the U.S. Australia, and most of Europe. The editors of the Lancet declared Surgisphere’s scheme a “monumental fraud” but by then it was too late. These same Lancet editors had already gone out of their way to pressure the World Health Organization to suspend all trials for HCQ. Even though France’s very own Dr. Raoult was successfully using HCQ in his treatment protocol, France was one of the first countries to severely restrict access to the drug. This suppression of treatment was done in a system of socialized medicine, which is supposed to protect patients from the abuses of pharmaceutical companies. The coordinated lobbying to suppress access to a life-saving treatment is considered a crime against humanity. Dr. Raoult fought hard against Gilead and testified against them during a meeting of the French National Assembly. Since then, doctors around the world have followed suit and used this simple treatment protocol. A group of U.S. doctors appeared live in front of the Supreme Court to testify on the effectiveness of HCQ, but their success stories were immediately banned by Facebook, whose executives are apparently in on Gilead’s swindle. Nevertheless, the brave front line doctors are doing everything they can to get the word out to patients that there are physicians who will prescribe HCQ. Gilead controls the panel that decides coronavirus treatment and has presidential candidate Joe Biden in their back pocket According to the NIH, eight out of fifty-five members who are on the panel making suggestions for covid-19 treatment, are currently affiliated with Gilead. At least another twenty-four members of the panel have past associations with this domineering drug company. A drug company that is not only committing crimes against humanity, restricting access to treatments that work and pushing costly treatments that harm more people, but they also continue to control who gets access to treatment, while manipulating what kind of treatment is available and suppressing anything that could help people’s immune systems recover. Gilead controls both political parties but has three times the financial influence over the Biden campaign, according to campaign donation records. Gilead’s top executives will be trying to save themselves from going to prison by campaigning for Joe Biden, who will gleefully carry out the plot of his handlers. Sources include: AmericanThinker.com MedicineUncensored.com PubMed.gov
Ese Callum There is no war, just fools on UA-cam promoting a drug that has not been tested properly. Reporting you for threatening harm to people with your lies
I live in Sweden and the schools never closed, really no restrictions were put in schools below university level, noone is wearing masks. I work as an extra teacher so I have been at peoples’ homes helping their kids with homework in a major city, weekly, since before the virus hit. I’ve asked both kids and parents about what they have seen and heard and I mean... neither kids nor parents they knew of were getting sick and I didn’t either (you’d think I would, breathing the same air as kids who went to school and parents who went to work would). It is anecdotal sure, but at least people aren’t dropping like flies. It seems to me you would have to look pretty hard to find evidence that kids going back to school is worse than having them home, compare my country to any other that had lockdown. We have alot of deaths but it is mainly due to elderly homes getting infected. To me it sounds like alot of people are using the argument that ”noone is allowed to die!” when it comes to all of this, and whereas that is definitely the goal, people die even when there is no pandemic and is it really proven that lockdowns prevented huge amounts deaths? I guess this is a right-wing position abroad but funnily in this country the right wing are the ones championing lockdowns. Just seems like the result in terms of deaths are basically the same, this virus is so infectious it will basically get to everyone eventually, and the few people who managed to avoid it, will catch it once lockdowns lift. Meanwhile people will die from economic depression and the lack of production will cause starvation in poorer countries relying on food. Although kids don’t produce food, generally people who argue for keeping schools closed argue for complete lockdowns as risk to adults is higher than to kids. It just sounds hypocritical to me to worry about a tiny percentage of kids getting sick/dying in say America, while arguing for factories to be closed, virtually leading to thousands/millions of people (including many kids) dying in Africa because of it.
@@alexrandrerx3809 lots of wisdom and common sense. I am so ready to move to Sweden sounds like the last country with any brains. Each death is tragic whatever the cause but we can't stop living or taking risks. Eating, exercising, having sex, driving a car, sleeping, flying etc. these are risky activities.
@@alexrandrerx3809 That information is incorrect. There are a lot of restrictions for schools in Sweden. “Here in Sweden, if the students feel ill, they must stay at home and be symptom-free for at least 48 hours before returning to school,” says Isaksson. “Pupils must wash their hands continuously, and so must the teachers. Some of the teachers who are in a high-risk group may work from home.” All national tests have been cancelled by the government, she adds. Large meetings and events, such as school trips and graduation celebrations, have also been cancelled. And social distancing rules apply in schools. “We have to make sure that we have an increased distance in the classrooms and in the lunchroom, and as much as we can spend the breaks outdoors,” says Liss. To manage this, the school have split their classes, making sure that year groups are spread out around the school. “We have separated the classes and keep them distanced from each other. They have their own home classrooms, while we teachers come to them. Each grade has school in three different buildings,” says Liss. The split classes mean that learning is also divided - between being in the classroom and learning remotely. This is an arrangement that can be challenging for teachers to manage, Isaksson says, though she believes that it has also forced her to reflect on her practice. “Every day, we write on the web platform that we use [for remote learning] what the students should do, so that those who are at home can work, even though they are not in school,” she explains. “It has been a challenge, but it has made us become better at writing instructions to the students and to think in a different way.”
Kristof Devuyst That is true, I did say ”no restrictions” which is wrong, the things you stated are the official guidelines, although the extent to which they are enforced is highly disputable. My brother (8th grade) tells me these things are more symbolic than anything in his school. They leave their classrooms and talk to people during recess, eat in the large canteen, buy things in cafeteria, etc. with teachers occasionally telling people to keep distance. My cousins (younger) have it more like what you wrote, basically never leaving classroom. Still, if you consider everything outside of class hours, like crammed buses (although they do enforce starting later now, at 9, since a few weeks back so kids won’t travel with adults), kids meeting parents, friends, doing sports, going to gym, movies, stores, etc. this would still only create a bunch of small petri dishes where the weakest link in classroom causes infection of the class. These measures are better than nothing but surely the effect of them won’t be immense. Companies and universities have also taken measures to ask people to work from home if they can, which works for certain professions. My point still stands: why keep the lockdowns in place if these simple measures (not even masks) are seemingly effective here? Especially seeing a country like the US where there has been lockdowns and still have similar/more deaths per capita as here? There are more people and they are more concentrated in USA for sure, which does explain alot, considering alot of deaths in NY for example (almost has the population of Sweden in that city itself), but it seems like the virus has moved through the population regardless and so the economic damage is extremely unnessecary and will cause more deaths in the long run in my opinion, while killing economic prosperity for millenials and coming generations once again.
@@alexrandrerx3809 I agree with you completely. And the sad part is we know a lot more with regards to how we can improve our immune levels and this should be pushed in the media. Vitamin D,C, zinc, Quercetin. There would be fewer hospitalizations, fewer long haulers, fewer deaths and no closures needed. Unfortunately Pharma is the main shareholder in most of the msm and their only concern is vaccine profits.
Dr John - your video on the clinical trial in Spain on the use of oral calcifediol (main metabolite of D3) is GONE from UA-cam. The link I’ve sent my friends and family doesn’t work either. I hope you can re-post, perhaps with a new title (so it won’t be removed again).
Interesting, that nobody is talking about the on the MSM and by politicians. Too cheap, too factual, too easy for people to understand and would create less panick - a no win situation for them.
Thank you Dr. C. We’ve Been away for our summer retreat, but I know that the “voice of reason” is moving forward. Steady and strong you are, sir. But, don’t forget to rest.......and.......hug your beautiful wife for sharing her husband with the world. Back in the end of January; for our safety, sound information, and just plain survival during this Pandemic which has revealed so much about the shameful state of affairs in so many nations and unity of others. History will reveal so much about this time. I dare say that it won’t be a good read.
You are not an American so it really doesn't matter what your political affiliations are. I assumed that you are or have been a missionary. You have a wholesomeness to your demeanor. To me, as an American, you are an unbiased voice --crying out in the wilderness-- giving us/me the truth about what is going on in the states (as far as the virus is concerned).
@@sogley Sort of. It took months for my taste, smell and appetite to return to normal. My right lung is not so good and I'm physically weaker. Otherwise, I'm ok, and thank you for asking. 👍
@@phreatomagmatic8016 Glad to hear that. The longterm cost to the nation's health is going to be huge. Are you following any regime to boost your recovery and rehabilitation?
@@mrdoohickey4824 I've been trying to up my exercise by walking to the local shops, instead of driving. I don't think I will get back to where I was before covid.
If you contribute to Tim Spector’s C-19 App, your data can be collected for research & you may get invited to be tested for antibodies. It is a way of getting the symptoms you experienced recorded for research purposes, otherwise, as you say, you remain off the radar, as nobody was interested in March unless you were ill enough to need hospital treatment.
Don't worry John we all think your wonderful😉love the phrenology head and of course your continuous daily updates and info! We owe you a great deal😘🌼🌻xxxxxx
I really appreciate that you are continuing to make these videos to inform people of all developments. Ignore all of the people that are insisting on getting political. You are being heard by the people that really care to know what you say.
This is a bit harsh on restaurant/cafe/bar owners, but all service should be outdoors, take out or delivery. No indoor dining. I don't understand why some people "can't live" without going to eat inside an establishment for awhile.
I think it's been part of a lot of people's social lives, and a lot of people far prefer meeting with colleagues or friends outside of home - there is much less work involved. Outdoor dining would be ideal, but in northern England or Scotland, where you can often get 15C/60F weather with 50mph wind gusts in the middle of August means even much of summer is too cold to dine outside.
I'm a chef at a restaurant and it has been PACKED every day for the last 4 weeks. We have a patio with like 10 tables but most of the people have chosen to eat inside because it has been too hot out. It is making me nuts. I want to strangle these people. Like why are they doing this? Why can't they just get take out? Even at half capacity that still means we have a dining room with 100 people in it and they are all not wearing masks in a relatively small area because obviously you can't eat with a mask on. This is insane. Numbers are going to skyrocket now that kids are back to school. I'm worried because I have my retired mother living with me and she's high risk.
Doc, if the infection mortality rate is actually quite low, can you make a video describing your advice for people like mysellf who have been under strict lockdown. Is it now 'safe?' Should I still maintain strict social distancing? Some look at current measures and advice would be great in this quickly changing situation. I would like to hear your opinions and not wait for the Sage and Onions to stuff it up...
Agree that there needs to be further detail in the data breakdown. Don't wish to make light of a tragic event, but would be interested in knowing how many of the those child deaths were purely covid, and how many had preexisting conditions made worse by covid. Personally Dr. Campbell consider you a critic, you see stupidity and you call it out, regardless of political, ethnic or gender issues. Thank you again for your efforts sir.
In Canada we have over 130,000 cases and close to 10,000 deaths but only one child has died, a 9 year old, WITH covid, not covid caused. There also was a 19 year old who died but no information there about any underlying issues.
