I had similar experiences here in Germany when I went for my jabs. I had translated and printed out the recommendations from Denmark (around 18th April 2021) and showed them to the medical personell : in the first case the soldiers at the vaccination centre said no problem, but at the second jab, in the company where I work, the doctor argumented that he had studied Anatomy for 6 years and there was no danger of the needle entering a blood vessel, but I was adamant and said: it is my arm. He then referred me to the person who was giving the jab, and with a little convincing she aspirated. Moral of the story: IT IS YOUR ARM AND YOUR BODY.

@johndonahue39

2 жыл бұрын

Nobody is aspirating in Germany! The healthcare system is full of flaws in Germany as in any other western country. Reception girls with zero medical education are being used to vaccinate in house doctor (hausarzt) clinics!

@robcurios740

2 жыл бұрын

@@johndonahue39 There are notices of vaccine administrating assistants or Mithilfe in public vaccination venues!! It's crazy

@Healthyhabits06

2 жыл бұрын

It's the health care workers license on the line if they don't follow best practice guidelines and policies

@skyout19

2 жыл бұрын

@aussie114 They were helping out with the vaccination program. Now we have a deficit of medical staff to vaccinate the surge of people that now want to get vaccinated - or some of the vaccination centres don't have enough vaccines - a logistic issue.

@skyout19

2 жыл бұрын

@@Healthyhabits06 With a little patience and politeness I was able to convince the person who administered the vaccine to aspirate. I think it is important to print out the translated recommendations from the danish health authorities and show these to the vaccinators.

I asked my mother about it, she was an army nurse (Vietnam era), and they were taught to aspirate.

@JAMESWUERTELE

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine that, when people did the job correctly.

@scoutdixie4412

2 жыл бұрын

25 year nurse I was taught to aspirate, still do. I’ve only pulled blood back twice, but always check.

@geraldinemalloy8277

2 жыл бұрын

Graduated from 3 year nursing school program as an RN in 1968. I worked from then until 2012 in various areas of hospitals. I was trained to aspirate and always did.

@patriciafarrow9586

2 жыл бұрын

Family in Montreal Quebec received vaccine from young nurses - all trained to aspirate. This is inconsistent across the country and the world!

@RabJ208

2 жыл бұрын

Aspirating? Come on people! This is the 21st century and we're discussing this nonsense. Are you all so naive that you believe those administering the jabs are doing it wrong all of a sudden? You lot need to start waking up fast! The "vaccines" are the problem!

As a registered nurse we were trained to aspirate when giving IM injection the rationale behind is to ensure that the needle hits the muscle not a blood vessel no matter how small.The only way of knowing this is through aspiration....so i do not understand why they refuse to aspirate.

@ClifftopTragedy

2 жыл бұрын

I got first jab this week and asked about this. A very nice nurse told me they are told not to do this because there is only a tiny amount in the Pfizer shot -1/3rd of a ml she told me. They are very careful about placing the needle and she showed me all her notes describing the proper site and procedure. She also said if it hit a capillary that this would collapse and not be a problem. I didn't get the taste in my mouth like Kyle and have had zero side effects. My friend reckons I got a placebo dose. The needle was already loaded when I walked in so I didn't see her fill it. I have to admit i was a little afraid but I cant live in Ireland without the shot and they keep extending the passport deadline because of "cases". Pretty much no deaths. This will never end. I held out as long as i could but they won. I would be divorced and out of work if I kept resisting. I have been broken down. The world media/pharma/politics corporation won.

@susannaseay4799

2 жыл бұрын

It's a newer theory...not to aspirate.

@MK-ih6wp

2 жыл бұрын

@@ClifftopTragedy Your story is so depressing. And it is so common. I am so sad the world is being forced into this. I have never felt so deeply in my bones, ever fiber of my being screams, *THIS IS NOT RIGHT!!!!*

@m00se40

2 жыл бұрын

@@ClifftopTragedy I will resist until I have to kill myself.

@nickyelr

2 жыл бұрын

@@ClifftopTragedy Why would your friend think you had a placebo dose? Were you part of a study?

If Denmark has been aspirating for some time now, is there any evidence of lower percentages of myocarditis?

@iamisaid2295

2 жыл бұрын

excellent question.

@paulyouphone2793

2 жыл бұрын

How do we get Dr John to see this question ? - I'd like to hear his concerns on this great question.

@JJ-vp3bd

2 жыл бұрын

any updates?

@iamisaid2295

2 жыл бұрын

myocrditis seems to be hitting younger people more, granted we've got ZERO stats on vaccine reactions though, but if that's the case then aspirating isn't the cause.

@Julie_77777

2 жыл бұрын

In today's video he mentioned that there are 3 times more cases in Norway where they don't aspirate, compared to Denmark

This is so disturbing. My husband gives me B 12 injections for my pernicious anemia. He even knows to pull back on the plunger and look for blood 🙄. He is an electrical engineer with only a 10 minute training session to administer shots.

If someone started an online petition, I would certainly sign it.

@augaugust4299

2 жыл бұрын

You should sign the petition to stop mass vaccination - that's the best way to avoid adverse reactions to a completely unnecessary experimental vaccine.

@schumanhuman

2 жыл бұрын

@@augaugust4299 No that's bollocks

@chrish9164

2 жыл бұрын

Do you really think it's the aspiration??? Or the product itself, causing the damage? Campbell tells us in his last video.... if it gets into your blood stream, it causes heart cell Apoptosis..... "Ballooning Degeneration" of Liver Cells.... "Grossly Visible' cardiac pathology.... so it's VERY FAIR to say that this stuff is extremely toxic (if it gets into the bloodstream). The issue of aspiration however.....This is a pretty tenuous argument.... For example - Anyone who injects anabolic steroids will know this..... it doesn't matter that you do a PERFECT intramuscular injection with your steroids.... with NO accidental intravenous administration. You go for a blood test shortly afterwards.... and guess what?..... they ARE DETECTING STEROIDS IN YOUR BLOOD. So anyone who thinks these vaccines are not getting right through their entire systems.... including the blood.... have NOT got a clue. This issue about aspirating or not aspirating is just a smokescreen to divert attention AWAY from the product and the damage it's is causing.... and shift that attention onto the administrator..... for plausible deniability.

