I know someone who has had this back in may (55) and is still ill, Mainly breathing problems and it's the long term damage that is the biggest problem and the ability of the NHS to cope during the coming months
I'm 70 and have taken 5000 IU of D3 for 11 years. I stay mostly isolated, going out only for grocery shopping and medical visits. I plan on wearing a mask until the end of 2021, or longer. I live in western New York State. I always watch until the end.
You have a solid plan, wearing a mask is not a big inconvenient, and it is good to like yourself I.e not looking for happiness from other people (unfortunately many people in US can’t stand living with themselves)
Thank you that was really nice of you to tell that story that related to Melbourne Australia , I live in Melbourne I got a tear to my eye your story was emotional but encouraging thank you very much.
I can well believe that, Paula. A friend of mine visited a few years ago. He is a very stoical, unemotional sort of chap as a rule but while he was there he suddenly felt this intense sadness that he could not shake off and he burst into uncontrollable tears.
Remember to stay indoors as much as possible, and don't exercise outside. On a brighter side, I live smack in the middle of two massive fires. The one to the north of us is California's biggest fire ever, nearly one million acres last I checked. But tonight I can see a lot of stars, and hadn't seen any since the lighting storms hit us.
Thank you Dr. John! You have saved lives just spreading facts. You bring comfort when there is nothing but confusion. I appreciate your hard relentless work and you deserve nothing but greatness for your efforts. Thank you!
@@joesprinter8202 Would you personally realise there was a pandemic if it wasn't for the media telling you so. Sometimes its best just to step away for a while.
I always stay to the end. Look forward everyday to your broadcasts and am eternally grateful. Lovely to see the sun shining on you from that beautiful window.
Love hearing the positive news about lowering death rates, despite the continuing chaos worldwide. Thanks for continuing to share, explain and summarize information in a caring apolitical manner. Your videos are my daily coffee and sanity break. Mad respect from Alberta Canada.
The irony of Sweden being dubbed the architect of no-lock down measures to achieve herd immunity with minimal casualties and economic collapse , is Sweden is merely doing what the entire globe has been doing with every past pandemic for a century. The entire lock down and mass mask wearing is an experiment, never before attempted in history that has shown by the actual data to have made little to no difference in containing this virus or minimizing casualties. ua-cam.com/video/8UvFhIFzaac/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/FU3OibcindQ/v-deo.html
I’m a caregiver in New Zealand and it is obvious we have not had many coughs, colds, flu's and bugs this year, a lovely side effect of less worldwide movement.
bubonic plague was a systemic threat on a whole other level though. willingness for personal responsibility probably scales pretty steeply with the severity of disease after some point.
acetylsalicylsyra dunno about you but personal responsibility should be an everyday thing in 2020, we are not in the 1600’s anymore! Even in 2020 human nature seems to say I’m okay so screw everyone else, so even in 2020 we are only one step above Neanderthal! When you mention severity what you mean is how it affects YOU!
@@barrycarey7521 Stop being silly, barry. acetylsalicylsyra's comment is very valid. You need to stop projecting your own cynicism and selfishness onto everyone else.
I always get a lot out of your videos Dr John, thankfully. Thank you so much for recounting the amazing way the dear folk from Eyam courageously took the full brunt of that atrocious tragedy to save countless lives. There are so many in England and throughout the world who should have listened to this video and learned many lessons of selflessness. Thank you much for an excellent video. Take great care and visit the allotment today, it'll do you good. 😊
I have been saying for a long time, he needs to be given the Pulitzer Peace Prize. Thank you Dr John. My heaps of blessing be given to you and your family!
The Pulitzer prize is for journalism, you may be talking of the Nobel peace prize. The Nobel peace prize is awarded on hard to understand criteria and I doubt that any personal UA-cam channel will qualify.
You cant just be awarded a CBE. You have to be nominated by someone or an organisation and there are some boxes you have to tick. Not saying it couldn't happen but its not something the queen tosses a coin on.
In Israel we’re basically going into a second lockdown because the health system is in danger of being overwhelmed. We have plenty of spare ventilators and beds, but not enough trained medical staff to handle the virus. We got to this situation by opening up everything too quickly, an undisciplined response to the health regulations by sectors of the society and huge weddings and parties and religious gatherings with no social distancing. Israel has a very high standard of medicine, but things got out of control because the virus was politicized and every step the government made to curb it got shot down by political and sectarian pressure groups. I’d be happy to update you Dr John.
Add to that motorcycle rallies and a president who knowingly and willfully lied about the seriousness of the pandemic, and we have a very similar situation in the U.S. being spurred on still by the same people who deny human made climate change. Wishing all my fellow Earthlings, peace, health, and prosperity.
I fully support the claims made in your comment. The situation in Israel is quite simple really. Israelis are resilient , but they are used to take punishment for awhile and then go back to normal. So after the first lockdown the situation was improved and the prime minister said: "go out, drink a beer, have fun." so ppl returned to normal. gov opened things way too fast and without the needed preparations and response teams required. not enough testing. not enough infection chains interruptions. not enough social changes in norm. lots of religious pressure to allow mass prayers and weddings again. These results were very much expected by everyone with a basic understanding of the situation.
Sad thing is most Political heads will ignore Israel’s warning and blunder into another massive spike in hospital admissions. There seems to be a disconnect with what hospital admission says about the patient being admitted. You have to a bit more sick than just the ‘common flu’ to get admitted....
As always, thank you for your updates & dedication to informing us on what’s going on out there. Incredible story about Eyam. People are to selfish now a days. I look forward to this information,daily. Here in the US, we have to question everything we here & you are consistent & reliable. Admire that about you.
I wish you were right, but yesterday I heard a radio program about people getting long-term breathing problems from even mild Covid-19. They interviewed people who were ill in March, and many still had continuous asthma-like breathing problems, even though they weren't hospitalised or in ICUs, nor dead.
Eva E You should stop listenning to MSM programs. They will ALWAYS highlight thr sensational news (which are mostly bad). They want to keep up the fear because this is what sells. All infrctious diseases have this kind of side effect but you never hear about those. Watch this video for clarity: ua-cam.com/video/8UvFhIFzaac/v-deo.html
Considering that PCR tests are now set to be hypersensitive, it's not surprising to see so many false positives contributing to a high number of cases.
No wonder you guys feel that way about it. That was quite literally an entire village of heroes. I hope that their great story will live on to inspire and teach others.
Why don't we in the UK have access to the treatments that are proving to be so helpful? The press don't talk about any of these wonderful things that Doctor John has talked about. Instead we are served with fear story after story. I mourned a free press.
I told my two autistic sons the story of Eyam today. They have both agreed to take off their sunflower lanyards and wear a scarf or mask in college and the supermarket now. Not that it was my goal, I just think as a society we need to put the needs of others before our own sometimes and realise this is a group effort.
Great result Emma. It's great that they learned such an interesting part of history, and you got the message across to them. I've seen whole families in supermarkets ignoring the mask and SD rules - I think they can't all be exempt. There are too many people being careless now. Severe breathing difficulties/medical reasons aside, wearing masks in public places is not such an awful thing to tolerate, for the greater good.
Thank you so much for another informative video. The story of how one village potentially saved millions made me emotional as well. Lets all remember Dr John Campbell after this and all the things he has done for us during this. All the research, all the collaborating, and timeliness that goes into this must be exhausting at times and we appreciate you more than you know. We love you Sincerely, Your deeply depressed friend in Seattle
This is the first time I have committed on your updates and have followed them all the the way through this difficult time and hope you keep going, it was interesting to hear your comments on eyam as my ancestors are in the death register in eyam at the time of the plague.keep it up and thank you
Great job Dr.. John, you are such a marvelous person, and things make sense when you explain things. I don't think you have a dishonest bone in your body.