@@OceanFrontVilla3 Thanks for the information, does seem to suggest that however bad Covid is, it is not as bad as it could have been. Something Dr. Campbell and others have mentioned. Also shows just how badly the government response to this has been. Imagine this level of inept government and medical response to; ' a virus that infects like measles and kills like Ebola'. Sometimes I think Dr. Campbell is more scary then Stephen King.
I don't understand the obssession with number of cases. I'm more interested in the percentage of those cases who have mild symptoms versus having to stay in the ICU. Also, we are we pretending that schools have to become totally sterile environments before reopening them. Schools have NEVER been germ or virus free.
I believe the number if cases is relevant because obviously if you have little data but say 100 people show up at the hospital with symptoms and 10-13 of them die that's a very serious situation but if we know that actually 10,000 people are infected and only 100 needed to go to hospital then it's an entirely different situation. As far as schools are concerned, if you can guarantee that no person in a high risk group (remember our 100 people in hospital) both known and unknown, will not be infected from the high number of infected and asymptomatic school children then yes of course it's reasonable for children to go to school if we know for certain that children don't have any negative health impacts down the line in large numbers, but we can't make such guarantees can we. Are you a parent? I find it very difficult accepting that any parent wants their young children going to school before there's a lot more information about this disease
@@pakde8002 I appreciate your reasoning. With respect to parents, I do know parents who want their kids back in school (almost more for sports than academics), but I do know several who are waiting for a "safer environment"--but who gets to decide what that even means at this point. My wife has been traveling out of state (flying) every other week for business since April. We personally don't know anyone who has been seriously ill, and we have a fairly large circle of friends/family/associates. I haven't even sheltered my 86-year-old mother. We decided long ago that we'd rather take our chances than live in constant fear based on nebulous data.
Hi everyone and my favourite doctor I work as a teacher and out there there are many parents. In Asia like HK and Korea children are still having online classes but certainly in the UK and France children have to go back. I would like tp know your experiences so far and whether children end up infecting their families I expect this to be an ongoing discussion over the next few weeks!
Thnx so much Dr John Campbell. We are Coved19 free in Pohnpei, Micronesia. Sharing you blogs on Forums here helping educate Professionals and public alike. You are much appreciated by All here.
@Dr. John Campbell They are not adding the new cases from Universities to the states' daily total. There was over 6,000 positives in just one day at just one single college in Missouri.
Early on, the "official line" was that children rarely infected adults. Is that true? Has the thinking changed on it? I worry about children going back to school, becoming infected and then passing the infection on to their family members and friends. Dr. John, please look into this and let us know. Thank you.
My friend's brother recently got covid, he's overweight and smokes, doesn't even have any symptoms lol only found out he had it because his work tested there workforce, it's crazy how it can effect everyone differently.
6:13 -- I notice that the fraction of persons who tested positive for Covid-19 and who were children increases in those states where the pandemic arrived latest. By that time, testing was no longer restricted to patients with symptoms, so when the families of patients were tested for Covid-19, their kids tested positive.
I don't but I remember learning the word спутник in around 1974, together with вода (water) and земля (planet Earth) from a TV course. Haven't made much progress since, as I never could muster the necessary interest in language learning.
Dr Campbell how will the factors such as below will impact the spread and severity of the disease? - having same numbers of students as before the pandemic in a classroom -having no face masks during the lessons - having not enough ventilation in rooms?
Dr. John, the reason the individual states are collecting data differently is that the U.S. president insisted the the federal government would not get involved, and he left each state to decide for themselves how to deal with Covid. Thank you for yet another helpful webcast today.
What's happened to the requirement to leave name and phone number when you go into a cafe? I just realised I've been into two establishments this week and neither asked for details though they did do on earlier occasions.
Dr Campbell listened to Radio Moscow under the bed sheets, and my grandpa back in the USSR used to listen to the Voice of America under the bed sheets because KGB kept jamming the signal.
In this instance, Those with medical degrees are generally the most disgraceful of all. And they'll Attack the few Brave doctors and nurses who have come out with evidence that the general narrative is completely bogus. But they are sniveling cowards who simply want to protect their government jobs or social status. These traitors are enemies of humanity, sticking their heads in the sand while they proudly direct human civilization onto the trains, built by their CCP and globalist masters. High Tech trains conducted by the Coup plotters. With their MSM and social media snipers in back, aiming for any dissenting voices or facts.
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A vaccine that's only 50% effective could stop the spread of this disease and save vulnerable people from being exposed. The number of vulnerable people is still in the millions for each country.
9:02 funny. Don't worry about trolls. There is an Einstein quote.." Great spirits have always encountered opposition from mediocre minds. The mediocre mind is incapable of understanding the man who refuses to bow blindly to conventional prejudices and chooses instead to express his opinions courageously and honestly.”
A great quote by Einstein. There are many other websites that the mediocre minds can go to vent. Not here please. Thank you as always Dr. Campbell for giving me unbiased updates since March. Wish I saw you sooner. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
How do you know the great mind from the mediocre one? Campbell is generally just reporting, but every now and then he is clearly biased and should be called out for that.
Is there a source of information that gives the ages of the poor people that die of this in uk? We are now down to about 10 a day. Are these still mainly the over 65s like it was at the start of the pandemic or has there been a shift to younger groups?
Vitamin D should be up there with washing hands and social distancing, yet the WHO, CDC and FDA never mentions it. Have to wonder why getting us to all wear masks is more important to them than getting us all to raise our vitamin D levels.
@@Emma-kz3zr if people don’t get sick they don’t spread it. Even if you get it cough 100 times because you have a mild case instead of a 1000 times with a severe case, you spread it far less. Based on research done with vitamin D and the flu, vitamin D is probably far more effective at “slowing the spread” than masks, which come October (not in a hot car killing germs) will become germ cloths.
@@katy9860 please provide links in regards to Covid19 Vitamin D will always help minimise the effects of any virus, not the contagion rate, that's my simple uninformed understanding.
@@Emma-kz3zr the contagion rate is a combination of length of time when contagious and viral load. This is true of any virus. You don’t get the flu from someone who recovered a week ago. If with vitamin D we can have people cut the amount of time they are contagious in half or prevent people from ever getting CoViD19 we will cut the contagion rate. We would be far better served by getting everyone’s D levels tested and getting them up. It would help all sorts of other illnesses too. But instead they are touting shutting down businesses, schools, wearing masks and a vaccine. Why? Stopping a hundred coughs from ever happening would be better than someone wearing a mask and coughing a hundred times.
@@Emma-kz3zr Why do we need to "slow the spread"? Just protect the most vulnerable in hospitals and care homes, everyone else carry on as normal. The vast majority don't get seriously ill from covid.
There's a bigger picture out there that will cause more damage to the world. People not being treated for cancer and other diseases. Mass job losses. More people die on the roads every day than the virus, so i think we need some perspective and move forward
Thank you for your informative video.All your work with these videos have been a rock in a sea of confusion.Im sure this virus would have been more terrifying without your guidance through this.!👍
It is still being studied but includes heart damage (over 60% of cases), brain damage (very high in hospitalised patients), sterility in male patients, sudden onset type 1 diabetes, kidney damage etc etc... www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/coronavirus/in-depth/coronavirus-long-term-effects/art-20490351
people cannot recover from the coronavirus because the nice doctors havenot addressed the reason the coronavirus made them sick in the first place,low glutathione levels driving down the immune systems main power the vitamins a and d thats a weak damaged immune system,it wont produce effective anti bodies and this person can get reinfected,glutathione is the bodies most powerful anti oxidant ,as you age the gluathione level drops off causing the immune systems main power the a and d vitamins to drop off and the sickness and weakness sets in,this isnot rocket science boost the 3 levels,keeps you away from silly toxic md doctors ,later ,do you like real science or do you much prefer the fake science that dr john campbell spews out,its all bull shit ,boosting immunity is the key to good health
@@Beekind799 I have seen no credible reports on reinfection after one has been infected. Of the few cases thought possibly to be such, the majority turned out or were thought to be older remnant of the virus, that were still slowly being expelled from the body. Dr Campbell has also constantly been going on about Vit D too. Or were you not listening. It's not rocket science, obviously. It is health and medicine. Common sense, a is often the case, will only take one so far. Not too far at that.
@@rationalmartian a damaged immune system cannot make proper anti bodies,them people are at risk of reinfection,does this not sound logical to you,vitamin d wont raise low glutathione levels it wont raise low vit a levels ,all who died had low glutathione,low vit a and low vit d ,now why dont you ask nice dr john campbell who knows real science on the immune system and see what he says,raising them 3 levels is called boosting immunity,the key to this and its the only way patients can recover
I've just watched your latest video on vitimin D study and it seems to have been taken down already!!!! They are sooooo afraid. Thing is it's something cheap and good for us all. They must be threatened that you ate kindly giving us all this info to help us to stay healthy. We always say stay safe to eachother. I don't think They want us safe , they want us all sick.
I think there's at least two other aspects with a huge impact on mortality / IFR. FIRST: For many weeks early on, medics were really struggling to work out how to treat the hospitalised cases. One particular example: people were being put on ventilators, but O2 levels kept dropping. Over time, the best SOC treatment protocols evolved as we learnt how to treat severe cases. SECOND: as societies, as we all learnt about the risk factors, it took time for us to understand and accommodate that knowledge. Best example would be how care homes went from being the source of most cases, to being ultra careful, super isolated, safe havens. And outside that environment, most of us started being super cautious around our parents and grand parents, to help keep them safe. This 'overshoot' also tilts the demographics towards a younger average case age.
Care homes in Michigan are still mixing Covid 19 patients with non Covid patients. Just putting up particians between different sections of the care homes. The same air is still circulating through the entire building as are the staff.
Any hospital worth is name would have known to treat ARS. Back in the day people were grasping at just about any straw they could find (ibuprofen, aggressive ventilators, laying on your back etc.) to explain why so many people were dying, but I can guarantee from experience that care has remained just about the same throughout.
Extremely awesome to be educated by your wisdom Dr.John! I don’t hesitate to subscribe your lessons right after I heard the first minutes of your lessons.
Well to be nominated for Nobel Prize one should have been doing research for at least decades on a particular subject and have made a breakthrough and an important discovery with further implications. The ones who discovered the structure of DNA, or the histocompatibility complex (my former boss) or the mRNA and the genetic code were Nobel Laureats.
@@countbasingstoke no it's not posh, that's how it works. I remember for my ex boss other research directors had asked for his nomination. But it was more thanj thirty years of hard work on immunohistocompatibilty complex. All transplants are done today because of his and the other laureats work. There's a committee as well. But maybe everything has changed. But you can look it up and see how it works.