@augaugust4299

2 жыл бұрын

@@schumanhuman buyers remorse. When you get your 4th, 5th, 6th...and so on booster shot and eventually you'll have an adverse reaction as the mRNA technology platform is still so immature, will you have second thoughts then?

@schumanhuman

2 жыл бұрын

@@augaugust4299 Nope, 2 shots is almost certainly fine as I'm well under 50 and pretty much no one double vaccinated is dying under that age. I'm also unconvinced as yet that boosters will add to long term protection.

It seems that professional vanity is often more important than ensuring safety. It would seem reasonable at the very least to aspirate if the patient asks for that, preferably to adopt aspiration as normal practice

Thanks to your comments I went to have my booster yesterday in Croydon and asked for aspiration. I was lucky that a very experienced nurse called Sally agreed with me and said she also follows your videos. She took us to one side and gave me and my husband the vaccine with aspiration. She said she was trained to do this 40 years ago when training to be a nurse. Many thanks to you and wonderful Sally. You gave me peace of mind

My elderly mother went to Walgreens here in the US for her booster. I explained Aspiration and advised her to ask. The person administering the vaccine said it wasn't in their guidelines, and refused. For something so simple that takes no time, I am dumbfounded.

@jenniferw1595

2 жыл бұрын

I called 15 or more pharmacies in our area in the US too asking if they could or would aspirate before the Covid shot. I got confusion to anger in the responses. Because of this we decided not to get the shots.

@JAMESWUERTELE

2 жыл бұрын

@@jenniferw1595 please keep doing research! Stay on good health, and take care.

@TheMhannah100

2 жыл бұрын

@@jenniferw1595 I have to give myself intramuscular injections. My doctor instructed me to aspirate. It's not like we are asking for something extraordinary.

@travcollier

2 жыл бұрын

You can tell them the CDC says it is *not necessary*, but it is fine and you are requesting it for your own piece of mind. The reason the CDC gives against aspiration is that it might cause more pain... If the patient requests it knowing that, it makes no sense to refuse. In contrast, the vaccine approvals and administration guidelines are pretty emphatic about it being intramuscular only.

@dave3223

2 жыл бұрын

😳🤦🏻‍♂️

what gets me is that the extra time taken to aspirate an injection if asked is still way less than the time taken to summon a manager and debate the situation.

@karlspaulding1870

2 жыл бұрын

Good point!!

@dantronics1682

2 жыл бұрын

it might be but its against protocol and we have to stick with protocol regardless, beside 95% of people who are asking for asperation is only because of something they heard on youtube. If they can give a valid medical reason why it should be done then they will be given an asperated shot

@daveldma

2 жыл бұрын

Many of these people don't seem to know how to do it, though.

@justaguy1679

2 жыл бұрын

@@daveldma not likely. If the diameter of the blood vessel in the deltoid is 0.001 mm, whisk is the size of a single red blood cell, what’s the likelihood of sticking a syringe needle into a microscopic blood vessel? It would be like trying to start an IV into a vein you can’t see.

@riclawespondawareness

2 жыл бұрын

And a lot less time than dealing with a patient that requires admission to hospital.

I'm a retired Director of Nursing, I worked as an LPN and then RN for near 30 years. We were always taught to aspirate first on ALL injections. No matter what you are administering, the effects on your patient are very different when a substance is given intravenously or intramuscular. The amount of standards of practice that have been thrown out the window in this ridiculous worldwide scenario speaks volumes about what the real goals are here.

My Daughter and her boyfriend went to Royal prince Alfred Hospital vaccination clinic in Sydney today for her second Pfizer shot . My daughter requested aspiration before and during the consultation . The Person administering the Vaccine did not know how to do it and asked advice from a more senior nurse . Her answer “ we don’t do that anymore “ do you want it or not ? RPA is one of the top teaching hospitals in the state …. What a joke ! Keep up the good work John !

@sucathwa8000

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I trained at RPA and we were taught to aspirate. 1988. Apparently the injection policy now states it is not necessary. I had my vaccine this week and asked nicely and the young lady consented and aspirated. Took 2 secs. I was so relieved.

@chg1264

2 жыл бұрын

@Tom in my experience… actual experience…. It is.

@tc1817

2 жыл бұрын

It's not a "joke". There is no conclusive study that aspirating prevents harm or that not aspirating causes harm.

@chg1264

2 жыл бұрын

@Tom being a nurse for 40 years and actually giving injections. How many have you given. And if you don’t aspirate you would never know if it was given into a damaged vein or directly into a vein.

@iamtheiconoclast3

2 жыл бұрын

@@tc1817 "There is no conclusive study..." Nor would there be. Think about the numbers involved. Nobody is going to spend the insane amounts of money to launch a giant study with millions of participants to measure a small effect size when the mechanism of harm is already well understood - there are blood vessels everywhere, sometimes a needle can hit them. Now add in that whether or not it prevents harm / causes harm will depend on the drug, so this enormous study cannot be generalized; it would need to be repeated for every single drug. Obviously nobody is going to do this, so there will never be a conclusive study, and that proves exactly nothing.

Andreas from Norway here. I had the same uncomfortable experience with my 2nd dose of moderna. First when checking in I asked about aspiration, if that's something they've started doing or not. She said "no, we don't and that's not the practice either." She seemed upset about the question and when i explained that there was evidence pointing to this being safer, she just responded with "I know this is a controversial topic I've heard been discussed, but we're not changing our practice". I said I'd ask the nurse giving the injection, and I'll take it from there. The nurse that gave the shot showed me the same resilience, but she was willing to give it to me the way i requested at least.