Doc, it seems like the planet has gone crazy! Reading the comments here today, it's obvious that a whole lot of people are suffering or are seeing others suffer and many don't know which way to turn. How about a moment of silence in your next video for all watching to say a silent prayer for humanity, to send virtual hugs and well wishes to all? We need a kinder, more caring, helpful, compassionate humanity. Sending virtual hugs, prayers and well wishes to all . . . Nothing is permanent, so this too shall pass. Continue to keep well and safe everyone. Take some deep breaths when you feel overwhelmed and breathe out slowly, and let the millions of thoughts go. Happiness really is peace of mind and one can learn to have peace of mind in any situation. You will get through this. Despair isn't an option. Love to all.
Why cant people in england get a test !! Not even in hot spot towns. How can they do track n trace if we cant get tested ! The uk gov needs to sort it out asap .
Do France have a test and trace app? I see that they are doing more testing, up to a million tests a day. Also they've had record amounts of cases, higher than at the height of the pandemic. They simply don't comply with social distancing and macron/castex were fools to let tour de France go ahead. Bet you we'll be like france in spite of high amounts of cases, on the flip side we do have more herd immunity in the country than france have. We need to be like Belgium, now Belgium are disciplined and do behave themselves impeccably. We don't want to copy the Americans, French or Spanish, we need to copy the Italians, Belgians and germans.
What's the problem? Do we test for cold all the time? People are not treated for cancer and other illnesses, people lose jobs and commit suicides. Mr Campbell did show himself UK deaths for week 35 in this video. Around 10% more than 5 years average. Mind to stop there and find the reason? NHS policies & lockdown? Certainly not covid-19 itself! Only 1% deaths even though warped statistics is used! So why are you afraid of something that is as risky as any other common cold virus? So 100 x more people die for other reasons, but governments, Mr Campbell, and yourself witch-hunt simply another common cold virus that does very little.
@@hotbit7327 my mum is 76 lives alone is really unwell n we cant get her tested . She is in the risk group .. if it was your parent im sure u would feel the same ...... if she got tested n it was neg i could go and care for her but ive got heart problem so until we get her tested i cant !!
@@hotbit7327 how many common cold viruses do you know of that can kill in a week? This is nothing like a common cold virus. Do a little research and dump your unjustified beliefs.
@@bme7491 Are you implying Sars-Cov-2 kills within a week? How did you make this up? 99+% infected DO NOT die. From those who die, on average they are over 80 years old and on average have 2 or more 'pre-existing' conditions, which means have been seriously ill before contracting Sars-Cov-2. Do a lot of research!
Dr John Campbell I've been watching your videos since January and they are the highlight of my day. Please could you do a video on the fact people in the UK are finding it very difficult to even get tested, with the website saying to "try again later".
I disagree people aren't prepared to tolorate hardships or sacrifices for no reason, the current lockdowns and fearmongering by the media and others has not helped to promote cooporation between people's and societies and rather are massive burdens put on the youth for the sake of the older generations, further more the lockdowns are a massive wealth transfer from the poor to the rich and lastely the lockdowns have created massive poverty, economic hardships and famines for the rest of the world. The response to the pandemic has been a total mess, hysterical and irrational and we will feel it's effects for many, many years to come, while the current deathtoll does not justify the amount of damage it has done. People aren't willing to give up everything for so little, so no wonder people are angry and resentfull, if your part of the youth you have a right to be angry.
A number of my friends in Melbourne are reading or have read "Year of Wonders" by Geraldine Brooke based on the history of the plague in Eyam. Lots of great reading being done in lockdowns.
Back in the day it was a hollowed out base of a broadstone filled with vinegar for our town..not too far from Eyam.... Been watching your vids from the start of the pandemic. Thankyou for keeping me up to date.
@@user-lk2qf4rt3m NHS should be contacting people about getting flu jabs now.I has a txt from them today giving me 2 different dates to go into the local clinic and get it done.
@@melodyprojekt Hi 1000 IU is the general recommended dose, Dr Campbell takes 2000 IU ( he mentionned it on a video).I take 3000 IU however if you're going to take a dose over 2000 IU a health professional should be consulted as in certain cases it's not recommended! Best wishes & stay safe!
I can't fathom the pain and the incredible strength of both the Talbot and Hancocke families of Eyam. I was inspired to learn more about them, and their loss was heartbreaking.
This is not the bubonic plague nor anything like it. Governments were afraid that they might have had death numbers as there were in the 1918 flu epidemic. They would have had nothing like it. In 1918 the world had just come through the Great War (it only became WW1 after WW2 started), most of the population were undernourished, infant mortality was high, rickets caused by lack of vit c was rife , children died of scarlet fever, mumps, measles, croup (my grandmother lost two children to croup), diphtheria, polio and many other diseases. This virus was never going to have that sort of effect on a much healthier population, ever. Admittedly we could be healthier and it is no small coincidence that deaths amongst those under 60 have been many people who have obesity problems. Anyone under the age of 50 has more chance of dying in a road traffic accident than dying of Covid. Only 6% of deaths have Covid as the only cause of death. I have taken the advice if John and take vit D now, thanks for that advice, I like statistics.
Sarah Strong I already knew that. In 1918 that is what people were lacking. There were no health shops in those days were people could buy tablets, in fact they probably did not manufacture them on any sort of scale. The only way to get vit c was through your food which was in short supply. And we know where to get vit d naturally.
@@sarahstrong7174 Yes, I have known that for many years. In 19i8 people got their vitamins from food. There was no mass manufacturing of vitamins. Many in the western world were short of food particularly after 4 years of war. We know that we can manufacture vit d through exposure to sunlight but in those dark days people worked 6 days a week and in cold damp places like mines and stuffy hot factories. They had long hours and only Sunday to sit in the sun.
The Eyam story is remarkable, especially since the bacterial cause of plague and its vector (fleas on rats) weren't discovered for another 220 years. The self-sacrifice of the townspeople was instinctive (correctly so, as it turned out) rather than based on any real knowledge.
Agreed. And the people of Vic can be tested and released from confinement. Only the SICK should be isolated!! Locking up millions of healthy people IS sick!!
Thank you for the history of Eyam, Derbyshire i coped and going to look up more on the history of Eyam, Derbyshire as well as pictures,i found it interesting. :)
You cannot really compare what happened back in 16th Century to today. Even if people back then had wanted to leave, where could they have gone? Most would have had no money for food or shelter, and their families were in same area. Lack of options does not mean they were more stoic or noble than today. And there was no 24/7 news to scare them.
Dr John, Thank you for your hard work providing us this information in a way that is understandable and so generously. A few days ago you mentioned masks becoming mandatory in Australia. I am in Sydney New South Wales and as far as I know and am sad to report it is only in Melbourne that masks are mandatory. It is kind of pathetic that our political leaders are not onto this simple protection which SHOULD of course be mandatory in Sydney. Due to the quality of your information updates, as a 70yo with asthma and diabetes I stay shielding, have food delivered and am staying safe. When I do have to go out I wear 2 masks. I am uncomfortable due to postponements of my total knee replacement 6x...but that isn't life threatening. Thanks again! And I always watch and listen til the end of your update too.
"Police enforcement.....has unfortunately been necessary." What a thing eh? Who'd have thought we'd get so quickly to this place. The establishment handling of this situation is, now, incomprehensible.
We only got to this place quickly because too many brain dead people wearing masks instead of using their brains God gave them and doing there research. Too many people living in fear that you have more chance on a sunny day of being struck down by lightning. I'll take my chances thank you with no mask no vaccination of any kind and keep my immune system up by getting outside in the sunshine.
Dr. Campbell, you are the voice I listen to for the facts of this pandemic. Thank you. The politicians in Australia are fighting with each other and confusing people about the severity of this virus. Thanks for bringing up Eyam. If only we could be motivated similarly. And yes I watch to the end and talk back to you through the program. Keep on with the good work.