Given the updated lower death rates, the case for keeping schools and businesses open is stronger, and it also shows the Swedish method to be smarter every day. Their top medical officials were saying early on the death rate was low and the vast majority of people will be fine. The big mistake most countries made was not immediately protecting the elderly. Lesson learned (hopefully).
Not particularly. I think, like me, most of those who are elderly or with underlying health issues are still lying low so as not to catch it just in case they end up as a fatality.
@@susan9188 not all the elderly or the people in risk-group will invariably get sick and die. My stepfather is 77, was positive AND assymptomatic, but had to be tested for COVID anyway (he's an MD). He's still doing fine...
I really want to thank you, for giving us the data and breaking it down for us. So many other source's unfortunately seem to have agenda 's. You have been a great help to do many of us.
Again John, you provide date on English test and trace and title it UK data. Do you have access to Scotland’s Test and Protect data? It is easy to access and will provide your listeners with a much more nuanced view of UK and awareness of the very different approaches being adopted by the different nations that make up the UK.
Very interesting study out about brandykine (probably spelled wrong) being the problem in covid 19 (eventually leading to the cytokine storm). Peak prosperity was discussing it today.
Yes, I saw it last night. Apparently, sneaky covid is now being shown in the study he discussed to be able to get more deeply into the cells, causing hypertension as per the study. A few days ago he did one that dealt with damage to testicles. And he's done others on other types of health consequences. As we learn more and more about this virus and the damage it can cause, no one should carelessly risk getting it (for whatever reason) or risk transmission to others. The fatalities are not the only tragic consequence. Definitely a whole lot more research is needed, after all, it's a novel V.
@@helpingeachother7007 saw that one too. Guarantee if it was well known that covid 19 can damage the testicles, there wouldn't be a man anywhere without a mask, hand sanitizer attached to the belt loop, and social distancing would definitely happen in public. I told the hubby and he made a strange squeak noise. Definitely is a weird virus.
@@helpingeachother7007 He also did a video where he explained that it isn't such a novel virus. And I'm sure he didn't mention anything getting more deeply into the cells - oh and I think you meant to say hypotension rather than hypertension.
The Wee Norn Iron Woman - The bradykinin storm doesn't lead to the cytokine storm. They are totally different mechanisms. But do pour me a brandy if there is any going ! LOL ;-) D3 and zinc help with the bradykinin storm as well as D3 helping to prevent the cytokine storm and zinc making it far more difficult for the virus to replicate. If people are so desperate to wear masks they should take D3, zinc and quercetin at the very least since in most cases the masks put you more at risk of exposure to the virus.
Thank you for the coverage of the reduced death rate data. When looking at the absolute number of deaths, they are much less than the absolute number of deaths now. My thought is that it is due to the combined effect of the more significant testing and the increased number of more young and healthy people getting COVID-19.
I have the US Virginia Covid19 tracking app on my phone and my phone alarmed me 3 times in 2 weeks - note, I live alone and no one was here other than me. All three events were accompanied by delivery trucks passing my home, no deliveries to my home but the blue tooth application is working - don't quite know what that means to the safety for us and how this could impact on the health care system. Oh yes, I have not been tested.
Thanks Dr. Campbell, interesting stats and views, as always. -- About the Infection-Mortality-Rate (IFR): If the IFR is/was 0,2% (so 1 out of 500), as you mention as possibility, in March-April already, that means in case of 50.000 deaths: 50.000 x 500 = 25.000.000 people were infected. Which is 37% of the UK. (Which is possible in my opinion but it's very different to what most people, and scientists, think.) -- Another possible explanation for the spectacularly dropped case fatality rate: Assume: A: In-homogeneity between people in susceptibility. B. A large part of the population got in contact with possibly-infectious levels of the virus. C. At the most-susceptible people the infection progresses the most-severe. If A, B and C are true, then the IFR is higher early in the epidemic and drops fast later.
@Blue Brigadier A lot of the over-reaction was due to how more deadly the original SARS was, which of course was easier to contain, because it didn't have asymptomatic spread. It also begs the question: was the original SARS as deadly, as they thought? How many mild/asymptomatic cases were they? Just because it wasn't transmitted by asymptomatic people, it didn't mean that none existed.
Unfortunately antibody tests show only 6.3% of population had antibodies, at the end of June. I accept that will be subject to some selection bias and that, those infected very early on will no longer have antibodies, but there's no way 37% of the population have had it. www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/healthandsocialcare/conditionsanddiseases/bulletins/coronaviruscovid19infectionsurveypilot/england17july202 Yes, there must be some other reason why the IFR is currently so low, than just the increased rate of testing.
@Blue Brigadier All right, prove there is no symptomatic spread? Where's the evidence? The WHO got so many things wrong, it's not worth mentioning them. There's plenty of evidence to suggest asymptomatic spread. What some of the other videos by doctors and nurses. If that wasn't the case, there wouldn't be a pandemic, because it would be easy to quarantine those with symptoms. All infectious diseases, which have caused pandemics over the last hundred years have had asymptomatic spread, without exception: HIV, polio, influenza to name just a few.
@@alunjones3860 - The antibody population screening research shows a minimum percentage of infected people. The maximum is about 5 times the antibody percentage because the highest antibody population percentages found were about 20% (London? Some other cities too). In Netherland the state virologists announced in early April that people with mild symptoms, in nose or throat, didn't make detectable antibodies. Which did bring Netherland in panic, worrying that people can get re-infected. Now it's clear that they must have other immunity methods (T-cells, B-sells or whatever known or unknown immunity method). So asymptomatic people, or with mild symptoms, probably aren't find much with antibody population screening research. So that research gives only vague bandwidths. - For herd immunity it's possible that it's not about the number of people who were infected but about the number of people who were in contact with infectious levels of the virus. All people who were in contact with the virus but were not infected, can still get infected some time but will not get very ill. So an infected population percentage of 1% or 5% or 10% or whatever percentage, can go along with herd immunity. See France and Spain now, many people are/get infected now but the epidemic in the sense of illness/deaths is over since March/April.
The official Track and Trace system in UK is an absolute shambles, my nephews wife is tested weekly, because she’s a pharmacist in a private hospital, she tested positive, but asymptotic eight weeks ago, they arranged tests for my nephew, their two children his work colleague and his wife and children, they all tested negative. The official Track and Trace system didn’t actually contact my nephew for Five days after his wife’s positive test, they then told him he would be tested Three day’s later, but they informed him their children didn’t require tests, they are an absolute joke!
Do you remember the Oxford study who stated, half the UK population may have already contracted coronavirus? Working on a Infection fatality rate of 0.2%, along with the ONS data of around 57,000 deaths, the Oxford study might actually be more accurate than we first thought.
And yet antibody studies suggested that only 3.4 million people in England had been infected by the end of June. So I think the Oxford study was not very accurate (see www.bmj.com/content/370/bmj.m3224).
@@sogley The problem is, we just don't know. Antibodies themselves only last a few months with relatively few people having had the antibody tests. I'm just working on the maths. The IFR is around 0.3% at the moment and dropping all the time. So working on that assumption, 28,000,000×0.2% = 56,000. Even If we then take local demographics into account, it should still more or less balance out. There was a large outbreak of around 400 individuals just 8 miles from where I live. I paid very close attention, as I'm quite often in that area, and as far as I'm aware, no one died.
@@sogley I'll give you an example of how widespread this virus is. I had to go and work with three other people on a project back in April. I had already recovered from covid several weeks earlier. Every one who was working with me during April had to self isolate, as either they or someone they lived with tested positive.
But the current low death rates are NOT explained by past lack of wide scale comprehensive (test and trace) testing! It may have been a self selecting sample but currently people are not needing hospitals.
There 's nearly any airborne transmission in summertime ( which is the more dangerous one ) and most of the people will have immunity by now since schoolchildren will have been infected in February and March.
Germany stats would have been a big clue to ifr. Largest cases in the younger age group. The sort of profile you get when you run an effective track and trace system.
I've read somewhere that there have been cases of orchitis as a result of covid. I've looked everywhere but can't find out if it has an effect on fertility levels. If you could look it up it would be a big help.
Barbara Lindhjem probably I know it effected ever weak part of my body now I know where I have problems it was mild no cough but I still got the ground glass lungs both bottom lobes I had a ct scan a crazy virus 🦠 let me tell you
Hi Dr. Campbell, thank you for your work💜 I watch your videos to stay "grounded" so to speak, because the media puts so much emotion into this. In southern Ontario, we have a large concentration of nurses, because many work in the States, and there are more hospitals in a smaller area (if that makes sense). At the beginning In our area, only medical staff were getting tested, but then they opened it up. Even when they opened it up, the general population still had a bit of a hard time because medical staff was priority. In this area, at least with the people I know, hardly anyone was testing their kids, now that testing has become more available, people are testing their children. I'm just wondering if the rise in cases is just because kids have been sick but now they're getting tested?
I live on the Idaho/Oregon border, USA. I was thrilled to see some health department websites in smaller areas provide links to Dr. John's channel. Everything is such a mess here in the U.S. One of the very best sources for information is from Dr. John.
Problem with these aps, that you are hoping for are the bluetooth part. This is not working properly and as far as i know, non of my friends have it turned on. Only turn it on, if you really need it, but most of the time it is turned off. Why would anyone have bluetooth turned on all the time?
Without data on how many cycles the tests were run it's hard to judge the significance of the reported child infection numbers. Tests returning positive after 30 cycles surely mean the test subject is non infectious. Tests returning a positive after 40 cycles are relatively meaningless. My suspicion is that many of the positives being reported in the US are from tests being run over 30 cycles but it would be good to have this confirmed or refuted.
Increasing portion of children testing positive might just be because asymptomatic children were previously not tested. And as almost all children are without symptoms, there is no real trend. So what Dr Campell is explaining later is also the answer to the increasing portion of children testing positive. It also explains the difference in the stats os US, states that are late in the infection wave are of course testing more asymptomatic children.
I would never walk around with bluetooth enabled - but saying that if I really had to run it then I would run it on a separate device that wasnt used to log into anything sensitive - better safe than sorry....
Thank you John for your videos. Very insightful. A question. I have watched your video explaining the falling overall death rate to 0.3 and possibly lower. But what is happening to the death rate to the high risk over 70’s? Is is flat or dropping and if so why?
Yes, and because children get mild or asymptomatic infections (I'm not Trump posting a tweet so I can state this fact without getting banned), limited testing earlier this year meant that testing was allocated preferentially to those who show more severe symptoms, which would exclude most children.