@jonne7725

2 жыл бұрын

FHI knows best

@dave3223

2 жыл бұрын

😳🤦🏻‍♂️

@afrodite122000

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately I did not have the same good experience. The vaccination center confirmed by an email that I should just ask the nurse to aspirate, but when I got there she said she had to ask the manager and he denied. I showed the email and they said it was another department answering the emails. I got very disappointed and took the shot anyway as I work as a teacher and are very exposed

The present active resistance against aspiration is most probably due to the fact that any agreement in line of such a desire may be seen as admitting that there is an associated risk with not doing it. Believe its called to "double down" (?).

@robinhood4640

2 жыл бұрын

Just like when it was suggested that doctors were killing people, by not washing their hands, before giving birth or operating. Instead of just washing their bloody hands, they "doubled down", to avoid accepting their responsibility in the deaths of patients because of their ignorance. They prefer to continue risking peoples lives, than to accept that they have been risking peoples lives. Washing their hands and aspirating are really not a big deal. 40 years, it took, to accept washing their hands.

@xponen

2 жыл бұрын

​@Christian Toth oil depot(???) is not vaccine. Vaccine is injecting toxin, antigen, or virus.

@RabJ208

2 жыл бұрын

Aspirating? Come on people! This is the 21st century and we're discussing this nonsense. Are you all so naive that you believe those administering the jabs are doing it wrong all of a sudden? You lot need to start waking up fast! The "vaccines" are the problem!!!

@alancarre7590

2 жыл бұрын

Nobody involved with scientific questions should ever be "doubling down" on anything. The scientific method is, in fact, exactly the opposite.

@davidwensboposaric5498

2 жыл бұрын

@@alancarre7590 Alan, yo've got 100% of my voting in this matter!

I'm writing from Australia. I've been a scientist for more than 10 years already. I work in the University, in the School of Chemistry. I went through three different nurses asking to aspirate before injection, all of them refused. In my third attempt, I even brought the papers printed and highlighted to try to explain the case better. I was told that by the second nurse that "the vaccine should reach your blood anyway" and by the third one that "it is impossible not to hit a blood vessel in an intramuscular injection and that aspiration is a very old technique". Here I am, unvaccinated and socially segregated, unable to go back to work.

@iamtheiconoclast3

2 жыл бұрын

Are you GPT3?

@CVS19851

2 жыл бұрын

@@iamtheiconoclast3 You made me laugh. Now that I read it again, I get it. Well spotted.

The answer to Mom's retort about young men being disproportionately affected by the myocarditis is that young men have much more vascular muscle than old women. If you are involved in canulation or even just venepuncture for blood testing, you know that fit active people have large, easy-to-find veins and sedentary unfit people often have small spidery veins into which it is almost impossible to insert a needle. Many years ago, when I was involved in orthopaedics, I was struck by the difference in vascularity between muscles which were used a lot and those which weren't. For us, it made a difference to how much the patient bled. For immunisation, it determines the chance of hitting a blood vessel.

@TheAlastairBrown

2 жыл бұрын

In response to this - who's the most likely age group/sex to have lots of vascular bundles in their arms? Maybe young men pumping their guns? Yeah - it seems completely feasible that young men would be most at risk. Ask yourself - who would I least like to punch in the shoulder? There's your answer.

@chrish9164

2 жыл бұрын

Do you really think it's the aspiration??? Or the product itself, causing the damage? Campbell tells us in his last video.... if it gets into your blood stream, it causes heart cell Apoptosis..... "Ballooning Degeneration" of Liver Cells.... "Grossly Visible' cardiac pathology.... so it's VERY FAIR to say that this stuff is extremely toxic (if it gets into the bloodstream). The issue of aspiration however.....This is a pretty tenuous argument.... For example - Anyone who injects anabolic steroids will know this..... it doesn't matter that you do a PERFECT intramuscular injection with your steroids.... with NO accidental intravenous administration. You go for a blood test shortly afterwards.... and guess what?..... they ARE DETECTING STEROIDS IN YOUR BLOOD. So anyone who thinks these vaccines are not getting right through their entire systems.... including the blood.... have NOT got a clue. This issue about aspirating or not aspirating is just a smokescreen to divert attention AWAY from the product and the damage it's is causing.... and shift that attention onto the administrator..... for plausible deniability.

@BioLogicalNerd

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrish9164 "This issue about aspirating or not aspirating is just a smokescreen to divert attention AWAY from the product and the damage it's is causing.... and shift that attention onto the administrator..... for plausible deniability." Oh you stopped too soon, you should have elaborated more!

@BioLogicalNerd

2 жыл бұрын

I read a while ago about endurance atheletes needing screening for mycardidis post covid19 infection as it seems to affect them disporportionately more, it seems viruses can really mess around with our hearts and it's not a nice thing either as it adds to an almost "random" risk that you can't control.

@hserieshooligan1997

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrish9164 the not aspirating is definitely a curve ball, they say it's modified to anchor itself into the muscle and stay theref if itgoes into the bloodstream who knows where it will anchor as John said it's being found in the heart and liver and brain crazy who knows what complications this is gonna cause

Went for my first vaccine and requested the needle was aspirated. I had conversations with several people at the centre who all refused so I went home. As a 21 year old male I'd like to reduce my risk of myocarditis but I'm not sure how to be vaccinated by someone willing to aspirate.

@esecallum

2 жыл бұрын

just get the vax and stop being a fusspot. people like you are so selfish

@Jessicajanelove

2 жыл бұрын

If you are healthy you don't need it. My son had it and lost his sense of smell. That was it.

@vanlassie

2 жыл бұрын

@@esecallum People like you are rude. Mind your own business. I’m sure that’s a full time job.

@PlatosDeviations

2 жыл бұрын

@@esecallum how is it being selfish? If you’re vaccinated, what does his status make you any more or less safe?

@jamesbennett1202

2 жыл бұрын

@@esecallum Why selfish ? We know that the vaccine does nothing to stop the spread, so it is only for your benefit if you take it. Trying to make someone else do something, for a perceived (incorrectly) benefit to yourself and others is actually the selfish thing here.

I agree, aspirating makes complete sense. My vaccine nurse did it for me when I asked, at first she said it was not necessary but made a point of explaining how she was pulling back as she injected, she did it skilfully and quickly, and I thanked her, also thank you dr John for persisting with this important detail on giving a safe vaccine.