Dr. John Campbell ... you’re welcome..thank you sir for everything you have done and continue to do. I’ve been with you on this journey since mid January and it’s been truly inspirational. Often sad .. but so very helpful. I’m so grateful to have received this reply from you today. 🙏🏼❤️
Ed Ropper I agree it should only be for the minimum time necessary it’s a preventative measure not a permanent measure, although I would be happy to wear it a couple of months a year if it reduced flu deaths too.
@@darrenrussell3695 Not to mention the amount of extra deaths that will occur because the hospitals are not processing patients with other life threatening conditions.
I'm up in Victoria BC and it's ghastly here as well even though we have no local fires. Apparently we have worlds worst air quality here. It must be awful to be right in the middle of it.
@@Chahlie : It is, I live smack in between a massive fire to the south (around 370,000+ acres, and the biggest fire in California's history to the north (last I checked almost 900,000 acres). The total for this year here is 3,000,000 acres burned supposedly. But it's much more than that, we'll find out how much later. Right now most of the Mendocino Forest is burning out of control because they don't have the resources to fight that one, and it's very sparsely populated, with no paved roads.
@@Chahlie it is...and it's been going on for days. I had to get some eye drops, and my nose is starting to burn as well. I even have an air filter in my home. They are showing a smoke spread pattern map, shows heavy smoke up where you are, and it's even causing haze on the U.S. east coast.
Thank you again sir. Every day I check if there is a new vid. Cheers from across the Northsea. Aka the Netherlands where maskwearing is still at a low level. Often I am the only one in the local supermarket.
Heroic example. Great example of the awareness of the common good where individual rights are heroically sacrificed for the greater benefit and the realisation that with each right there is a corresponding duty to respect the rights of others. Thanks Dr John for your great contributions and videos at this time of covid-19. Ian using Vitamin D and C Hope others see your earlier video on Vitamin D and further follow up with two other videos with the supporting evidence.
The people refusing to wear masks and keep their distance from others should be aware that there are now an estimated 600,000 cases of long COVID in the UK alone, and that it seems identical to the devastating, incurable illness M.E.. The medical treatment for it is contempt, abuse and neglect - I have been severely disbaled by it for 35 years following a viral infection.
Haven't caught colds or flu in the UK cos we aren't allowed to & this is the season,!!! fed up of this R rate bs its the D rate we need to know 99.something % recover.
Great video as always! My little brother tested negative for covid and I’m relieved Because I’m pretty sure both he and I already had in in end of February beginning of March. Back then they only tested known contacts and people who had travelled in the last 2 weeks.
Hello Dr John. Thank you for your most I informative and interesting. Videos. I'm from South Africa and the first thing I do when I get into bed at night is watch your videos. I have learnt so much and though I don't t always understand it all I am amazed at the research you have done and your knowledge is truly amazing. Thank you so much for teaching me and giving me going a good grounding of what is really going on. I m very grateful.
Puerto Rico had some indoor political rallies for primaries and some polititians did test positive for COVID-19 afterwards. It is not so much an issue of mask wearing alone. The sheer amount of people together in a building with recirculated air is a boon for transmission of the virus.
Except that one would expect to see a vast amount of new cases based upon what we've led to believe about how absolute infectious SARS - COV- 2 is. How come that has not really happened?
@@darrencook731 Virused mutate over time and usually less lethal (a virus that kills a host fast will have less chances of reproducing). We are also not testing massively in PR. In addition. It's frigging hot here! If you are outdoors social distancing during the day I bet the risk is low. I do know of nurses getting infected, and doctors. And a couple of those did die.
@@darrencook731 How do you know it's not happening? US deaths have plateaued at around 1000/day, yet the case count has been dropping for two months. Given that the rest of the world is now seeing rising cases with a falling IFR, this puts the US in a rather unique position. What does this suggest? Does it suggest that the US is uniquely bad in saving lives or that cases, instead of actually falling, are increasing exponentially?
If you reduce the amount of virus in that recirculated air, you reduce spread. To reduce it, you need to contr the source. To control the source, masks.... Always. It's not perfect, but it's better.
@@darkcoeficient If there's a mutation that's less lethal, you'd expect *more* cases, less deaths. It's better, but not perfect source control that drops cases. As they reduce, provided people follow procedure, that's an exponential drop, the reverse of the rise in early days. There's a possibility that people are actually hearing about and using Vitamin D?!?
Thanks, John. You are quite welcome in my home, again this evening. => The scale when you drew the total cases had to be lower, as the curve seemed almost to touch the daily case numbers. => one remembers that young Isaac Newton escaped London and ran to his other’s farm, spending some three years there, not teaching in the suspended University, where he was teaching, but conducted experiments he mined for the rest of his life. => Sorry to see college parties didn’t draw an “X,” as did other activities. => Thanks for all you do, John.
That book was fantastic. Oddly enough, I had just finished reading it before CoV. I think of that book often and am constantly amazed by what they did with the knowledge they had at that time
Thanks for the information doctor. Found a good book regarding the village of emm , suggested by one of your followers. Your school is always in session. Thanks👍🏿
How do you dispose of face masks? 👍 Dispose them appropriately and perform hand hygiene immediately afterwards. If medical masks are worn, appropriate use and disposal is essential to ensure they are effective and to avoid any increase in risk of transmission associated with the incorrect use and disposal of masks
and do you think this is the protocol being followed all over the world? Will people forced to wear masks at work and school and travelling remember to change their mask every 20 minutes and hygienically dispose of the old ones? Here's a question for you, Daily Dose: was a risk assessment ever made on masks? Here's a harder one: can incorrect mask protocol increase the risk of infection by , for example, sarscov2?
Dear Dr. Thank You for your videos. I have followed since early january. I have a question. What would the possible reason be for the Swedish "CDC" to stop reporting cases and deaths on mondays? They have had reports going out every day except during the weeksends since the start of the pandemic. Greetings from Sweden
Make sure you are getting K with your D3... K1 (plant K-1) converts to K2 (Animal K-2 found in dark poultry meat, egg yolks, cheese, butter, pork fats, fermented soy, and organ meat) primarily as Mk-4,and K3 in the gut. I am still amazed Fauci told the actress not to each Spinach... Americans do not eat enough leafy green vegetables and it's always a good idea to eat more spinach...
The Truth About COVID Good points but vitamin D3 is a crucial nutrient for the immune system. It protects against acute respiratory tract infections such as COVID-19. See British Medical Journal. Feb 2017. www.bmj.com/content/356/bmj.i6583 See vitaminDwiki for more on how vitamin D3 protects and treats many diseases.
Dr. Campbell, thanks for your updates, i have been following your videos since March. on your video today you mentioned that you haven't been able to receive detailed news from Israel. -- i live here and will happy provide you with details.
@@paulavandenbroeck1333 you can"t it is like comparing apples and oranges the plague killed about 50% of the people.Covid with a death rate of 0,1 is uncomparable
Turkey also started manufacturing their own antigen and antibody test kits that gives results in 8 mins. They have already taken millions of orders from al over the world. ps; Thank you as always Dr. John for educating and helping us. Very much appreciate it. BIG HUG!
I've not had any sort of cold or flu this year. I can't ever remember getting through a spring and summer without something so being locked down has had one benefit but I wonder what I will catch now the children are back at school and how bad I will get it. It only took my son 24 hours to come back with diarrhoea.
@Kimberly Christine I kept him home for the next day and do take his temperature twice a day. His temperature was normal all the time and he soon recovered and is as right as rain now. Had he been under the weather for another day I would have taken him for a test.
Thank you for your work. I'd love someone from outside our country to look at the Swiss situation and assess the government's work. Switzerland never appears in global comparisons which I as a Swiss find sad.
The air is always hazardous in most of the world every single day, especialy developed nations. Nobody cared until Covid came along, even then nobody gets it - the UK is seeing the highest levels of road congestion ever now! People literally killing themselves, their families, friends and neighbours just because they can't be bothered to walk.