Dr.John, you have been an amazing, steadying voice for *many* people. For about a month now my kids have been doing online Schooling. As of sep.15th schools (here In NC) have opened on an A day/ B Day schedule. Which means half of the students go on Monday & Thursday, and half go on Tuesday & Friday, essiantially bringing classrooms down from 20 kids to 10. The day's they are not at school they continue online. They are expected to wear a mask from the time they get on the bus 6:45am till the time they get home 3:45pm..with the exception of lunch (which is now in the classroom). Everyday we have to fill out a evaluation form for them to be able to get on the bus, when they arrive at school they have their tempature checked, and they have implmented hand washing 8 times a day. While this all sounds good, I fear it is not enough 😞. I'm already hearing rumors of kids taking masks off while bus driver is not looking, kids sharing snaks when they are not supposed to, and who knows what else. The fact is even with limited amount of students, teachers and staff can't keep an eye on them all the time. I'm very conflicted because I believe there will be a spike in cases- however we do need to continue to live our lives. This virus will be with us for the lounge haul. I'm already hearing a great precentage of people won't take a vaccine even if there is one- due to the rush, and fear of unsaftey. Between covid, the not so long ago hurricanes, the wild fires, the hatred of people towards other people- it feels like *our* *world* is in *chaios* ...
In my opinion this particular individual deserves a knighthood for his services to the general public - simply outstanding! Thank you very much Doctor Campbell! I've learnt so much since the lockdown - cheers mate!
I absolutely agree.
all who died from the coronavirus had low glutathione levels,low vit alevels and low vit d levels,the reason so many cant recover is because the nice doctor hasnot told them the reason the coronavirus made them sick in the first place,low glutathione,low vit a,low vit d,yeah dr john campbell is great he would not know real science on the immune system if it bit him on the arse,donot wear facemask which decrease immunity,the key to this is raising them 3 levels its called boosting immunity,
@Chris Stevens only stupid sheeple listen to this idiot and his fear agenda
Well if this MSM doesn't change your mind.....ua-cam.com/video/0ulA8u05Z-Q/v-deo.html
I second your proposal on the knighthood for Doctor Campbell.Where would we be and what would we be thinking without the good doctors guidance in this.!.God bless him.!
Yesterday, after watching to your video, I thought how refreshing it was to get Covid information WITHOUT all the political garbage attached to it. I am from the US and you (and a couple other dr’s on UA-cam) are my only sources of information on the pandemic. Thank you for all the work you are doing.
Is Peak Prosperity one of your other sources?
Pirjo Lindqvist I mostly watch this channel and medcram. I have looked at some of peak prosperity videos, but he can be a little too intense for me.
And yet only a day later he is adding political garbage. You must be disappointed.
ua-cam.com/video/0ulA8u05Z-Q/v-deo.html
With all the controversy that swirls around the truths of covid and its data.. it is not surprising that the good Dr here has to deal with his fair share of crazy.
Thank you John. There are many, many ppl that appreciate everything you do, and realize you are here to serve..
HUMANITY.
As an American I second this comment. Apologies for our US crazies
Hear hear.
Chris Stevens : dr John is a PhD and has every right to the title. He might not be a medical doctor but he is a senior trainer of nurses and his degree is in this area.
Chris Stevens up to a point I agree but he does have considers medical experience and he does have qualifications that give weight to his views. And he is an experienced researcher.
I think Dr Campbell's views are somewhat affected by his age. What I mean by that is those of us who are older are far more concerned about the virus. If you speak to a young doctor, you often get a different perspective. We all are affected by our own circumstances. Interestingly, Sweden's top medical officials aren't young but they did get it right except for not protecting the elderly in the beginning. But most countries made that error.
Dr. Campbell; As a past student of Marine Biology I don't view you as subscribing to a political agenda. I view you as a concerned humanitarian involved in documenting the statistics of this world wide pandemic and relating it to the general public who are welcome to make their own conclusions about the data. I rely on your professional experience to educate me as a student. I don't claim to understand everything you relate in your discussions but I find it all very interesting and informative. I have made changes in my life that protect me from infection using your advice and I know others have too. The photos you share are proof of that. Thank you for your humanitarian service. Robert in North Carolina, USA.
Robert Brown well said just too long 😻
Passi Flower not too long for someone with the attention span of a goldfish 😱
Such a pleasure to be educated by a trustworthy person with so much wisdom and respect for research-based facts.
Thank you, Dr. John, for the videos free of political bias.
Pleasure that you needed to be educated which makes your comment irrelevant
@@KO-hu4wg Everyone needs to know more which makes your comment irrelevant. How many COVID vents did YOU run ? I think none, you know sh*t!
@@KO-hu4wg does your nonsensical comment make you feel intelligent or interesting? Nothing better to do with yourself so you attack any nice person you meet online? God, what a pathetic existence.
He literally starts this video with political bias.
Are you joking????
Reliable, tireless, and methodical. A daily staple since January. Although I live in the states, someday when we overcome this pandemic, I'd like to shake your hand if I find myself over the pond.
This is the only place to come to for the facts.. Keep up the excellent work 💯🙏
Thank you Dr John for all the time you give to this (away from your allotment). It is much appreciated as I love following your updates every day. I can only imagine how much time this takes up for you..
Really! I think that's a bit skewed, I bet he's making more from this youtube channel than he ever did professionally and that must be his motivation! Stop making him out to be some kind of mother Theresa he isn't!
Mr Campbell, I don't believe you have been politically biased about Covid. A lesson that I have learned is to trust data. Here in the US, in my opinion, data is drowned out by politics.
Sinndy Moor..I totally agree with you & it’s getting worse the closer we get to the election.
This explains a better approach of how the CDC could have framed the 6%
m.ua-cam.com/video/_TECf3xSFbU/v-deo.html
@Jim fallow That's not what the CDC said. They're saying 6% do not have co-morbidities such as obesity, diabetes, heart disease and pneumonia. If a healthy 40 year-old is obese and catches Covid-19, they are not included in the 6% who do not have co-morbidities. And if a healthy 40 year-old catches Covid-19 and subsequently develops pneumonia, that too does not count in the 6%.
The CDC have not been lying. The media have been recklessly misinterpreting what they said.
Very surprised that you didn't mention the higher levels of Vitamin D in our blood, here in Europe at the end of summer, as a possible factor in the lower IFR. Especially with the spectacular results from the Spanish study that was recently published, showing that giving calcifediol (basically Vit. D) to hospitalised patients, dramatically decreased their chance of ending up in ICU and/or dying.
What was the rate of clinical VitD deficiency in admitted patients?
Can we rely on European summer necessarily contributing to endogenous VitD increases given the lock down and the instructions for those in at risk groups (so most likely to die from complications) to shield e.g. potentially limiting their exposure to sunlight?
I've taken between 2000-5000IU daily VitD3 for the last 6 years, I am a nerdy type that spends a lot of time under artificial light and I have slightly darker skin than the majority in my part of the world....it's bizarre to me to think that people can be so deficient in a particular vitamin that administration in hospital can yield a significant effect.
You have a good point , Jane.
No doubt that the higher Vitamin D in out blood helps in the summer.
But Vitamine D3 forms over the Day a thin oily film over your skin and in rest hours IT wil enter true your skin o. Your body
Most people shower Everyday of more Times a Day with soap.
This soap wash off the most vitamin D3 from your skin behoren IT van enter your body.
Do I dont think a lot people have high levels Vitamin D3 in there body.
Tip.
Let IT check at your docter how high the levels are
AidanMyne, in the US, many test low on Vit D, perhaps because there is a fear of sun cancer and a deficient diet.
Have you got the link of that research?
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Hawaiian lifeguards typically have 70 ng/ml, so I think your "washes away" theory has no basis in fact. It takes penetrating UVB to get through the epidermis, where cholesterol is converted into Vitamin D3. We don't have a coating of cholesterol outside our skin.
I wore a mask 7th of March onwards and put myself into lockdown, and 2 weeks before that I stopped using public transport and walking everywhere in Harrow. If the government had just come out and said to people in March that masks were needed for health care workers but please make a home made mask that would of helped a lot.
A Chinese University student near where I live was hit by a car and the driver got out and started shouting at her for wearing a mask. I don't know if he was referring to the fact that perhaps it obscured her peripheral vision or whether he was being xenophobic, but she was really upset at being shouted at for wearing a mask and couldn't understand why anyone would have a problem with it.
It took Britain a really long time to cotton on to mask-wearing.
This is one of the biggest problems..people focus on masks too much when their protection is way down the chain of precautions..did you not just listen to what he said about contact apps..have you downloaded one
@@georgesockett3316 Masks are extremely important for PREVENTION of disease transmission! Contact apps are very helpful for contact tracing, but they are a tool to advise people who may have been exposed to be tested. Wearing masks is effective at preventing the exposures in the first place and thus are of paramount importance.
@2manynegativewaves - amen!
@@sandyb1184 This makes sense that you do not understand how a contact app reduces mortality and put more emphasis on a mask..download the app
What about increased vitamin d levels over summertime contributing to the lower IFR?
@Kevin Ryan who is Jeppo Jinx?
It seems our favorite NurseEducator is forgetting our first line of IMMUNE SUFFICIENCY defense????!
What's up with that?
@@elisevillemaire8344 we who have followed Dr John from early on know he has emphasized certain supplements and having a strong immune system. If he repeats all on every video he would not be able to give us all of the latest updates. His videos are full of information that is relevant for today each day. I advise you to watch many of his earlier covid ones and you will be more informed and be able to strengthen your own body's defence system. Your brain will be better informed and then you can tap into your knowledge bank and be grateful. He has also interviewed several medical people on the ground in other countries who have given reliable and credible reports eg Iraq , India ,Africa and other places where official data has been nonexistent, suspect or manipulated. Thank you for seeking more and you will find it. I thank Dr John everyday for his ability to get to the truth and impart it sincerely and to all.
@@wendyrenna6016 New viewers are catching on all the time, and lots of us forget things, even life-saving level important things. I guess you don't understand the power of repetition. The most basic thoroughly cheap thing we can all do to protect ourselves today, before we get sick, is safely get un-blocked AM sun and/or take an effective Vitamin D supplement ! Far too many can't get enough naturally.
It should be first on the sign behind him every episode recently.
But it isn't even there! So now it gets mentioned as a side issue and not the most important issue. Masks are never forgotten, but our innate immunity must be prepped for a potential infection BEFORE A MASK LETS IT IN.
Like I said, it should be plastered on the poster, then it's absolutely fine if he doesn't say the words.
Plenty of folks will catch an episode hit-and-miss style. If they miss those majority of days, now, when he doesn't mention it, they may risk the much higher risk of being dangerously IMMUNO COMPROMISED when they could easily prevent it.