@justaguy1679

2 жыл бұрын

Proper aspiration time is between 5-10 seconds before completing the injection. Food for thought.

@susibul5320

2 жыл бұрын

@@justaguy1679 thank you Just A Guy, good point, it was about 5 -6 seconds.

@lovearrows99

2 жыл бұрын

This isn't something new they actually request the nurse doing the draw back syringe plunger before objecting a vaccine since last year in China , Taiwan, hongkong , Malaysia , Singapore , Philippines. This way can reduce death from the vaccines reactions

@andrewlilley3660

2 жыл бұрын

There are no safe vaccines!

@susibul5320

2 жыл бұрын

@@andrewlilley3660 agree Andrew, I should have written ‘detail on safely giving a vaccine’.

The experience of the patient who was refused aspiration is consistent with this whole pandemic mess. "Shut up and sit down" is the answer that too many authorities feel is sufficient.

@lilyrose5612

2 жыл бұрын

Like dictatorship.

@TI_Ted

2 жыл бұрын

“the masses must obey, regardless of their safety” is in the establishment’s book of unwritten rules

@brucemartin7050

2 жыл бұрын

Huge problem everywhere by the sound's. They are not aspirating in New Zealand, think due to under qualified administrating the covid jab.

Thank you, Dr. John. We have discussed this in my heavily medical family, all of athletic body type. I’ve mentioned before that I (a retired urologist) had to insist insist very firmly upon aspiration, for my Pfizer shots, this May / June. The first time, the young pharmacist called her manager, who also tried to cite the present CDC guidelines at me. I told her the guidelines don’t prohibit aspiration; that this old doc was insisting upon it, or she would have to discard the dose she was holding. That worked. The chief pharmacist was older: she’d learned the technique, and did the injection as I’d requested. I believe she later instructed her subordinates. For my second shot, 3 1/2 weeks later, a brief reminder was sufficient, for correct injection technique. Now, all three of us retired medics (one Sis an anæsthesiologist in South Africa and the US, and the other an RN / teacher in Anæsthesia, Recovery, ICU, in New England) had trained in the ‘70s. The change seems to have come in the mid-90s (apparently NOT in SA!), possibly from time constraints in over-stressed healthcare. But gawddammit, if that half-second prevents intravasal injection, it’s worth it! The preponderance of cardial complications in young males I think is constitutional - look at the well-vascularized deltoids on them young soldiers! And I still think the gluteus or vastus lateralis the better injection sites! My Sis in SA agrees.

@konradcomrade4845

2 жыл бұрын

I asked my GP doctor if he would do it with aspiration and he opposed (Germany). Then I went to the vaccination center, there was an old doctor, with whom I discussed aspiration, and he said it is old-fashioned, but if I wish, he is pleased. So the nurse did aspirate, no blood came out, my 1st Moderna injection went normal. (after 5min I felt a very tiny dumb feeling in my left half of the tongue and the lips; after about 1_hr I felt a little pain in my left shoulder)

My husband asked them to aspirate the needle before boosting him with Pfizer here at a Los Angeles Walgreens. She mentioned that aspiration was being encouraged now anyways. Interesting!

@augaugust4299

2 жыл бұрын

How is he doing? Praying for you.

@denismeans2910

2 жыл бұрын

Seems not all Walgreens are so accommodating. Wonder if public opinion would have any impact on at least giving a patient the option?

@awfullyawful

2 жыл бұрын

Hopefully they’ll design better needles once the 17th booster is out next year.

@lovearrows99

2 жыл бұрын

This isn't something new they actually request the nurse doing the draw back syringe plunger before objecting a vaccine since last year in China , Taiwan, hongkong , Malaysia , Singapore , Philippines. This way can reduce death from the vaccines reactions

@awfullyawful

2 жыл бұрын

Smart not getting them helps reduce that too.

Went for flu jab yesterday and brought up the 'controversy' over drawing back on the syringe plunger. The injection giver said she had never heard of the procedure and with pre-filled syringes not possible. Checked RCN/PHE guidelines and aspiration deemed to be unnecessary. When I was nursing I always aspirated and very early on in my career was shocked to see blood in the syringe. Keep it up, John, this practice needs reintroducing asap.

@dag_of_the_west5416

2 жыл бұрын

For the shots that I have seen here in the US, the syringes aren't prefilled and they draw up to 5 doses from 1 vial.

@RabJ208

2 жыл бұрын

Aspirating? Come on people! This is the 21st century and we're discussing this nonsense. Are you all so naive that you believe those administering the jabs are doing it wrong all of a sudden? You lot need to start waking up fast! The "vaccines" are the problem!

@nchevrea

2 жыл бұрын

Then that is interesting to know. They are not going to want to waste those millions of pre-filled syringes. It might hurt the profit margins.

@a.k.4o

2 жыл бұрын

Why in God's name would you get the flu shot?

@jimr1461

2 жыл бұрын

@@RabJ208 You're seeing the number of people agreeing. Your argument that there i something wrong with the vaccine in no way is diminshed by the other issue of not aspirating. You'll need hard, logical proof to convince others, not yelling at them. Like the good doctor does. And yes, people giving the jab are ill trained and unlikely to "waste" vaccine.

Thank you so much for your videos, Dr. Campbel. I appreciate how you gather the most current, salient, and helpful information to help the public get through the pandemic in the safest ways possible.

As far as muscle blood supply in men, I have a video of a good friend being vaccinated. This gentleman was over 70, played Basketball, and could shoot 30 footers. I was vegan, and the fittest person I knew. I saw no aspiration and refer to him in the past tense, because he had a life ending stroke 9 days later. Causation vs coincidence is hard to prove, but I was aspirated by request for a booster shot. Thank you, and I do suspect a problem with falsely rushed vaccinations.

@indyjones3287

2 жыл бұрын

Damn. Sorry to hear that. I'm being forced to get it or lose employment. Already had Covid in Sept. I will be asking my Dr. to aspirate or I won't be getting it.