@@thebrowns5337 : I could agree with you completely if you said _"many"_ or even _"most people."_ Saying _"nobody"_ is more than just wrong though, it's assumptive and egotistical in nature because you're claiming to know what everyone in the world thinks. I for one used to ride a bicycle to work everyday for one thing.
Same thing happened in Australia, our air quality was even lower. Thought it would never end but did after a month or so. Could also see flames from a fire from my front door for a few days. We had 500 houses burnt by fire and 5 people die back in 2003 in my city, we were lucky we were more prepared this time and the wind didn't blow our way on catastrophic fire days.
The young fellow that broke my folks cohort bubble and tested positive has passed it on to his father now :( My folks still have no symptoms, day 8 post exposure.
my neighbours son went camping with three friends, they all shared a tent, etc for a weekend. One friend has tested positive but all the others are negative. How does that work?
@@rijamor (I very much doubt that happened.... But) Tests have a lower threshold. It's possible to be infected below that amount. If tested, but not given precautionary treatment (depends on the doctor?) there's nothing to stop the small, undetected load multiplying. Wait 3 weeks. Next question?
I disagree that most people are capable of doing the right thing, AKA nobility. I said in December 2019 when this thing escalated in China that in the liberal west where self-importance significantly outweighs common decency, this will be devastating. And it has been. USA: exhibit A.
Suggesting conservatives are paragons of mask wearing is a very bold claim. Trump just held a 15,000 person rally in my county. Not a single mask in sight. Not one.
It's sad. I was in the midst of a home loan and refi when this came to the US. I stopped that and all non-essential activity and begged and pleaded with my governments (local, state, federal) to act swiftly and decisively. I even tired to convince my local grocery store to take action. If most of us had just stepped back and took a break for a month then this would have been over months ago. I don't think it's mainly a lack of social decency. I think a lack of scientific and mathematical literacy was more of a problem. My suggestions for mandatory mask wearing and testing at grocery stores back in March were considered way too authoritarian and fear-based by some of my new-age friends. They are now convinced Dr. Fauci is part of a big pharma-conspiracy/deep-state to keep us all sick and prevent us from using cheap drugs and vitamins to stay well. It's very crazy. Like we are in Bizarro Universe. This is much worse than a lack of common decency.
Dr. Campbell, did you skip Spain or I did not notice the part where you talk about it? I live in Catalonia, and the data seems is getting better too, but not in the center of the country (Madrid, especially) But the opening in the schools is worrying us. Thank you for the information.
I know someone who has had this back in may (55) and is still ill, Mainly breathing problems and it's the long term damage that is the biggest problem and the ability of the NHS to cope during the coming months
I'm 70 and have taken 5000 IU of D3 for 11 years. I stay mostly isolated, going out only for grocery shopping and medical visits. I plan on wearing a mask until the end of 2021, or longer. I live in western New York State. I always watch until the end.
God I hope you’ve been taking k2 along side ?
Sounds like a recipe for survival
Chris Stevens why do you have to lie? How about mind your own business and stop giving stupid advices.
@@Ihatebs I thought that was USD 39,000 for every person in ICU? Yep, guess he means once you land there it is the end.
You have a solid plan, wearing a mask is not a big inconvenient, and it is good to like yourself I.e not looking for happiness from other people (unfortunately many people in US can’t stand living with themselves)
Thank you that was really nice of you to tell that story that related to Melbourne Australia , I live in Melbourne I got a tear to my eye your story was emotional but encouraging thank you very much.
Me too, Im just on best behaviour for the recording
Dr. John Campbell I can imagine you are I’ve still got those tears going now
@Beatty Smithe What garbage. If you hadn't put VIC in the first sentence I wouldn't know what country you were talking about.
@Martin Copeland. Stay strong. We live in Ballarat
@Beatty Smithe Yep, living in a little piece of Aussie paradise, a dream world :)
With you there , John. I have visited Eyam and sensed the noble altruism and sacrifice of those incredible people.
I can well believe that, Paula. A friend of mine visited a few years ago. He is a very stoical, unemotional sort of chap as a rule but while he was there he suddenly felt this intense sadness that he could not shake off and he burst into uncontrollable tears.
@E V Whose? The OP's words were profoundly moving and beautifully expressed. I was merely relating what happened to a friend of mine.
Yes, I went to Eyam a couple of times and got the chills reading the gravestones. Courage and self sacrifice!
How the British people have changed.
@@thebrowns5337 How so?
Thanks for keeping us updated, your work is massive
We are in Seattle and the smoke is thick. Scary times. Thank you for mentioning us ❤️
Remember to stay indoors as much as possible, and don't exercise outside.
On a brighter side, I live smack in the middle of two massive fires. The one to the north of us is California's biggest fire ever, nearly one million acres last I checked. But tonight I can see a lot of stars, and hadn't seen any since the lighting storms hit us.
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Thank you Dr. John! You have saved lives just spreading facts. You bring comfort when there is nothing but confusion. I appreciate your hard relentless work and you deserve nothing but greatness for your efforts. Thank you!
We need to ease back a little on the Dr John adoration. He's not the messiah, he's a very naughty boy.
@@rijamor I reckon he'd make a good cult leader. On the other hand he could of course be a complete wolf in sheep's clothing.
He’s a king
Well, by spreading his facts he's almost succeeded in making me suicidal..
@@joesprinter8202 Would you personally realise there was a pandemic if it wasn't for the media telling you so. Sometimes its best just to step away for a while.
I always stay to the end. Look forward everyday to your broadcasts and am eternally grateful. Lovely to see the sun shining on you from that beautiful window.
Love hearing the positive news about lowering death rates, despite the continuing chaos worldwide. Thanks for continuing to share, explain and summarize information in a caring apolitical manner. Your videos are my daily coffee and sanity break. Mad respect from Alberta Canada.
The irony of Sweden being dubbed the architect of no-lock down measures to achieve herd immunity with minimal casualties and economic collapse , is Sweden is merely doing what the entire globe has been doing with every past pandemic for a century. The entire lock down and mass mask wearing is an experiment, never before attempted in history that has shown by the actual data to have made little to no difference in containing this virus or minimizing casualties. ua-cam.com/video/8UvFhIFzaac/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/FU3OibcindQ/v-deo.html
dean mushtuk ....Won’t see on “News”...media...ua-cam.com/video/qFlqXPl_hZQ/v-deo.html 5mins.....
Thx for watching Alberta.
Ironic isnt it? #cdnpoli #alberta twitter.com/kdlang/status/847101469123919872
I’m a caregiver in New Zealand and it is obvious we have not had many coughs, colds, flu's and bugs this year, a lovely side effect of less worldwide movement.
Ainsley Stevenson ....From Scotland 🏴 ...I don’t think you will see this on national “news”.....ua-cam.com/video/qFlqXPl_hZQ/v-deo.html 🙏🏻
Ainsley Stevenson ...ua-cam.com/video/UXztG_Gj95A/v-deo.html
Eyam is an account of people taking personal responsibility, which is what is required at the moment but somewhat lacking!
bubonic plague was a systemic threat on a whole other level though. willingness for personal responsibility probably scales pretty steeply with the severity of disease after some point.
acetylsalicylsyra thank you...
acetylsalicylsyra dunno about you but personal responsibility should be an everyday thing in 2020, we are not in the 1600’s anymore! Even in 2020 human nature seems to say I’m okay so screw everyone else, so even in 2020 we are only one step above Neanderthal! When you mention severity what you mean is how it affects YOU!
Because Americans are being led by a cult leader and his followers have "herd-like" mentality. No wisdom, lack of spirit of discernment.
@@barrycarey7521 Stop being silly, barry. acetylsalicylsyra's comment is very valid. You need to stop projecting your own cynicism and selfishness onto everyone else.