His shows are longish, few watch them all the way through. So someone in England, (with low postage!) should send him a more complete poster with Vitamin D Sufficiency highlighted as easy/cheap preparation for assumed partial mask/washing/distance/ventilation failure.
WINTER IS COMING!
Low Vitamin D level FLU SEASON will lead to so many more DEATHS!
@Kevin Ryan Just look at the falling deathrates!
Even in the US which does so very little to control its spread🙁
Much of Europe, the world in general and more than most, China go to extremes to limit and track it.
Could you imagine if our media outlets updated us like this everyday? It just goes to show how controlled and spun the news is when you hear it.
Why would they? That is not their function.
I'd be most shocked if the actual stats for vaccine harm were made known. Due to the rushing of covid vaccine, some news articles are trickling out, mainly in Democrat American news but not with the intention of truly informing the public of past and present disasters, no, the intention is to admonish Republicans for wanting to capitalize on vaccine success for electoral gain.
The war on Hydroxychloroquine can be traced back to Gilead, the drug maker looking to profit big from Remdesivir
Friday, September 04, 2020 by: Lance D Johnson
It was beyond strange when the major media networks began to attack a pharmaceutical, especially in the middle of a pandemic. When did the major media networks ever criticize a drug? It turns out that controversial pharmaceutical is a cheap medicine that helps human cells uptake zinc so their immune system can recover from coronavirus infections.
Dr. Didier Raoult of France was using something as simple and cheap as hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) in combination with zinc and an antibiotic to successfully treat coronavirus patients. The news of Raoult’s success spread like wildfire, and U.S. President Donald Trump ultimately promoted the treatment, which acts as both a prophylactic and a therapeutic.
But it doesn’t matter how many doctors successfully treat coronavirus patients using HCQ and zinc. It doesn’t matter what people do in the home to help their immune system through the infection. What matters is drug company profits.
Tens of billions of dollars are on the line as Gilead tries to force dangerous Remdesivir down patient’s throats
There are tens of billions of dollars on the line if doctors are able to use something as cheap as HCQ and zinc to cure patients. Gilead, the maker of Remdesivir, wants to make sure that doctors use their 5-day coronavirus treatment which costs $3,000 per patient. In comparison, a generic dose of HCQ costs anywhere between $10 and $20.
Studies on Gilead’s remdesivir are abysmal, showing adverse events for 102 (66%) of 155 remdesivir recipients. The adverse events were so horrific for remdesivir patients, that 18 (12%) of the patients had to be taken off the drug. As their drug failed, Gilead went to war with a simple treatment protocol that was working.
Gilead’s desperate war against HCQ
The first hit job on HCQ came from the Veterans’ Administration hospital system study. One author of the study received numerous grants from Gilead, and in one instance, he collected nearly a quarter of a million dollars from the drug company. The flaws in the study were swiftly exposed, as Gilead tried to influence the results of the study.
The next hit job on HCQ came from Surgisphere, which published a 15,000-patient mega study that allegedly compiled data from hospitals across the world. The data, aimed at discrediting HCQ, was published in the prestigious Lancet and New England Journal of Medicine. Upon further review, the data was found to be fraudulent and the study was retracted from the journals, but it was too late: The study was used to restrict outpatient use of HCQ in the U.S. Australia, and most of Europe.
The editors of the Lancet declared Surgisphere’s scheme a “monumental fraud” but by then it was too late. These same Lancet editors had already gone out of their way to pressure the World Health Organization to suspend all trials for HCQ.
Even though France’s very own Dr. Raoult was successfully using HCQ in his treatment protocol, France was one of the first countries to severely restrict access to the drug. This suppression of treatment was done in a system of socialized medicine, which is supposed to protect patients from the abuses of pharmaceutical companies. The coordinated lobbying to suppress access to a life-saving treatment is considered a crime against humanity. Dr. Raoult fought hard against Gilead and testified against them during a meeting of the French National Assembly.
Since then, doctors around the world have followed suit and used this simple treatment protocol. A group of U.S. doctors appeared live in front of the Supreme Court to testify on the effectiveness of HCQ, but their success stories were immediately banned by Facebook, whose executives are apparently in on Gilead’s swindle. Nevertheless, the brave front line doctors are doing everything they can to get the word out to patients that there are physicians who will prescribe HCQ.
Gilead controls the panel that decides coronavirus treatment and has presidential candidate Joe Biden in their back pocket
According to the NIH, eight out of fifty-five members who are on the panel making suggestions for covid-19 treatment, are currently affiliated with Gilead. At least another twenty-four members of the panel have past associations with this domineering drug company. A drug company that is not only committing crimes against humanity, restricting access to treatments that work and pushing costly treatments that harm more people, but they also continue to control who gets access to treatment, while manipulating what kind of treatment is available and suppressing anything that could help people’s immune systems recover.
Gilead controls both political parties but has three times the financial influence over the Biden campaign, according to campaign donation records. Gilead’s top executives will be trying to save themselves from going to prison by campaigning for Joe Biden, who will gleefully carry out the plot of his handlers.
Sources include:
AmericanThinker.com
MedicineUncensored.com
PubMed.gov
ua-cam.com/video/PbraMy6vpXE/v-deo.html
Ese Callum
There is no war, just fools on UA-cam promoting a drug that has not been tested properly.
Reporting you for threatening harm to people with your lies
Elementary kids will not social distance, any expectations of that are futile.
I live in Sweden and the schools never closed, really no restrictions were put in schools below university level, noone is wearing masks. I work as an extra teacher so I have been at peoples’ homes helping their kids with homework in a major city, weekly, since before the virus hit. I’ve asked both kids and parents about what they have seen and heard and I mean... neither kids nor parents they knew of were getting sick and I didn’t either (you’d think I would, breathing the same air as kids who went to school and parents who went to work would).
It is anecdotal sure, but at least people aren’t dropping like flies. It seems to me you would have to look pretty hard to find evidence that kids going back to school is worse than having them home, compare my country to any other that had lockdown. We have alot of deaths but it is mainly due to elderly homes getting infected. To me it sounds like alot of people are using the argument that ”noone is allowed to die!” when it comes to all of this, and whereas that is definitely the goal, people die even when there is no pandemic and is it really proven that lockdowns prevented huge amounts deaths? I guess this is a right-wing position abroad but funnily in this country the right wing are the ones championing lockdowns. Just seems like the result in terms of deaths are basically the same, this virus is so infectious it will basically get to everyone eventually, and the few people who managed to avoid it, will catch it once lockdowns lift. Meanwhile people will die from economic depression and the lack of production will cause starvation in poorer countries relying on food. Although kids don’t produce food, generally people who argue for keeping schools closed argue for complete lockdowns as risk to adults is higher than to kids.
It just sounds hypocritical to me to worry about a tiny percentage of kids getting sick/dying in say America, while arguing for factories to be closed, virtually leading to thousands/millions of people (including many kids) dying in Africa because of it.
@@alexrandrerx3809 lots of wisdom and common sense. I am so ready to move to Sweden sounds like the last country with any brains. Each death is tragic whatever the cause but we can't stop living or taking risks. Eating, exercising, having sex, driving a car, sleeping, flying etc. these are risky activities.
@@alexrandrerx3809 That information is incorrect. There are a lot of restrictions for schools in Sweden.
“Here in Sweden, if the students feel ill, they must stay at home and be symptom-free for at least 48 hours before returning to school,” says Isaksson. “Pupils must wash their hands continuously, and so must the teachers. Some of the teachers who are in a high-risk group may work from home.”
All national tests have been cancelled by the government, she adds. Large meetings and events, such as school trips and graduation celebrations, have also been cancelled. And social distancing rules apply in schools.
“We have to make sure that we have an increased distance in the classrooms and in the lunchroom, and as much as we can spend the breaks outdoors,” says Liss.
To manage this, the school have split their classes, making sure that year groups are spread out around the school.
“We have separated the classes and keep them distanced from each other. They have their own home classrooms, while we teachers come to them. Each grade has school in three different buildings,” says Liss.
The split classes mean that learning is also divided - between being in the classroom and learning remotely. This is an arrangement that can be challenging for teachers to manage, Isaksson says, though she believes that it has also forced her to reflect on her practice.
“Every day, we write on the web platform that we use [for remote learning] what the students should do, so that those who are at home can work, even though they are not in school,” she explains. “It has been a challenge, but it has made us become better at writing instructions to the students and to think in a different way.”
Kristof Devuyst That is true, I did say ”no restrictions” which is wrong, the things you stated are the official guidelines, although the extent to which they are enforced is highly disputable. My brother (8th grade) tells me these things are more symbolic than anything in his school. They leave their classrooms and talk to people during recess, eat in the large canteen, buy things in cafeteria, etc. with teachers occasionally telling people to keep distance. My cousins (younger) have it more like what you wrote, basically never leaving classroom. Still, if you consider everything outside of class hours, like crammed buses (although they do enforce starting later now, at 9, since a few weeks back so kids won’t travel with adults), kids meeting parents, friends, doing sports, going to gym, movies, stores, etc. this would still only create a bunch of small petri dishes where the weakest link in classroom causes infection of the class.
These measures are better than nothing but surely the effect of them won’t be immense.
Companies and universities have also taken measures to ask people to work from home if they can, which works for certain professions.
My point still stands: why keep the lockdowns in place if these simple measures (not even masks) are seemingly effective here? Especially seeing a country like the US where there has been lockdowns and still have similar/more deaths per capita as here? There are more people and they are more concentrated in USA for sure, which does explain alot, considering alot of deaths in NY for example (almost has the population of Sweden in that city itself), but it seems like the virus has moved through the population regardless and so the economic damage is extremely unnessecary and will cause more deaths in the long run in my opinion, while killing economic prosperity for millenials and coming generations once again.
@@alexrandrerx3809
I agree with you completely. And the sad part is we know a lot more with regards to how we can improve our immune levels and this should be pushed in the media. Vitamin D,C, zinc, Quercetin. There would be fewer hospitalizations, fewer long haulers, fewer deaths and no closures needed. Unfortunately Pharma is the main shareholder in most of the msm and their only concern is vaccine profits.
Thank you for the work you do Dr John
Dr John - your video on the clinical trial in Spain on the use of oral calcifediol (main metabolite of D3) is GONE from UA-cam. The link I’ve sent my friends and family doesn’t work either. I hope you can re-post, perhaps with a new title (so it won’t be removed again).
Did anyone watch today's Medcram video? There is now a study about vitamin D and Covid-19.
Interesting, that nobody is talking about the on the MSM and by politicians. Too cheap, too factual, too easy for people to understand and would create less panick - a no win situation for them.