@Bilangumus

2 жыл бұрын

@@indyjones3287 Do not take it for polotical reasons. You'll feel stupid

They waste more time arguing about Aspirating, than simply doing it.

@Eiraart

2 жыл бұрын

It’s always about the money - imagine how many would have to be tossed because of blood being found

I wrote to my MP who just quoted the standard response, and also said **** 'should a vaccinator aspirate and draw blood, they would be required to dispose of the needle and shot of vaccine they were using, which would be an unjustifiable waste of precious vaccine supplies.'**** I hardly think it's a waste to dispose of a vaccine which is going to be injected into the blood supply, potentially causing major harm to the patient. These would be the only doses they would need to dispose of. I think they are not aspirating in order to avoid pain, so that there is likely to be a greater uptake of the vaccination. I wrote back to him pointing this out, and also that of course there is no evidence because the only way to get that is to aspirate. I haven't had a reply to my second email.

@honorburza9110

2 жыл бұрын

Wow

@justathumb

2 жыл бұрын

this is EXACTLY what i suspected when there was so much unreasonable resistance against aspirating. it's a supply issue - they're concerned about money. they don't want to overtly state it because it sounds vulgar, because it IS. deplorable.

@riclawespondawareness

2 жыл бұрын

Some officials are unbelievably illogical. About as stupid as anti vaxers

@shardlake

2 жыл бұрын

It would be the patients blood, just use same syringe in a new site, no need to throw it away...

@faroukabad

2 жыл бұрын

it's ok to kill someone, but not to waste vaccine

Dr John, if I remember well the official practise in Denmark is to aspirate before injecting the vaccine…is there a possibility to check the percentage of adverse reactions to the vaccine in Denmark compared to countries where this is not practised?

@arianhrodkeltoi8104

2 жыл бұрын

And Portugal. They not only are aspirating, but seen all 6 times I watched, all different nurses, young included, and they also held the muscle to feel its volume, choosing the angle of insertion to make sure it would not go beyond the middle of the muscle.

@andrewlilley3660

2 жыл бұрын

Why not just refuse to take the dreaded stuff? It seems the simplest and best answer.

@donnazukadley7300

2 жыл бұрын

@@andrewlilley3660 it's mandated for my job

@wills2408

2 жыл бұрын

@@arianhrodkeltoi8104 Wish I live in Portugal. So ethical

@nickyelr

2 жыл бұрын

@@andrewlilley3660 because though there are risks, it does overall save lives. Id like not to die with Covid-19 which is so, so, so much more likely than from the vaccine. Plus I'd like to be able to see my family before I die too

I am certainly no doctor, but I am learning a great deal about medicine through your channel, Dr. Campbell. And because of the knowledge you have imparted to me, I suspect SOME of my healthcare providers are going to regretting seeing me in the future ....

I've had clinicians react defensively when questioned about their actions, as though it's impossible to know anything about a subject unless you studied it in a formal setting. This all stems from the era of the family doctor, and their scandalous heist of the NHS setup process back in the '40s. I love the NHS, but the automatic reverence given to GP doctors, above mechanics, teachers, plumbers, firefighters and florists etc., has always hampered clinician/patient communication. There's often a professional arrogance that will not do. It's dangerous.

@dag_of_the_west5416

2 жыл бұрын

On the other hand I prefer not to tell someone giving me an injection of the training I have had until afterwards because sometimes it used to make them nervous about their technique.

@theobserver2309

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, we call it the tall poppy syndrome here in NZ. Absolutely not permitted by the general population. We stamped it out hard and early. You can earn respect, but are never given it for free. No-one! Perhaps it's a hangover from our early settler days when our forebears were deserting the inequality of the rat-hole that was England in those days...

@phillipoleary2532

2 жыл бұрын

Have had to correct doctors a few times concerning my health issues. They were wrong solely due to their arrogance and didn't like to be confronted with the truth.

@dakrontu

2 жыл бұрын

I don't get that professional arrogance from any of my doctors, consultants, or nurses. I know it used to be that way, but it isn't now. As a long-term patient I have a good dialogue with them all. I treat them respectfully and they do the same for me. I ask them questions, but I do not lay the law down to them because of something I found on the web.

@sallystamford4897

2 жыл бұрын

I asked if she'd do it and she said we don't do that. I was referred to the Dr who was also in the room (mass flu vac) he said we don't do that. I asked about the covid jab and he said we don't do it for that either. Both refused to do it

Just a thought: Men may be more prone to the problem because they generally have larger muscle mass. Concurrent with larger muscle mass are larger veins to cater for the larger mass. Therefore it may be that intravenous injection is more likely with males.

@justaguy1679

2 жыл бұрын

Check out difference between veins and capillaries, and their diameter, and where located within deltoid muscle.

@dfor50

2 жыл бұрын

@@11p22e33t44e Lol.

@chrish9164

2 жыл бұрын

Do you really think it's the aspiration??? Or the product itself, causing the damage? Campbell admits himself.... if it gets into your blood stream, it causes heart cell Apoptosis..... "Ballooning Degeneration" of Liver Cells.... "Grossly Visible' cardiac pathology.... so it's VERY FAIR to say that this stuff is extremely toxic (if it gets into the bloodstream). This is a pretty ridiculous argument however.... For example - Anyone who injects anabolic steroids will know this..... it doesn't matter that you do a PERFECT intramuscular injection with your steroids.... with NO accidental intravenous administration. You go for a blood test shortly afterwards.... and guess what?..... they ARE DETECTING STEROIDS IN YOUR BLOOD. So anyone who thinks these vaccines are not getting right through their entire systems.... including the blood.... have NOT got a clue. This issue about aspirating or not aspirating is just a smokescreen to divert attention AWAY from the product and the damage it's is causing.... and shift that attention onto the administrator..... for plausible deniability.

@dag_of_the_west5416

2 жыл бұрын

@Steve P. Now consider injecting into a person that is 400 pounds and has no defined muscles apparent upon inspection.