I always get a lot out of your videos Dr John, thankfully. Thank you so much for recounting the amazing way the dear folk from Eyam courageously took the full brunt of that atrocious tragedy to save countless lives. There are so many in England and throughout the world who should have listened to this video and learned many lessons of selflessness. Thank you much for an excellent video. Take great care and visit the allotment today, it'll do you good. 😊
I have been saying for a long time, he needs to be given the Pulitzer Peace Prize. Thank you Dr John. My heaps of blessing be given to you and your family!
Yes, let's get John knighted
The Pulitzer prize is for journalism, you may be talking of the Nobel peace prize. The Nobel peace prize is awarded on hard to understand criteria and I doubt that any personal UA-cam channel will qualify.
You cant just be awarded a CBE. You have to be nominated by someone or an organisation and there are some boxes you have to tick. Not saying it couldn't happen but its not something the queen tosses a coin on.
In Israel we’re basically going into a second lockdown because the health system is in danger of being overwhelmed. We have plenty of spare ventilators and beds, but not enough trained medical staff to handle the virus. We got to this situation by opening up everything too quickly, an undisciplined response to the health regulations by sectors of the society and huge weddings and parties and religious gatherings with no social distancing. Israel has a very high standard of medicine, but things got out of control because the virus was politicized and every step the government made to curb it got shot down by political and sectarian pressure groups. I’d be happy to update you Dr John.
Add to that motorcycle rallies and a president who knowingly and willfully lied about the seriousness of the pandemic, and we have a very similar situation in the U.S. being spurred on still by the same people who deny human made climate change.
Wishing all my fellow Earthlings, peace, health, and prosperity.
I fully support the claims made in your comment.
The situation in Israel is quite simple really. Israelis are resilient , but they are used to take punishment for awhile and then go back to normal. So after the first lockdown the situation was improved and the prime minister said: "go out, drink a beer, have fun." so ppl returned to normal. gov opened things way too fast and without the needed preparations and response teams required. not enough testing. not enough infection chains interruptions. not enough social changes in norm. lots of religious pressure to allow mass prayers and weddings again. These results were very much expected by everyone with a basic understanding of the situation.
Uk will probably be on lockdown soon
You're going into second lockdown whilst all the satanic scum in your country is rounded up. You're not asleep, you're in a bloody coma!
Sad thing is most Political heads will ignore Israel’s warning and blunder into another massive spike in hospital admissions. There seems to be a disconnect with what hospital admission says about the patient being admitted. You have to a bit more sick than just the ‘common flu’ to get admitted....
Another day listening to your videos great as always thanks for keeping us informed
Yes, it's become a habit. I've learned so much! :)
@@7YBzzz4nbyte yes! Same here I cant thank him enough for passing all of this knowledge on to us. I truly am grateful.
As always, thank you for your updates & dedication to informing us on what’s going on out there. Incredible story about Eyam. People are to selfish now a days. I look forward to this information,daily. Here in the US, we have to question everything we here & you are consistent & reliable. Admire that about you.
Thanks, as always!
Cases do not mean anything, the only things matter are hospitalizations, ICUs and Deaths.
There are difficulties defining all of those accurately and consistently
I wish you were right, but yesterday I heard a radio program about people getting long-term breathing problems from even mild Covid-19. They interviewed people who were ill in March, and many still had continuous asthma-like breathing problems, even though they weren't hospitalised or in ICUs, nor dead.
@@7YBzzz4nbyte which, while horrible, is not the same as overwhelming healthcare service: the point of Locking Down.
Eva E You should stop listenning to MSM programs. They will ALWAYS highlight thr sensational news (which are mostly bad). They want to keep up the fear because this is what sells. All infrctious diseases have this kind of side effect but you never hear about those. Watch this video for clarity: ua-cam.com/video/8UvFhIFzaac/v-deo.html
Considering that PCR tests are now set to be hypersensitive, it's not surprising to see so many false positives contributing to a high number of cases.
Thank you for your information and brilliant teaching method.
Nice to hear from you Dr John campbell thank you.
This doctor is the G.O.A.T
There is a great novel about this plague village called “Year of Wonders” by Geraldine Brooks.
How does it end?
Thanks for the information. I ordered this book on Amazon. Also downloaded Calebs crossing. Always interested in a good read.
It’s a wonderful book, I can really recommend it.
A lot of my friends in Melbourne are reading it or have read it. I read it over a decade ago, still kept it on my shelves.
I read this book many years ago. It remains one of my most favourite books. I have also visited Ryan and the small village museum.
as a child I placed my hands in one of the plague stones where they left their money still here today, as imagined their lives...
Thank you very much Dr. Campbell, it is a real pleasure to follow your channel
No wonder you guys feel that way about it. That was quite literally an entire village of heroes.
I hope that their great story will live on to inspire and teach others.
Dr. Campbell, thank you for your remarkable perspicacity; I am a daily viewer and aside from learning so much, your energy powers me, too.
YEEEAAAAHHHHHH Go Australia! You're the best!
Wonderful listening to your updates. Thank you for your calm and factual demeanor. No drama here, just the facts.
Why don't we in the UK have access to the treatments that are proving to be so helpful? The press don't talk about any of these wonderful things that Doctor John has talked about. Instead we are served with fear story after story. I mourned a free press.
WHO doesn't allow it.
Thank you so much for your well researched information. This really helps me remain sane. Sincerely, Laara WilliamSen, BC, Canada
I told my two autistic sons the story of Eyam today. They have both agreed to take off their sunflower lanyards and wear a scarf or mask in college and the supermarket now.
Not that it was my goal, I just think as a society we need to put the needs of others before our own sometimes and realise this is a group effort.
South Park - We don't take kindly
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Great result Emma. It's great that they learned such an interesting part of history, and you got the message across to them. I've seen whole families in supermarkets ignoring the mask and SD rules - I think they can't all be exempt. There are too many people being careless now. Severe breathing difficulties/medical reasons aside, wearing masks in public places is not such an awful thing to tolerate, for the greater good.
How wonderful of them!
@@bluemoon6625 "For the Greater Good."
Thank you so much for another informative video. The story of how one village potentially saved millions made me emotional as well. Lets all remember Dr John Campbell after this and all the things he has done for us during this. All the research, all the collaborating, and timeliness that goes into this must be exhausting at times and we appreciate you more than you know. We love you
Sincerely, Your deeply depressed friend in Seattle
Enjoy your updates. Thks for what you do. Good info.
Thank you John 👋🏻
Vietnam
Cases 1,063
Deaths 35
Five more recoveries and no new cases Monday.
According to the government.
Really bad death to case ratio. Hope they can get things under control.
PDB Long and your source is Alex Jones I assume? lol
Thanks for mentioning Vietnam but on this channel you can only suspect bad news cause good news doesn't sell
Barbaryotaku yeah a hospital in Da Nang was hit hard, but things are pretty much back to normal now.
Thanks for your hard work keeping your subscriber's informed and updated.
This is the first time I have committed on your updates and have followed them all the the way through this difficult time and hope you keep going, it was interesting to hear your comments on eyam as my ancestors are in the death register in eyam at the time of the plague.keep it up and thank you
Great job Dr.. John, you are such a marvelous person, and things make sense when you explain things. I don't think you have a dishonest bone in your body.
Doc, it seems like the planet has gone crazy! Reading the comments here today, it's obvious that a whole lot of people are suffering or are seeing others suffer and many don't know which way to turn. How about a moment of silence in your next video for all watching to say a silent prayer for humanity, to send virtual hugs and well wishes to all? We need a kinder, more caring, helpful, compassionate humanity. Sending virtual hugs, prayers and well wishes to all . . . Nothing is permanent, so this too shall pass. Continue to keep well and safe everyone. Take some deep breaths when you feel overwhelmed and breathe out slowly, and let the millions of thoughts go. Happiness really is peace of mind and one can learn to have peace of mind in any situation. You will get through this. Despair isn't an option. Love to all.
Thanks again Dr. John!