Thank you, I'll check it out
Dr John has been all over the vit D and related studies from beginning
Hey Jude but he still emphasize the masks instead of strengteh our immune system..
@@peterkapusi5882
As well as; not instead of. 🙄
Thank you Dr. C. We’ve Been away for our summer retreat, but I know that the “voice of reason” is moving forward. Steady and strong you are, sir. But, don’t forget to rest.......and.......hug your beautiful wife for sharing her husband with the world. Back in the end of January; for our safety, sound information, and just plain survival during this Pandemic which has revealed so much about the shameful state of affairs in so many nations and unity of others. History will reveal so much about this time. I dare say that it won’t be a good read.
You are not an American so it really doesn't matter what your political affiliations are. I assumed that you are or have been a missionary. You have a wholesomeness to your demeanor.
To me, as an American, you are an unbiased voice --crying out in the wilderness-- giving us/me the truth about what is going on in the states (as far as the virus is concerned).
Many of us who contracted covid-19 early on, were never tested, as at that time, no tests were being carried out, so we never ended up on the radar.
I hope you have fully recovered.
@@sogley
Sort of. It took months for my taste, smell and appetite to return to normal. My right lung is not so good and I'm physically weaker. Otherwise, I'm ok, and thank you for asking. 👍
@@phreatomagmatic8016 Glad to hear that. The longterm cost to the nation's health is going to be huge. Are you following any regime to boost your recovery and rehabilitation?
@@mrdoohickey4824
I've been trying to up my exercise by walking to the local shops, instead of driving. I don't think I will get back to where I was before covid.
If you contribute to Tim Spector’s C-19 App, your data can be collected for research & you may get invited to be tested for antibodies. It is a way of getting the symptoms you experienced recorded for research purposes, otherwise, as you say, you remain off the radar, as nobody was interested in March unless you were ill enough to need hospital treatment.
Don't worry John we all think your wonderful😉love the phrenology head and of course your continuous daily updates and info! We owe you a great deal😘🌼🌻xxxxxx
I fail to see how anyone owes the man anything, what as he done for you? As he saved you from something if so what?
I really appreciate that you are continuing to make these videos to inform people of all developments. Ignore all of the people that are insisting on getting political. You are being heard by the people that really care to know what you say.
This is a bit harsh on restaurant/cafe/bar owners, but all service should be outdoors, take out or delivery. No indoor dining. I don't understand why some people "can't live" without going to eat inside an establishment for awhile.
I think it's been part of a lot of people's social lives, and a lot of people far prefer meeting with colleagues or friends outside of home - there is much less work involved.
Outdoor dining would be ideal, but in northern England or Scotland, where you can often get 15C/60F weather with 50mph wind gusts in the middle of August means even much of summer is too cold to dine outside.
I'm a chef at a restaurant and it has been PACKED every day for the last 4 weeks. We have a patio with like 10 tables but most of the people have chosen to eat inside because it has been too hot out. It is making me nuts. I want to strangle these people. Like why are they doing this? Why can't they just get take out? Even at half capacity that still means we have a dining room with 100 people in it and they are all not wearing masks in a relatively small area because obviously you can't eat with a mask on. This is insane. Numbers are going to skyrocket now that kids are back to school. I'm worried because I have my retired mother living with me and she's high risk.
Sure I agree with you, But will be very difficult winter time in Sweden.. even now in the autumn(-:
Doc, if the infection mortality rate is actually quite low, can you make a video describing your advice for people like mysellf who have been under strict lockdown. Is it now 'safe?' Should I still maintain strict social distancing? Some look at current measures and advice would be great in this quickly changing situation. I would like to hear your opinions and not wait for the Sage and Onions to stuff it up...
Agree that there needs to be further detail in the data breakdown. Don't wish to make light of a tragic event, but would be interested in knowing how many of the those child deaths were purely covid, and how many had preexisting conditions made worse by covid. Personally Dr. Campbell consider you a critic, you see stupidity and you call it out, regardless of political, ethnic or gender issues. Thank you again for your efforts sir.
D Oberski if they died from COVID that’s it otherwise they’d be alive with the commorbidity 😻
Has he ever called out the data fraud in the anti-HCQ studies? Or did he call it a "research difficulty" ?
Yeah. Like murder is a "bodily insult".
@@passiflora1014 Of course. But knowing that would help refine the group(s) that need to be particularly careful.
In Canada we have over 130,000 cases and close to 10,000 deaths but only one child has died, a 9 year old, WITH covid, not covid caused. There also was a 19 year old who died but no information there about any underlying issues.
@@OceanFrontVilla3 Thanks for the information, does seem to suggest that however bad Covid is, it is not as bad as it could have been. Something Dr. Campbell and others have mentioned. Also shows just how badly the government response to this has been. Imagine this level of inept government and medical response to; ' a virus that infects like measles and kills like Ebola'. Sometimes I think Dr. Campbell is more scary then Stephen King.
I don't understand the obssession with number of cases. I'm more interested in the percentage of those cases who have mild symptoms versus having to stay in the ICU. Also, we are we pretending that schools have to become totally sterile environments before reopening them. Schools have NEVER been germ or virus free.
My thoughts exactly! Plus children have LOWER mortality rate than the flu and we never closed for flu. The lockdown was IDIOTIC.
I believe the number if cases is relevant because obviously if you have little data but say 100 people show up at the hospital with symptoms and 10-13 of them die that's a very serious situation but if we know that actually 10,000 people are infected and only 100 needed to go to hospital then it's an entirely different situation.
As far as schools are concerned, if you can guarantee that no person in a high risk group (remember our 100 people in hospital) both known and unknown, will not be infected from the high number of infected and asymptomatic school children then yes of course it's reasonable for children to go to school if we know for certain that children don't have any negative health impacts down the line in large numbers, but we can't make such guarantees can we. Are you a parent? I find it very difficult accepting that any parent wants their young children going to school before there's a lot more information about this disease
@@pakde8002 I appreciate your reasoning. With respect to parents, I do know parents who want their kids back in school (almost more for sports than academics), but I do know several who are waiting for a "safer environment"--but who gets to decide what that even means at this point. My wife has been traveling out of state (flying) every other week for business since April. We personally don't know anyone who has been seriously ill, and we have a fairly large circle of friends/family/associates. I haven't even sheltered my 86-year-old mother. We decided long ago that we'd rather take our chances than live in constant fear based on nebulous data.
Thanks Dr Cambell much appreciated
Watching now! 🥰 I looked for your film yesterday, but thought you had taken a WELL-EARNED break during the week-end. But here is the film now! 😊
Hi everyone and my favourite doctor I work as a teacher and out there there are many parents. In Asia like HK and Korea children are still having online classes but certainly in the UK and France children have to go back. I would like tp know your experiences so far and whether children end up infecting their families I expect this to be an ongoing discussion over the next few weeks!
of course they will.
Sophie Vick yes children 👶 are people too 😻
Thnx so much Dr John Campbell. We are Coved19 free in Pohnpei, Micronesia. Sharing you blogs on Forums here helping educate Professionals and public alike. You are much appreciated by All here.
Thanks Dr. for your hard work and information. Regards from Spain
Thank you for your time Sir.
Best man for the job thank you Dr Campbell ♥️♥️♥️
@Dr. John Campbell They are not adding the new cases from Universities to the states' daily total. There was over 6,000 positives in just one day at just one single college in Missouri.
I always look forward to
Your updates thank you so much
Early on, the "official line" was that children rarely infected adults. Is that true? Has the thinking changed on it? I worry about children going back to school, becoming infected and then passing the infection on to their family members and friends. Dr. John, please look into this and let us know. Thank you.
My friend's brother recently got covid, he's overweight and smokes, doesn't even have any symptoms lol only found out he had it because his work tested there workforce, it's crazy how it can effect everyone differently.
6:13 -- I notice that the fraction of persons who tested positive for Covid-19 and who were children increases in those states where the pandemic arrived latest.
By that time, testing was no longer restricted to patients with symptoms, so when the families of patients were tested for Covid-19, their kids tested positive.
I remember the first Sputnik-1, the 1957 satellite.
I don't but I remember learning the word спутник in around 1974, together with вода (water) and
земля (planet Earth) from a TV course. Haven't made much progress since, as I never could muster the necessary interest in language learning.
But do you remember Prospero?
@@sandemike Do you refer to Shakespeare's The Tempest? Don't get it.
@@7YBzzz4nbyte Black Knight was the rocket .Prospero was the Satellite launched from Woomera in Australia .Only ever British
space launch.
There was a bad flu pandemic that year, which makes the name more appropriate.
Dr Campbell how will the factors such as below will impact the spread and severity of the disease?
- having same numbers of students as before the pandemic in a classroom
-having no face masks during the lessons
- having not enough ventilation in rooms?
Dr. John, the reason the individual states are collecting data differently is that the U.S. president insisted the the federal government would not get involved, and he left each state to decide for themselves how to deal with Covid. Thank you for yet another helpful webcast today.
What's happened to the requirement to leave name and phone number when you go into a cafe? I just realised I've been into two establishments this week and neither asked for details though they did do on earlier occasions.
Dr Campbell listened to Radio Moscow under the bed sheets, and my grandpa back in the USSR used to listen to the Voice of America under the bed sheets because KGB kept jamming the signal.
Wow has the latest video about vit D been taken down by UA-cam??
That was fast, but not enough
@@alvarocoronel67 did you download it?
Just ignore the trolls criticizing you. Those of us with a medical background appreciate you updates (I am an MD)
& I'm Quincy. M.E
In this instance, Those with medical degrees are generally the most disgraceful of all. And they'll Attack the few Brave doctors and nurses who have come out with evidence that the general narrative is completely bogus.
But they are sniveling cowards who simply want to protect their government jobs or social status.
These traitors are enemies of humanity, sticking their heads in the sand while they proudly direct human civilization onto the trains, built by their CCP and globalist masters.
High Tech trains conducted by the Coup plotters. With their MSM and social media snipers in back, aiming for any dissenting voices or facts.
Disagree. I am well qualified and much of this is poor.
men with swollen and painful prostrates get a product called serrapaptase,take 6 x 250000 iu within the hour the prostrate will start to shrink,pain relief by 8 hours the prostrate will be back to its normal size ,all the pain gone,in most cases ,it can do no harm to try,you can get off ebay 100 x 250000 ius for ten quid free p and p,my own doctor was in agony,i told him what to do and he done it and it worked,he absolutely refuses to tell patients who have swollen prostrates ,he says he will be sacked if he does mention serrapeptase
What it means is $$$ for hospitals and for the pharmaceutical industry from selling vaccines which are only from 35% to 50% effective.