@withthelightsout8518

2 жыл бұрын

Myocarditis due to viral infections is more prevalent in young males in general, and not just with these vaccines. (Unless they underdiagnose myocarditis in women, as oftentimes they don't believe women when they say they have cardiac symptoms and just dismiss them by saying it's psychosomatic).

Thank you so much John! This information on aspiration is life-saving! We need to use this opportunity to change the way things are currently done. You have a lot of followers to be ignored by a politician. We need you to speak up, and we'll follow you to change this!

Huey from Melbourne Australia says he requested aspiration but was refused. Here in Brisbane Australia I requested it for both my AstraZeneca and was granted my request both times. The first the student nurse had to ask the nurse supervising her how to do it and the second time the nurse simple said “no problem, happy to do it”

I started my medical career in 79 & we were always taught to asperate,retired now & must have been lucky as never drawn blood in all the countless injections that have been given but it would have been unthinkable not to aspirate a IM... Perhaps John a open letter to the medical journal also, voicing your concerns to other clinicians ,good luck in getting the message out there as this is not best practice . Thank you for the great podcasts,always interesting & very informative.keep up the good work

@teresaohehir6285

2 жыл бұрын

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Both Sweden and Denmark updated their guidelines to include aspiration during the spring

@misstangentina8552

2 жыл бұрын

Right so since spring they should have no cases of blood clots or any negative cardio effect according to John!

@ralphwilmot6351

2 жыл бұрын

It would be interesting to see details of untoward results since starting of aspirating in Sweden and Denmark.

@fredbloggs5902

2 жыл бұрын

@@misstangentina8552 Not true, you might only see a reduction in the numbers.

@autoglobus

2 жыл бұрын

@@misstangentina8552 You assume that just because they updated their guidelines that each and everyone of the people administrating the shoot have read and conformed with them. Also you assume that that two groups your are comparing (before spring and after spring) are homogeneous, which they are probably not since i assume those countries like most have started vaccinations with the elderly (which are less likely to have these effects).

@augaugust4299

2 жыл бұрын

Oh well thats good to know, I'm sure it will make a difference.

The broadcasting is greater than I know.Thank you ,Dr.John Campbell.

Aspiration is a requirement when given a corona vaccine in Denmark, this was mandated back in marts already after cases of carditis.

I live in Denmark, and both times i got vaccinated (By different people), after they put the needle in my arm, they pulled back, and informed me that they pulled back to look for blood, without me even asking about it. It seems that all the nurses here in Denmark are taught to aspirate before injecting, as well as to make sure to tell the "patients" what they are doing along the way.

@theopeterbroers819

2 жыл бұрын

It's an experiment that was started after rare cases of blood clots and bleeding associated with Astra Zeneca. Notes: associated, not caused; AZ is not a mRNA vaccine.

@mjouwbuis

2 жыл бұрын

@@theopeterbroers819 blood clots were previously associated with adenovirus vector vaccines in general, while heart inflammation is associated with mRNA covid vaccines. There's likely to be a similar causal relationship.

@nfn7998

2 жыл бұрын

I’m curious why the different reactions depending on the type of shot?

@wills2408

2 жыл бұрын

Great country

@patscorner7183

2 жыл бұрын

You're lucky

"As if they were tablets of stone chiseled out from the mountain" this is a wonderful turn of phrase

@mississippi7224

2 жыл бұрын

fill the hole in the swiss cheese ;)

@TWOKDOK1

2 жыл бұрын

Have you read the Bible?

@wyrdscynce

2 жыл бұрын

@@TWOKDOK1 its mostly made up, in the end god did it.

Literally just got my booster. Called pharmacy at grocery store about aspiration - they said they dont do it and it would be up to the pharmacist if they felt comfortable with it. Then i asked my PCP about it. They said its the standard of care for IM injections at the hospital/clinic. The nurse who just gave it said they havent been doing it routinely but perfectly willing to make the exception. I graduated RN school in 2007 and was taught to do it. She graduated in 2018 and was not taught to do it. So something in that 11 year timeframe changed. But thank you for this video since i potentially just avoided uncessaey side effects (or potentially death) from a simple, brainless pulling back of a syringe plunger.

Dr. Campbell, thank you for sharing your wisdom with us. You brought up aspiration months ago. When I went to get my first vaccine (Moderna) at a pharmacy, I asked the pharmacist to aspirate before injection. He refused saying it was unnecessary. I did go ahead but with fear of a direct hit. My daughter hers same day, same tech. She ended up with a very large hematoma at injection site. She felt nauseous before we got home and spent several days in bed sick.

I got my booster yesterday as two of my coworkers. I asked her to aspirate and the person giving it to me was obsolutely agreeable to do so. I was very thankful to her, as well as to you for letting us know this information. I also informed my pediatrician and she has requested your video and the link to the study. Thank you again.

@jewellevy

2 жыл бұрын

I've had a good mutually respectful relationship with my pc doc. But that changed when I had the gall to send her a link to your interview with Dr. Malone and asked her opinion. She refused to look at it and was suddenly dismissive of or ignored everything I said in my last appt.

You literally have to be your own health advocate these days. You know your body better than your healthcare team. Always ask questions. Always make sure you're taken care of.

@Anon-xd3cf

2 жыл бұрын

If your primary healthcare team is the NHS... And you don't have a chronic condition which has to be managed... Chances are you've seen only a GP in the passed year or so only once or twice for up to 20 minutes each time. How can anyone know your body better than you...in that amount of time?

@sweltermayo

2 жыл бұрын

@@Anon-xd3cf surely ur response would indicare3 🙏💞♥️

@kathrynrobertson7923

2 жыл бұрын

Seems like we are becoming professionally more ignorant and at the same time more arrogant. Hard to see how that ends well!

@kylejones1532

2 жыл бұрын

Hmmm no not really like these people are trained and experienced to know what you have and to treat it.. it's like if I've got flu and they tell me it's flu.. I ain't gonna argue with them and say ohh naa it's just a cold lol way to many people trying to self diagnose themselves these days of people are becoming extremely arrogant and think their opinion means way more then a professionals opinion by a docter/nurse.. but tbf these days I wouldn't put it past people.