Amazing history about Eyam. Thanks Dr. John
Why cant people in england get a test !! Not even in hot spot towns. How can they do track n trace if we cant get tested ! The uk gov needs to sort it out asap .
Do France have a test and trace app? I see that they are doing more testing, up to a million tests a day. Also they've had record amounts of cases, higher than at the height of the pandemic. They simply don't comply with social distancing and macron/castex were fools to let tour de France go ahead. Bet you we'll be like france in spite of high amounts of cases, on the flip side we do have more herd immunity in the country than france have. We need to be like Belgium, now Belgium are disciplined and do behave themselves impeccably. We don't want to copy the Americans, French or Spanish, we need to copy the Italians, Belgians and germans.
What's the problem? Do we test for cold all the time?
People are not treated for cancer and other illnesses, people lose jobs and commit suicides. Mr Campbell did show himself UK deaths for week 35 in this video. Around 10% more than 5 years average. Mind to stop there and find the reason? NHS policies & lockdown? Certainly not covid-19 itself! Only 1% deaths even though warped statistics is used! So why are you afraid of something that is as risky as any other common cold virus?
So 100 x more people die for other reasons, but governments, Mr Campbell, and yourself witch-hunt simply another common cold virus that does very little.
@@hotbit7327 my mum is 76 lives alone is really unwell n we cant get her tested . She is in the risk group .. if it was your parent im sure u would feel the same ...... if she got tested n it was neg i could go and care for her but ive got heart problem so until we get her tested i cant !!
@@hotbit7327 how many common cold viruses do you know of that can kill in a week? This is nothing like a common cold virus. Do a little research and dump your unjustified beliefs.
@@bme7491 Are you implying Sars-Cov-2 kills within a week? How did you make this up?
99+% infected DO NOT die. From those who die, on average they are over 80 years old and on average have 2 or more 'pre-existing' conditions, which means have been seriously ill before contracting Sars-Cov-2.
Do a lot of research!
Dr John Campbell I've been watching your videos since January and they are the highlight of my day. Please could you do a video on the fact people in the UK are finding it very difficult to even get tested, with the website saying to "try again later".
We live in a different world now, people aren't prepared to tolerate hardships or sacrifice
Define "Hardship"?
The hardship of treatment if you don't take precautions and are infected?
I disagree people aren't prepared to tolorate hardships or sacrifices for no reason, the current lockdowns and fearmongering by the media and others has not helped to promote cooporation between people's and societies and rather are massive burdens put on the youth for the sake of the older generations, further more the lockdowns are a massive wealth transfer from the poor to the rich and lastely the lockdowns have created massive poverty, economic hardships and famines for the rest of the world.
The response to the pandemic has been a total mess, hysterical and irrational and we will feel it's effects for many, many years to come, while the current deathtoll does not justify the amount of damage it has done.
People aren't willing to give up everything for so little, so no wonder people are angry and resentfull, if your part of the youth you have a right to be angry.
@Seine O'More. 😂😂😂
@Seine O'More🤣🤣
The older generation are willing to put their lives on hold to protect the whole pollution.
A number of my friends in Melbourne are reading or have read "Year of Wonders" by Geraldine Brooke based on the history of the plague in Eyam. Lots of great reading being done in lockdowns.
The only place for the facts is Dr John Campbell... Keep it up Doctor John 💯🙏
@Benaiah Ahmadinejad Why do you keep watching if you are a virus denier?
Benaiah Ahmadinejad Why watch then?
I'd also strongly recommend the Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine (CEBM) at Oxford Uni. Some really thorough, interesting, impartial research.
Facts, with careful omission.
@@heminder Please tell
Back in the day it was a hollowed out base of a broadstone filled with vinegar for our town..not too far from Eyam.... Been watching your vids from the start of the pandemic. Thankyou for keeping me up to date.
Located In UK aged 71. Had my flu shot today. Taking 1000 international units of vitamin D(25 ug)per day vitamin C 80mg per day Zinc 10 mg per day.
@@user-lk2qf4rt3m NHS should be contacting people about getting flu jabs now.I has a txt from them today giving me 2 different dates to go into the local clinic and get it done.
@@ThePostie501 I thought the NHS had closed down. The dentistry department certainly appears to have.
@@melodyprojekt Hi 1000 IU is the general recommended dose, Dr Campbell takes 2000 IU ( he mentionned it on a video).I take 3000 IU however if you're going to take a dose over 2000 IU a health professional should be consulted as in certain cases it's not recommended! Best wishes & stay safe!
You should probably get a new flu shot in January.
Melody Projekt not for the summer months. This is the amount Dr John is taking and in the winter he doubles it to 2000
I can't fathom the pain and the incredible strength of both the Talbot and Hancocke families of Eyam. I was inspired to learn more about them, and their loss was heartbreaking.
I think we could learn alot from Eyam.
This is not the bubonic plague nor anything like it. Governments were afraid that they might have had death numbers as there were in the 1918 flu epidemic. They would have had nothing like it. In 1918 the world had just come through the Great War (it only became WW1 after WW2 started), most of the population were undernourished, infant mortality was high, rickets caused by lack of vit c was rife , children died of scarlet fever, mumps, measles, croup (my grandmother lost two children to croup), diphtheria, polio and many other diseases. This virus was never going to have that sort of effect on a much healthier population, ever. Admittedly we could be healthier and it is no small coincidence that deaths amongst those under 60 have been many people who have obesity problems. Anyone under the age of 50 has more chance of dying in a road traffic accident than dying of Covid. Only 6% of deaths have Covid as the only cause of death.
I have taken the advice if John and take vit D now, thanks for that advice, I like statistics.
Granville Stout please put this in the main thread. It is a a good read. I agree
@@granvillestout2681 Rickets is caused by insufficient Vitamin D. Deficiency of vitamin C causes scurvy.
Sarah Strong I already knew that. In 1918 that is what people were lacking. There were no health shops in those days were people could buy tablets, in fact they probably did not manufacture them on any sort of scale. The only way to get vit c was through your food which was in short supply. And we know where to get vit d naturally.
@@sarahstrong7174 Yes, I have known that for many years. In 19i8 people got their vitamins from food. There was no mass manufacturing of vitamins. Many in the western world were short of food particularly after 4 years of war. We know that we can manufacture vit d through exposure to sunlight but in those dark days people worked 6 days a week and in cold damp places like mines and stuffy hot factories. They had long hours and only Sunday to sit in the sun.
Always wonderful to watch another video from you.
The Eyam story is remarkable, especially since the bacterial cause of plague and its vector (fleas on rats) weren't discovered for another 220 years. The self-sacrifice of the townspeople was instinctive (correctly so, as it turned out) rather than based on any real knowledge.
damn interesting
Why should people make the same sacrifices for a virus with an over 99% survival rate?
Agreed. And the people of Vic can be tested and released from confinement. Only the SICK should be isolated!! Locking up millions of healthy people IS sick!!
@Emma Thompson So stripping freedoms from 99% by the force of the state is moral then? I don't agree. You could justify anything by that logic.
@@zeroneutral what is 1% of of 100,000 (the size of a large town)?
Thank you for the history of Eyam, Derbyshire i coped and going to look up more on the history of Eyam, Derbyshire as well as pictures,i found it interesting. :)
Dr John 👍
Always good to listen to your information and advice John
You cannot really compare what happened back in 16th Century to today. Even if people back then had wanted to leave, where could they have gone? Most would have had no money for food or shelter, and their families were in same area.
Lack of options does not mean they were more stoic or noble than today. And there was no 24/7 news to scare them.