A vaccine that's only 50% effective could stop the spread of this disease and save vulnerable people from being exposed. The number of vulnerable people is still in the millions for each country.
Luiz Prado It WON’T mean the we can end mask wearing, social distancing or isolation for the medically vulnerable.
Great video John. You are so knowledgeable and have great insight into things that most other ppl miss.
9:02 funny. Don't worry about trolls. There is an Einstein quote.." Great spirits have always encountered opposition from mediocre minds. The mediocre mind is incapable of understanding the man who refuses to bow blindly to conventional prejudices and chooses instead to express his opinions courageously and honestly.”
A great quote by Einstein. There are many other websites that the mediocre minds can go to vent. Not here please. Thank you as always Dr. Campbell for giving me unbiased updates since March. Wish I saw you sooner. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
How do you know the great mind from the mediocre one?
Campbell is generally just reporting, but every now and then he is clearly biased and should be called out for that.
Dojocho sure now go take your medication mediocre mind person
Chris Stevens
What are you on? Your comments are so deranged nobody in their right mind would write then or believe them
@Chris Stevens I've clearly missed something . What serious crimes related to the Nightingale hospitals ?
Is there a source of information that gives the ages of the poor people that die of this in uk? We are now down to about 10 a day. Are these still mainly the over 65s like it was at the start of the pandemic or has there been a shift to younger groups?
Vitamin D should be up there with washing hands and social distancing, yet the WHO, CDC and FDA never mentions it. Have to wonder why getting us to all wear masks is more important to them than getting us all to raise our vitamin D levels.
& how does that prevent the spread /infection rate?
@@Emma-kz3zr if people don’t get sick they don’t spread it. Even if you get it cough 100 times because you have a mild case instead of a 1000 times with a severe case, you spread it far less. Based on research done with vitamin D and the flu, vitamin D is probably far more effective at “slowing the spread” than masks, which come October (not in a hot car killing germs) will become germ cloths.
@@katy9860 please provide links in regards to Covid19
Vitamin D will always help minimise the effects of any virus, not the contagion rate, that's my simple uninformed understanding.
@@Emma-kz3zr the contagion rate is a combination of length of time when contagious and viral load. This is true of any virus. You don’t get the flu from someone who recovered a week ago. If with vitamin D we can have people cut the amount of time they are contagious in half or prevent people from ever getting CoViD19 we will cut the contagion rate.
We would be far better served by getting everyone’s D levels tested and getting them up. It would help all sorts of other illnesses too. But instead they are touting shutting down businesses, schools, wearing masks and a vaccine. Why? Stopping a hundred coughs from ever happening would be better than someone wearing a mask and coughing a hundred times.
@@Emma-kz3zr Why do we need to "slow the spread"? Just protect the most vulnerable in hospitals and care homes, everyone else carry on as normal. The vast majority don't get seriously ill from covid.
There's a bigger picture out there that will cause more damage to the world. People not being treated for cancer and other diseases. Mass job losses. More people die on the roads every day than the virus, so i think we need some perspective and move forward
I think Dr Campbell is a closet superhero
I agree ! You made me laugh and I really needed that, thank you !
@@gha9095. We all need a laugh occasionally, hope you are well
Thank you for your informative video.All your work with these videos have been a rock in a sea of confusion.Im sure this virus would have been more terrifying without your guidance through this.!👍
What are the known long term health issues for surviving Covid-19 patients? Has anyone done a thorough reliable investigation into that?
It is still being studied but includes heart damage (over 60% of cases), brain damage (very high in hospitalised patients), sterility in male patients, sudden onset type 1 diabetes, kidney damage etc etc...
www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/coronavirus/in-depth/coronavirus-long-term-effects/art-20490351
people cannot recover from the coronavirus because the nice doctors havenot addressed the reason the coronavirus made them sick in the first place,low glutathione levels driving down the immune systems main power the vitamins a and d thats a weak damaged immune system,it wont produce effective anti bodies and this person can get reinfected,glutathione is the bodies most powerful anti oxidant ,as you age the gluathione level drops off causing the immune systems main power the a and d vitamins to drop off and the sickness and weakness sets in,this isnot rocket science boost the 3 levels,keeps you away from silly toxic md doctors ,later ,do you like real science or do you much prefer the fake science that dr john campbell spews out,its all bull shit ,boosting immunity is the key to good health
@@Beekind799 I have seen no credible reports on reinfection after one has been infected. Of the few cases thought possibly to be such, the majority turned out or were thought to be older remnant of the virus, that were still slowly being expelled from the body.
Dr Campbell has also constantly been going on about Vit D too. Or were you not listening.
It's not rocket science, obviously. It is health and medicine. Common sense, a is often the case, will only take one so far. Not too far at that.
@@rationalmartian a damaged immune system cannot make proper anti bodies,them people are at risk of reinfection,does this not sound logical to you,vitamin d wont raise low glutathione levels it wont raise low vit a levels ,all who died had low glutathione,low vit a and low vit d ,now why dont you ask nice dr john campbell who knows real science on the immune system and see what he says,raising them 3 levels is called boosting immunity,the key to this and its the only way patients can recover
I've just watched your latest video on vitimin D study and it seems to have been taken down already!!!! They are sooooo afraid.
Thing is it's something cheap and good for us all. They must be threatened that you ate kindly giving us all this info to help us to stay healthy.
We always say stay safe to eachother. I don't think They want us safe , they want us all sick.
I think there's at least two other aspects with a huge impact on mortality / IFR.
FIRST: For many weeks early on, medics were really struggling to work out how to treat the hospitalised cases. One particular example: people were being put on ventilators, but O2 levels kept dropping. Over time, the best SOC treatment protocols evolved as we learnt how to treat severe cases.
SECOND: as societies, as we all learnt about the risk factors, it took time for us to understand and accommodate that knowledge. Best example would be how care homes went from being the source of most cases, to being ultra careful, super isolated, safe havens. And outside that environment, most of us started being super cautious around our parents and grand parents, to help keep them safe.
This 'overshoot' also tilts the demographics towards a younger average case age.
Care homes in Michigan are still mixing Covid 19 patients with non Covid patients. Just putting up particians between different sections of the care homes. The same air is still circulating through the entire building as are the staff.
Any hospital worth is name would have known to treat ARS. Back in the day people were grasping at just about any straw they could find (ibuprofen, aggressive ventilators, laying on your back etc.) to explain why so many people were dying, but I can guarantee from experience that care has remained just about the same throughout.
Extremely awesome to be educated by your wisdom Dr.John! I don’t hesitate to subscribe your lessons right after I heard the first minutes of your lessons.
Please someone who knows how ....... get this man nominated for a Nobel prize!!!!
Well to be nominated for Nobel Prize one should have been doing research for at least decades on a particular subject and have made a breakthrough and an important discovery with further implications. The ones who discovered the structure of DNA, or the histocompatibility complex (my former boss) or the mRNA and the genetic code were Nobel Laureats.
mona nemani ooooo posh!
@@countbasingstoke no it's not posh, that's how it works. I remember for my ex boss other research directors had asked for his nomination. But it was more thanj thirty years of hard work on immunohistocompatibilty complex. All transplants are done today because of his and the other laureats work. There's a committee as well. But maybe everything has changed. But you can look it up and see how it works.
Given the updated lower death rates, the case for keeping schools and businesses open is stronger, and it also shows the Swedish method to be smarter every day. Their top medical officials were saying early on the death rate was low and the vast majority of people will be fine. The big mistake most countries made was not immediately protecting the elderly. Lesson learned (hopefully).
Thankyou for clearing up the difference in the testing back in march and now..
Once again thank you for doing what you do Dr.🐶
I think the lowering fatalities are because most people who had to die of COVID, already did... right?
Denise Silveira this seems cold, but you are 100% correct.
mario trust me, I’d love to be wrong.
Not particularly. I think, like me, most of those who are elderly or with underlying health issues are still lying low so as not to catch it just in case they end up as a fatality.
@@susan9188 not all the elderly or the people in risk-group will invariably get sick and die. My stepfather is 77, was positive AND assymptomatic, but had to be tested for COVID anyway (he's an MD). He's still doing fine...
I really want to thank you, for giving us the data and breaking it down for us. So many other source's unfortunately seem to have agenda 's. You have been a great help to do many of us.
God bless us every one.
Indeed he has ua-cam.com/video/0ulA8u05Z-Q/v-deo.html
What happened to the non pharmaceutical intervention?
2017-2018 flu season. How many deaths, how many children? Tisk, tisk.
Again John, you provide date on English test and trace and title it UK data. Do you have access to Scotland’s Test and Protect data? It is easy to access and will provide your listeners with a much more nuanced view of UK and awareness of the very different approaches being adopted by the different nations that make up the UK.
Very interesting study out about brandykine (probably spelled wrong) being the problem in covid 19 (eventually leading to the cytokine storm). Peak prosperity was discussing it today.
Yes, I saw it last night. Apparently, sneaky covid is now being shown in the study he discussed to be able to get more deeply into the cells, causing hypertension as per the study. A few days ago he did one that dealt with damage to testicles. And he's done others on other types of health consequences. As we learn more and more about this virus and the damage it can cause, no one should carelessly risk getting it (for whatever reason) or risk transmission to others. The fatalities are not the only tragic consequence. Definitely a whole lot more research is needed, after all, it's a novel V.
@@helpingeachother7007 saw that one too. Guarantee if it was well known that covid 19 can damage the testicles, there wouldn't be a man anywhere without a mask, hand sanitizer attached to the belt loop, and social distancing would definitely happen in public. I told the hubby and he made a strange squeak noise.
Definitely is a weird virus.
@@helpingeachother7007 He also did a video where he explained that it isn't such a novel virus.
And I'm sure he didn't mention anything getting more deeply into the cells - oh and I think you meant to say hypotension rather than hypertension.
@@sharonsloan LOL
The Wee Norn Iron Woman - The bradykinin storm doesn't lead to the cytokine storm.
They are totally different mechanisms.
But do pour me a brandy if there is any going ! LOL ;-)
D3 and zinc help with the bradykinin storm as well as D3 helping to prevent the cytokine storm and zinc making it far more difficult for the virus to replicate.
If people are so desperate to wear masks they should take D3, zinc and quercetin at the very least since in most cases the masks put you more at risk of exposure to the virus.
Thank you for the coverage of the reduced death rate data. When looking at the absolute number of deaths, they are much less than the absolute number of deaths now. My thought is that it is due to the combined effect of the more significant testing and the increased number of more young and healthy people getting COVID-19.
Wow! Radio Luxembourg - me too! Atmospherics and fading in and out; yet happy days...