@cyb3r297

2 жыл бұрын

@@kylejones1532 doesn’t mean these medical professionals don’t get it wrong sometimes. They are human to, they make mistakes. I’ll always take the advice of medical professionals but I am also not afraid to question and do my own research. They can’t know everything. I had an auto immune condition that went undiagnosed improperly for 6 months before I managed to get my doctor to refer me to the specialists I needed to see. This was from my own research as the doctors had been sending me in the wrong directions and couldn’t get to the bottom of it. If they don’t know, they don’t know.

Dr. John , thank you for making the efforts (which I’m sure is not easy ) of soaking with the authorities about this matter . ❤️❤️❤️

You have been our source of information and sanity for so long. Thank you again.

I was taught to aspirate graduated 2010 from Pennsylvania usa. So idk why everyone is claiming it’s not suppose to be done this way. Seems so odd to me.

@danieldorn2927

2 жыл бұрын

its almost like they want to do more damage

@justaguy1679

2 жыл бұрын

Out of curiosity, how long were you told to aspirate prior to completing the injection?

@Mellowmichelle

2 жыл бұрын

@@justaguy1679 it’s so quick, you insert pull back alittle if there’s blood you withdrawal the syringe start over different spot, there’s little effort or time involved

@Mellowmichelle

2 жыл бұрын

I work in the schools now so I don’t give injections now, when I did at th4 Cleveland clinic we aspirated but that was 2013. however I may start volunteering with vaccine clinic soon. I’ll let you know if they give me a hard time doing it correctly.

@Inkling777

2 жыл бұрын

Your feelings are my feelings. I keep asking what it there about this pandemic that's driven some, including many in medicine, absolutely crazy. There's no reason not to aspirate if a person asks for it. Aspiration was standard practice for ever-so-long and was only abandoned because it takes a few seconds longer and hurts a tiny bit more. There's no harm in doing it.

As a young man in my 20's I had bad allergies. I finally saw an allergist and went through the scratched back procedure to determine sensitivities. I was to take injections for food, twice per week' and inhalants once per week. The Doctor demonstrated how it was done and after the first few days I became comfortable with the procedure. I would always asperate and would sometime have blood. Not often, maybe once per month. My first Covid was to be given by a "trained" person from the National Guard here in Texas. While waiting in a LONG line there was opportunity to notice that none of the "trained" personnel were asperating. When it was my turn I waited until the fellow had the syringe between his thumb and two fingers approaching my arm, I reached over, took it, stabbed myself, asperated and injected before he could react. I placed the bandage, said "thanks" and walked to the waiting area.

@SwearMY

2 жыл бұрын

Good for you!

@HILARI333

2 жыл бұрын

You are amazing--- that took guts! Well done!!!

@mjouwbuis

2 жыл бұрын

That's how it's done!

@ladybug5859

2 жыл бұрын

🕊

@doctordarcy8385

2 жыл бұрын

That must have been hard -- reaching around to your other deltoid with one arm, being able to pull back on the plunger, and being able to assess whether or not the syringe contained any blood.

I had my booster jab 2 days ago after watching your ‘inadvertent intravenous’ video. A younger nurse told me that she wasn’t prepared to aspirate as she had been told not to. Luckily, a more experienced nurse nearby was happy to do so, even though she had been told not to bother.

Thank you Dr. John. Much appreciate your efforts, always look forward to your vids, and your candor.

I too can vouch for the importance of aspirating before injecting. During my career in animal diseases research, over 33 years, I have come across blood two or three times when performing an IM injection in farm animals and lab animal. It always comes as a surprise, because it comes into the syringe with quite a rush.

I asked them to aspirate for my second jab after watching your videos. The nurse said she would not normally but she was happy to do it.

@Japs_Eye_Of_The_Tiger

2 жыл бұрын

doesn't mean you're in the clear Paul, it's experimental and the TV won't inform you about the many adverse reactions I am witnessing right now

@paulnelson9901

2 жыл бұрын

@@Japs_Eye_Of_The_Tiger That was back in May. Think I may be passed the timescale for dangerous side affects by now. Rather have it than not as I know people who died who did not have the jab and who had no underlying health issues

@Japs_Eye_Of_The_Tiger

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulnelson9901 lol

@paulnelson9901

2 жыл бұрын

@@Japs_Eye_Of_The_Tiger are you lol ing because I know people who have died. I am a bit confused by your reply

@RabJ208

2 жыл бұрын

Aspirating? Come on people! This is the 21st century and we're discussing this nonsense. Are you all so naive that you believe those administering the jabs are doing it wrong all of a sudden? You lot need to start waking up fast! The "vaccines" are the problem!

Thanks John. It seems even if one isn’t convinced that there is a significant risk, why not close off this potential. I asked and had it done for both doses, as I remember. => Good to see Winston, his mask and reminders for vitamin D and ventilation. => Thanks again John.

Keep on keeping on! Great work! We are not heard unless we are relentlessly VOCAL! Thank you for your very informative work!

I asked a retired nurse about the aspiration. She said that was always standard procedure when giving intramuscular injections. But she feels everyone was "rushing to get people vaccinated" so that is why they weren't aspirating. Does this mean that second or two longer to aspirate the needle is going to delay people getting vaccinated in a timely manner? I have no medical training, but that doesn't make sense to me.

@Baard2000

2 жыл бұрын

The MAIN reason not aspirating was the shortage of vaccines. Nothing else. Therefore in the Netherlands Astrazeneca was forbidden as giving too many severe side effects . That was the only vaccine available end 2020 and that vaccine was injected without aspirating to get as many medics vaccinated. Now it gets interesting. When Pfizer was approved, Astra was slowly banned in favour of Pfizer as it looked it had less side effects. But wait ...the price of Astra was 1,70 per dose and Pfizer is 16,- per dose. And the commusioner of the EMA cannot explain why after signing the contract with Pfizer how 4 million euro was wired to her family bank account?? Nice world we live in.......