Exactly
Plague about 50% fatality rate
Covid 0,1%
Give us a break
Dr John, Thank you for your hard work providing us this information in a way that is understandable and so generously. A few days ago you mentioned masks becoming mandatory in Australia. I am in Sydney New South Wales and as far as I know and am sad to report it is only in Melbourne that masks are mandatory. It is kind of pathetic that our political leaders are not onto this simple protection which SHOULD of course be mandatory in Sydney. Due to the quality of your information updates, as a 70yo with asthma and diabetes I stay shielding, have food delivered and am staying safe. When I do have to go out I wear 2 masks. I am uncomfortable due to postponements of my total knee replacement 6x...but that isn't life threatening. Thanks again! And I always watch and listen til the end of your update too.
"Police enforcement.....has unfortunately been necessary." What a thing eh? Who'd have thought we'd get so quickly to this place. The establishment handling of this situation is, now, incomprehensible.
We only got to this place quickly because too many brain dead people wearing masks instead of using their brains God gave them and doing there research. Too many people living in fear that you have more chance on a sunny day of being struck down by lightning. I'll take my chances thank you with no mask no vaccination of any kind and keep my immune system up by getting outside in the sunshine.
@Vaccine Sheep Quite the name ... I'll tell my dad who had polio at a young age ...
@@surfraptor Pointless comparison. Polio is a severe disease. Common colds and other viral respiratory infections very rarely are.
Dr. Campbell, you are the voice I listen to for the facts of this pandemic. Thank you. The politicians in Australia are fighting with each other and confusing people about the severity of this virus. Thanks for bringing up Eyam. If only we could be motivated similarly. And yes I watch to the end and talk back to you through the program. Keep on with the good work.
I had not heard of this village. Very inspiring. Hopefully we can live up to this legacy of our global humanity
@Peter S Like the UK and USA!!
Covid-19 is nothing like the disease described.
Dear sir, you made my heart to crying. Real tears ... . 💔💔💔.
Lovely to see and hear you on this sunny day Dr Cambell 🙏🏼
Thanks for listening
Dr. John Campbell ... you’re welcome..thank you sir for everything you have done and continue to do. I’ve been with you on this journey since mid January and it’s been truly inspirational. Often sad .. but so very helpful. I’m so grateful to have received this reply from you today. 🙏🏼❤️
Currently reading the diary of Samuel Pepys. He also lived through the plague in London!
Due to face covers all countries will have lighter flu seasons. Something scientific to learn for the future.
Yeah well I'm not planning on wearing my damn mask forever
And social distancing and hand washing and less people gathering in groups particularly indoors.
Ed Ropper I agree it should only be for the minimum time necessary it’s a preventative measure not a permanent measure, although I would be happy to wear it a couple of months a year if it reduced flu deaths too.
@@barrycarey7521 obesity and smoking related deaths are a far bigger issue than the flu or Covid-19
@@darrenrussell3695 Not to mention the amount of extra deaths that will occur because the hospitals are not processing patients with other life threatening conditions.
Thanks Dr Campbell much appreciated
the fire smoke is still heavy in San Francisco - eyes burning and chest tight.
I'm up in Victoria BC and it's ghastly here as well even though we have no local fires. Apparently we have worlds worst air quality here. It must be awful to be right in the middle of it.
@@Chahlie : It is, I live smack in between a massive fire to the south (around 370,000+ acres, and the biggest fire in California's history to the north (last I checked almost 900,000 acres). The total for this year here is 3,000,000 acres burned supposedly. But it's much more than that, we'll find out how much later. Right now most of the Mendocino Forest is burning out of control because they don't have the resources to fight that one, and it's very sparsely populated, with no paved roads.
@@Chahlie it is...and it's been going on for days. I had to get some eye drops, and my nose is starting to burn as well. I even have an air filter in my home. They are showing a smoke spread pattern map, shows heavy smoke up where you are, and it's even causing haze on the U.S. east coast.
Thank you again sir. Every day I check if there is a new vid. Cheers from across the Northsea. Aka the Netherlands where maskwearing is still at a low level. Often I am the only one in the local supermarket.
Heroic example. Great example of the awareness of the common good where individual rights are heroically sacrificed for the greater benefit and the realisation that with each right there is a corresponding duty to respect the rights of others. Thanks Dr John for your great contributions and videos at this time of covid-19. Ian using Vitamin D and C Hope others see your earlier video on Vitamin D and further follow up with two other videos with the supporting evidence.
The people refusing to wear masks and keep their distance from others should be aware that there are now an estimated 600,000 cases of long COVID in the UK alone, and that it seems identical to the devastating, incurable illness M.E.. The medical treatment for it is contempt, abuse and neglect - I have been severely disbaled by it for 35 years following a viral infection.
Thanks John
Following you since the beginning from disasterous Israel
We havnt caught colds or flu in Melbourne because we aren’t allowed out.
Haven't caught colds or flu in the UK cos we aren't allowed to & this is the season,!!! fed up of this R rate bs its the D rate we need to know 99.something % recover.
Great video as always! My little brother tested negative for covid and I’m relieved
Because I’m pretty sure both he and I already had in in end of February beginning of March. Back then they only tested known contacts and people who had travelled in the last 2 weeks.
Thanks once more for your update, Doc! Interesting one today! Keep well and safe.
Thank you Dr C 👍☮️
Regarding Eyam, I second John's comments. Moving history.
Hepworth too in West Yorkshire
Hello Dr John. Thank you for your most I informative and interesting. Videos. I'm from South Africa and the first thing I do when I get into bed at night is watch your videos. I have learnt so much and though I don't t always understand it all I am amazed at the research you have done and your knowledge is truly amazing. Thank you so much for teaching me and giving me going a good grounding of what is really going on. I m very grateful.
Reduced travel may be the reason Australia has less flu, as well as Covid precautions.
Thank you. Again and again
Puerto Rico had some indoor political rallies for primaries and some polititians did test positive for COVID-19 afterwards.
It is not so much an issue of mask wearing alone. The sheer amount of people together in a building with recirculated air is a boon for transmission of the virus.
Except that one would expect to see a vast amount of new cases based upon what we've led to believe about how absolute infectious SARS - COV- 2 is. How come that has not really happened?
@@darrencook731 Virused mutate over time and usually less lethal (a virus that kills a host fast will have less chances of reproducing). We are also not testing massively in PR. In addition. It's frigging hot here! If you are outdoors social distancing during the day I bet the risk is low.
I do know of nurses getting infected, and doctors. And a couple of those did die.
@@darrencook731 How do you know it's not happening? US deaths have plateaued at around 1000/day, yet the case count has been dropping for two months. Given that the rest of the world is now seeing rising cases with a falling IFR, this puts the US in a rather unique position. What does this suggest? Does it suggest that the US is uniquely bad in saving lives or that cases, instead of actually falling, are increasing exponentially?
If you reduce the amount of virus in that recirculated air, you reduce spread.
To reduce it, you need to contr the source.
To control the source, masks.... Always.
It's not perfect, but it's better.
@@darkcoeficient
If there's a mutation that's less lethal, you'd expect *more* cases, less deaths.
It's better, but not perfect source control that drops cases.
As they reduce, provided people follow procedure, that's an exponential drop, the reverse of the rise in early days.
There's a possibility that people are actually hearing about and using Vitamin D?!?
Thanks, John. You are quite welcome in my home, again this evening. => The scale when you drew the total cases had to be lower, as the curve seemed almost to touch the daily case numbers. => one remembers that young Isaac Newton escaped London and ran to his other’s farm, spending some three years there, not teaching in the suspended University, where he was teaching, but conducted experiments he mined for the rest of his life. => Sorry to see college parties didn’t draw an “X,” as did other activities. => Thanks for all you do, John.
I just read a fictional account of this event where the village isolated (A year of wonders Geraldine Brooks), fascinating and admirable population.
That book was fantastic. Oddly enough, I had just finished reading it before CoV. I think of that book often and am constantly amazed by what they did with the knowledge they had at that time
Thanks for the information doctor. Found a good book regarding the village of emm , suggested by one of your followers.
Your school is always in session. Thanks👍🏿
How do you dispose of face masks?