I have the US Virginia Covid19 tracking app on my phone and my phone alarmed me 3 times in 2 weeks - note, I live alone and no one was here other than me. All three events were accompanied by delivery trucks passing my home, no deliveries to my home but the blue tooth application is working - don't quite know what that means to the safety for us and how this could impact on the health care system. Oh yes, I have not been tested.
Thanks for your continued hard work, Doc. Appreciate it. Stay well and safe.
You are so smart. I am very impressed with the way you think.
Thanks Dr. Campbell, interesting stats and views, as always.
-- About the Infection-Mortality-Rate (IFR):
If the IFR is/was 0,2% (so 1 out of 500), as you mention as possibility, in March-April already, that means in case of 50.000 deaths:
50.000 x 500 = 25.000.000 people were infected. Which is 37% of the UK. (Which is possible in my opinion but it's very different to what most people, and scientists, think.)
-- Another possible explanation for the spectacularly dropped case fatality rate:
Assume:
A: In-homogeneity between people in susceptibility.
B. A large part of the population got in contact with possibly-infectious levels of the virus.
C. At the most-susceptible people the infection progresses the most-severe.
If A, B and C are true, then the IFR is higher early in the epidemic and drops fast later.
Corne van Moorsel very good indeed. Hope most TV journalists talks like you !!!!
@Blue Brigadier A lot of the over-reaction was due to how more deadly the original SARS was, which of course was easier to contain, because it didn't have asymptomatic spread. It also begs the question: was the original SARS as deadly, as they thought? How many mild/asymptomatic cases were they? Just because it wasn't transmitted by asymptomatic people, it didn't mean that none existed.
Unfortunately antibody tests show only 6.3% of population had antibodies, at the end of June. I accept that will be subject to some selection bias and that, those infected very early on will no longer have antibodies, but there's no way 37% of the population have had it.
www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/healthandsocialcare/conditionsanddiseases/bulletins/coronaviruscovid19infectionsurveypilot/england17july202
Yes, there must be some other reason why the IFR is currently so low, than just the increased rate of testing.
@Blue Brigadier All right, prove there is no symptomatic spread? Where's the evidence? The WHO got so many things wrong, it's not worth mentioning them. There's plenty of evidence to suggest asymptomatic spread. What some of the other videos by doctors and nurses. If that wasn't the case, there wouldn't be a pandemic, because it would be easy to quarantine those with symptoms. All infectious diseases, which have caused pandemics over the last hundred years have had asymptomatic spread, without exception: HIV, polio, influenza to name just a few.
@@alunjones3860 - The antibody population screening research shows a minimum percentage of infected people. The maximum is about 5 times the antibody percentage because the highest antibody population percentages found were about 20% (London? Some other cities too).
In Netherland the state virologists announced in early April that people with mild symptoms, in nose or throat, didn't make detectable antibodies. Which did bring Netherland in panic, worrying that people can get re-infected. Now it's clear that they must have other immunity methods (T-cells, B-sells or whatever known or unknown immunity method). So asymptomatic people, or with mild symptoms, probably aren't find much with antibody population screening research. So that research gives only vague bandwidths.
- For herd immunity it's possible that it's not about the number of people who were infected but about the number of people who were in contact with infectious levels of the virus. All people who were in contact with the virus but were not infected, can still get infected some time but will not get very ill. So an infected population percentage of 1% or 5% or 10% or whatever percentage, can go along with herd immunity. See France and Spain now, many people are/get infected now but the epidemic in the sense of illness/deaths is over since March/April.
Is there any update on the different strains and hpw they might differ, where they might be active?
The official Track and Trace system in UK is an absolute shambles, my nephews wife is tested weekly, because she’s a pharmacist in a private hospital, she tested positive, but asymptotic eight weeks ago, they arranged tests for my nephew, their two children his work colleague and his wife and children, they all tested negative.
The official Track and Trace system didn’t actually contact my nephew for Five days after his wife’s positive test, they then told him he would be tested Three day’s later, but they informed him their children didn’t require tests, they are an absolute joke!
No shock there sadly!
Do you remember the Oxford study who stated, half the UK population may have already contracted coronavirus? Working on a Infection fatality rate of 0.2%, along with the ONS data of around 57,000 deaths, the Oxford study might actually be more accurate than we first thought.
And yet antibody studies suggested that only 3.4 million people in England had been infected by the end of June. So I think the Oxford study was not very accurate (see www.bmj.com/content/370/bmj.m3224).
@@sogley
The problem is, we just don't know. Antibodies themselves only last a few months with relatively few people having had the antibody tests. I'm just working on the maths. The IFR is around 0.3% at the moment and dropping all the time. So working on that assumption, 28,000,000×0.2% = 56,000.
Even If we then take local demographics into account, it should still more or less balance out. There was a large outbreak of around 400 individuals just 8 miles from where I live. I paid very close attention, as I'm quite often in that area, and as far as I'm aware, no one died.
@@sogley
I'll give you an example of how widespread this virus is. I had to go and work with three other people on a project back in April. I had already recovered from covid several weeks earlier. Every one who was working with me during April had to self isolate, as either they or someone they lived with tested positive.
Thanks for all your hard work and Video's. Say well❤👍
But the current low death rates are NOT explained by past lack of wide scale comprehensive (test and trace) testing! It may have been a self selecting sample but currently people are not needing hospitals.
Thank you doc, if you being attacked by idiots from the extreme means you make sense. Cheers from Holland.
Could the children infected differences in the states be the difference in school start times? I know Tennessee went before Virginia for example.
Since the fatality rate is decreasing, can it be that the virus itself is weaker in some way or other?
the sunlight produces more vit d in the skin thats why the death rate is decreasing,
There 's nearly any airborne transmission in summertime ( which is the more dangerous one ) and most of the people will have immunity by now since schoolchildren will have been infected in February and March.
Did UA-cam removed your vatimin D video ?
Awaiting for an answer here
Germany stats would have been a big clue to ifr. Largest cases in the younger age group. The sort of profile you get when you run an effective track and trace system.
I've read somewhere that there have been cases of orchitis as a result of covid. I've looked everywhere but can't find out if it has an effect on fertility levels. If you could look it up it would be a big help.
Barbara Lindhjem probably I know it effected ever weak part of my body now I know where I have problems it was mild no cough but I still got the ground glass lungs both bottom lobes I had a ct scan a crazy virus 🦠 let me tell you
The spike in infections in children in the USA is from increased testing, hardly any children were tested early on.
xxlxpman Also, in Arizona, schools started back in person 2 weeks ago.
Hi Dr. Campbell, thank you for your work💜 I watch your videos to stay "grounded" so to speak, because the media puts so much emotion into this.
In southern Ontario, we have a large concentration of nurses, because many work in the States, and there are more hospitals in a smaller area (if that makes sense). At the beginning In our area, only medical staff were getting tested, but then they opened it up. Even when they opened it up, the general population still had a bit of a hard time because medical staff was priority. In this area, at least with the people I know, hardly anyone was testing their kids, now that testing has become more available, people are testing their children. I'm just wondering if the rise in cases is just because kids have been sick but now they're getting tested?
Should of put you on the daily briefing rather than this Muppet government would have been a lot more informative.
I live on the Idaho/Oregon border, USA. I was thrilled to see some health department websites in smaller areas provide links to Dr. John's channel. Everything is such a mess here in the U.S. One of the very best sources for information is from Dr. John.
"It's time put on Face Masks!
It's time to Wash Your Hands!" etc etc
even Matt Handcock could sing along.
kathleen h should have definitely put you in charge Dr J. X
Problem with these aps, that you are hoping for are the bluetooth part. This is not working properly and as far as i know, non of my friends have it turned on. Only turn it on, if you really need it, but most of the time it is turned off. Why would anyone have bluetooth turned on all the time?
As ever...Thank you Dr John.
Without data on how many cycles the tests were run it's hard to judge the significance of the reported child infection numbers. Tests returning positive after 30 cycles surely mean the test subject is non infectious. Tests returning a positive after 40 cycles are relatively meaningless. My suspicion is that many of the positives being reported in the US are from tests being run over 30 cycles but it would be good to have this confirmed or refuted.
Thank you sir ❤️🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧❤️🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸❤️
Ditto!
I think Adam at PP really like you Rhona. It seems that way anyway.
Increasing portion of children testing positive might just be because asymptomatic children were previously not tested. And as almost all children are without symptoms, there is no real trend. So what Dr Campell is explaining later is also the answer to the increasing portion of children testing positive. It also explains the difference in the stats os US, states that are late in the infection wave are of course testing more asymptomatic children.
I would never walk around with bluetooth enabled - but saying that if I really had to run it then I would run it on a separate device that wasnt used to log into anything sensitive - better safe than sorry....
Easiest way for a hacker to get into your phone. Good luck to anyone with online banking.
Andy Davies thanks 😊 for your help 😻
Happy Sunday.Thank you Doctor for always providing us the educated unbiased information we need. Stay safe all! Peace & Love from Canada
Thanks, John. More good news - well, better news.
Thank you John for your videos. Very insightful. A question. I have watched your video explaining the falling overall death rate to 0.3 and possibly lower. But what is happening to the death rate to the high risk over 70’s? Is is flat or dropping and if so why?
Hasn't there been a large increase in children tested in the US due to back to school.
Yes, and because children get mild or asymptomatic infections (I'm not Trump posting a tweet so I can state this fact without getting banned), limited testing earlier this year meant that testing was allocated preferentially to those who show more severe symptoms, which would exclude most children.
I certainly hope so!
Dr.John, you have been an amazing, steadying voice for *many* people.
For about a month now my kids have been doing online Schooling. As of sep.15th schools (here In NC) have opened on an A day/ B Day schedule. Which means half of the students go on Monday & Thursday, and half go on Tuesday & Friday, essiantially bringing classrooms down from 20 kids to 10. The day's they are not at school they continue online.
They are expected to wear a mask from the time they get on the bus 6:45am till the time they get home 3:45pm..with the exception of lunch (which is now in the classroom). Everyday we have to fill out a evaluation form for them to be able to get on the bus, when they arrive at school they have their tempature checked, and they have implmented hand washing 8 times a day. While this all sounds good, I fear it is not enough 😞. I'm already hearing rumors of kids taking masks off while bus driver is not looking, kids sharing snaks when they are not supposed to, and who knows what else. The fact is even with limited amount of students, teachers and staff can't keep an eye on them all the time.
I'm very conflicted because I believe there will be a spike in cases- however we do need to continue to live our lives. This virus will be with us for the lounge haul. I'm already hearing a great precentage of people won't take a vaccine even if there is one- due to the rush, and fear of unsaftey.
Between covid, the not so long ago hurricanes, the wild fires, the hatred of people towards other people- it feels like *our* *world* is in *chaios* ...