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Dispose them appropriately and perform hand hygiene immediately afterwards. If medical masks are worn, appropriate use and disposal is essential to ensure they are effective and to avoid any increase in risk of transmission associated with the incorrect use and disposal of masks
They are the new scourge of the verges and pavements
I would say school masks should be disposed to special bin and once a week RT-PCRed as whole.
This would show if that school should worry or not.
and do you think this is the protocol being followed all over the world? Will people forced to wear masks at work and school and travelling remember to change their mask every 20 minutes and hygienically dispose of the old ones? Here's a question for you, Daily Dose: was a risk assessment ever made on masks? Here's a harder one: can incorrect mask protocol increase the risk of infection by , for example, sarscov2?
A few laps in a copy machine will work.
Ultraviolet should be installed on commercial planes that uses recycle air, too.
Dispose of them? We don't do that. We just stuff them into our pockets and use them till they disintegrate.
Dear Dr. Thank You for your videos. I have followed since early january.
I have a question.
What would the possible reason be for the Swedish "CDC" to stop reporting cases and deaths on mondays? They have had reports going out every day except during the weeksends since the start of the pandemic.
Greetings from Sweden
take your vitamin D everyday and live.
I am
See vitaminDwiki for the facts about vitamin D3 and diseases
Make sure you are getting K with your D3... K1 (plant K-1) converts to K2 (Animal K-2 found in dark poultry meat, egg yolks, cheese, butter, pork fats, fermented soy, and organ meat) primarily as Mk-4,and K3 in the gut.
I am still amazed Fauci told the actress not to each Spinach... Americans do not eat enough leafy green vegetables and it's always a good idea to eat more spinach...
The Truth About COVID Good points but vitamin D3 is a crucial nutrient for the immune system. It protects against acute respiratory tract infections such as COVID-19. See British Medical Journal. Feb 2017.
www.bmj.com/content/356/bmj.i6583
See vitaminDwiki for more on how vitamin D3 protects and treats many diseases.
@The Truth About COVID yeah? tell that to the people that died from it, oh wait you can't. If you choose to be stupid, that's on you.
Dr. Campbell, thanks for your updates, i have been following your videos since March. on your video today you mentioned that you haven't been able to receive detailed news from Israel. -- i live here and will happy provide you with details.
@Vaccine Sheep exactly. you are nobody
This can't be compared to the bubonic plague, come on. That's absurd.
No but it's still interesting to learn about it, sort of sets things in perspective too.
We're comparing the people's response to it.
@@paulavandenbroeck1333 you can"t it is like comparing apples and oranges the plague killed about 50% of the people.Covid with a death rate of 0,1 is uncomparable
@@carinesomers6529 We are comparing the people's response to danger and their ability to make personal sacrifices to save others from the same fate.
When it first started you'd have thought it was in the same league the amount of scaremongering that went on!
Thank you very much, greetings from Berlin
15/9/2020 00:01 Victoria Australia reported its first day without a fatality in more than two months. 😃👍
Turkey also started manufacturing their own antigen and antibody test kits that gives results in 8 mins. They have already taken millions of orders from al over the world. ps; Thank you as always Dr. John for educating and helping us. Very much appreciate it. BIG HUG!
good news on the tests!
It’s a story of great courage.
An entire village of heroes.
Like Dr. Said... an account... not a story
John you are my earth angle Thank you for your knowledge & wisdom ❤️please do keep up your so very important work🙏🏼
I've not had any sort of cold or flu this year.
I can't ever remember getting through a spring and summer without something so being locked down has had one benefit but I wonder what I will catch now the children are back at school and how bad I will get it. It only took my son 24 hours to come back with diarrhoea.
That was due to dodgy packed lunch, not a virus.
@@Barbaryotaku
Funny, he was sent home in the morning before he had chance of eating his dodgy packed lunch so I ate it.
@Kimberly Christine
I kept him home for the next day and do take his temperature twice a day. His temperature was normal all the time and he soon recovered and is as right as rain now. Had he been under the weather for another day I would have taken him for a test.
Then stay locked up in a bubble.
@David Ward Nice one. I have to give him packed lunches as the thought of a canteen meal does that.
Thank you for your work. I'd love someone from outside our country to look at the Swiss situation and assess the government's work. Switzerland never appears in global comparisons which I as a Swiss find sad.
The air is been hazardous and we haven’t seen the sun for a week here in Central Oregon
Kathy Mickelson I'm so sorry , it sounds absolutely terrible.
The air is always hazardous in most of the world every single day, especialy developed nations. Nobody cared until Covid came along, even then nobody gets it - the UK is seeing the highest levels of road congestion ever now! People literally killing themselves, their families, friends and neighbours just because they can't be bothered to walk.
@@thebrowns5337 : I could agree with you completely if you said _"many"_ or even _"most people."_ Saying _"nobody"_ is more than just wrong though, it's assumptive and egotistical in nature because you're claiming to know what everyone in the world thinks. I for one used to ride a bicycle to work everyday for one thing.
@Kathy Mickelson : Did you guys also get the _glowing alien orange light_ a couple of days ago?
Same thing happened in Australia, our air quality was even lower. Thought it would never end but did after a month or so. Could also see flames from a fire from my front door for a few days. We had 500 houses burnt by fire and 5 people die back in 2003 in my city, we were lucky we were more prepared this time and the wind didn't blow our way on catastrophic fire days.
Thank you for your efforts ...
The young fellow that broke my folks cohort bubble and tested positive has passed it on to his father now :( My folks still have no symptoms, day 8 post exposure.
Hope everyone recovers OK and that your family stays well!
my neighbours son went camping with three friends, they all shared a tent, etc for a weekend. One friend has tested positive but all the others are negative. How does that work?
@@rijamor
(I very much doubt that happened.... But)
Tests have a lower threshold.
It's possible to be infected below that amount.
If tested, but not given precautionary treatment (depends on the doctor?) there's nothing to stop the small, undetected load multiplying.
Wait 3 weeks.
Next question?
@@rijamor PCR 45 cycles. Look it up
@@rogerstarkey5390 how did you get to be this smug?
Very informative! Eyam people were sensible! And courageous!
Eyam: a memorable school trip when I was a lad.
Love your show. Any idea if we’ll have a second peak?
I disagree that most people are capable of doing the right thing, AKA nobility. I said in December 2019 when this thing escalated in China that in the liberal west where self-importance significantly outweighs common decency, this will be devastating. And it has been. USA: exhibit A.
Ironically, it is the far right most determined to violate the standards of good behaviour
Suggesting conservatives are paragons of mask wearing is a very bold claim. Trump just held a 15,000 person rally in my county. Not a single mask in sight. Not one.
Wearing a mask, common decency, 5 people in market yesterday, no masks, no social distancing, age range, 16 to 25. They couldn't give a damm,
It's sad. I was in the midst of a home loan and refi when this came to the US. I stopped that and all non-essential activity and begged and pleaded with my governments (local, state, federal) to act swiftly and decisively. I even tired to convince my local grocery store to take action.
If most of us had just stepped back and took a break for a month then this would have been over months ago. I don't think it's mainly a lack of social decency. I think a lack of scientific and mathematical literacy was more of a problem. My suggestions for mandatory mask wearing and testing at grocery stores back in March were considered way too authoritarian and fear-based by some of my new-age friends. They are now convinced Dr. Fauci is part of a big pharma-conspiracy/deep-state to keep us all sick and prevent us from using cheap drugs and vitamins to stay well. It's very crazy. Like we are in Bizarro Universe. This is much worse than a lack of common decency.
I will never look at my fellow citizens the same way after this.
Dr. Campbell, did you skip Spain or I did not notice the part where you talk about it? I live in Catalonia, and the data seems is getting better too, but not in the center of the country (Madrid, especially) But the opening in the schools is worrying us. Thank you for the information.
Very briefly, but dont worry. If the infections are rising and deaths falling, happy days!
@@rijamor Thank you. Let's hope for the best!