@annabelcottrell1835

2 жыл бұрын

@@Baard2000 This would be a massive story should it be true but strangely I have never heard of it and a Google search reveals nothing. Got any more tall tales you want to tell?

@fidelcatsro6948

2 жыл бұрын

@@Baard2000 wow 1.40 vs 16 bucks difference between the brands?? my cat smells corruption

@Baard2000

2 жыл бұрын

@@annabelcottrell1835 if your German is good listen from 15:00 and further on. Very interesting. He states that the commissionar from EMA, who signed a multi billion euro contract for vaccines, cannot explain where 4 million euro on her bank account deposited right the after she signed the contract for these vaccines.kzread.info/dash/bejne/qotmxMmxqaeTXbA.html

@annabelcottrell1835

2 жыл бұрын

@@Baard2000 so one report on KZread but nothing in the press or a single news site? Bound to be a load of crap.

Thank you for your so helpful videos! When both my daughter (an RN) and I recently got our booster shots, we both requested the administer aspirate first. Neither had heard of this and asked why. After referring to your explanation, both separate administers acknowledged that this made great sense and complied. My pharmacist said he would be doing so in the future.

@sylviamoleary

2 жыл бұрын

Where is your pharmacist??!?

@katesullivan1038

2 жыл бұрын

@@sylviamoleary San Antonio, Texas

Hi Dr John and greetings from New Zealand. I trained as a nurse back in the 90's and we were taught to always aspirate when giving an intramuscular injection. As I work in healthcare it is now mandatory for me to get the Pfizer shot. It shocks me to hear that nurses are not doing aspirations with the shots these days. I watched your interview with Kyle and it broke my heart to hear what happened to that lovely young man. Keep up your wonderful work of keeping the people informed. Thank you.

As a nurse for 20 plus years I have been told many times when receiving immunizations and vaccinations, that I expected aspiration as many times it wasn’t done. I was told they were told it isn’t necessary. I feel the practice was changed to make it appear to be easier for non-nursing people to administer vaccines and immunizations. I have been given vaccines by firefighters in the very hospital I was working in! I asked him if he had read the leaflet inside the box and asked where the code cart is. He had no idea what I was talking about. I have continued in my personal practice to aspirate every single time because I was taught how important it is. I also wonder about the length of the needle used. I would absolutely love to see a study in this. Please don’t stop what you are doing! I look to you for updates and guidance related to my personal care and protection.

The same CDC and WHO that have covered themselves in glory throughout this pandemic! Humph!

@andrewlilley3660

2 жыл бұрын

What pandemic?

@greenthumb8266

2 жыл бұрын

OH is that “glory” , smelled like they were covered in something else to me!

I emailed my MP who replied saying he has full trust in the NHS and if I have further questions I should talk to my health care provider. It’s no more than I was expecting to be honest. What a cop out😡

@keywee849

2 жыл бұрын

HIV is in the Covid19 US Military's bioweapon.

Many thanks again Dr Campbell for your continued highlighting of this un-necessary and potentially negative factor regarding the non mandating of aspiration. There is no excuse for the authorities to suggest at any time that aspiration is not necessary. It's like saying " you can wear a seatbelt in your car as you drive, but it's not necessary unless you are in an accident". I have to report to you that today I had my second Astra Zenica at my local GP's office, in Australia. A trained nurse looked after me. Just before it was time to do the jab I very politely explained that I understood fully that the injection was intra-muscular, and as such I would prefer that she checked that she wasn't in a vein before she injected. She said that she was aware that there is a lot of hesitancy in the population and that it was understandable. Then she said " I think you might have watched Dr Campbell of the UK regarding the question of aspiration " and I almost fell off my chair. I said yes I had watched many of his BRILLIANT videos and she said "Yes, of course, I'm happy to aspirate". She then talked me through what she did and gave me a running commentary, " checking now, no blood, and in it goes".. Then she said that her son sends her links to your video talks, and he keeps telling her " Mum, you must aspirate!". Good on him, good on her, and good on you Dr Campbell. Thanks to you I had a very positive and relaxing vaccination , knowing that the vaccine went where it was designed to go. I have had zero side effects. I can't thank you enough.

again thanks so much for not going with the flow and doing the research to keep patients safe!

Your last video is greatly circulating the internet. I think you got a LOT of people's attention. Thanks!

@dkbrouwer1793

2 жыл бұрын

What was the last one about?

@GlobalAdventurer

2 жыл бұрын

@@dkbrouwer1793 The video before this one that shows the actual study that found that injecting the needle into a vein will cause heart issues and other such things.

@dkbrouwer1793

2 жыл бұрын

@@GlobalAdventurer yep, thanks found it.

@RabJ208

2 жыл бұрын

Aspirating? Come on people! This is the 21st century and we're discussing this nonsense. Are you all so naive that you believe those administering the jabs are doing it wrong all of a sudden? You lot need to start waking up fast! The "vaccines" are the problem!

@GlobalAdventurer

2 жыл бұрын

@@RabJ208 The problem right now that just came out is the fact it is a fact that between 6-7 months even T-cell memory cells are losing immune response to the Delta variant. It is believed that a great number of the population in the US is now at the 6-7 month threshold, and it is expected that breakthrough cases are going to greatly increase as the weeks go on and especially with winter coming up.

I asked on my 2 occasions when I got my astrazeneca vaccine, here in the UK. It was refused both times. Firts time a nurse was called to explain why it was not needed and gave me the injection instead of whoever would normally inject the vaccine. Seems like UK trained some random people to vaccine us all.

@Japs_Eye_Of_The_Tiger

2 жыл бұрын

it's all fake anyway but go ahead and get your booster every 6 months

@snowbird5381

2 жыл бұрын

I am pretty sure I read they were taking on volunteers to carry out mass vaccinations here in the UK. So, anyone with a couple of hours' training could be in charge of doing it, really.

@mikefish8226

2 жыл бұрын

I asked and got refused also.

@timsmith894

2 жыл бұрын

@@snowbird5381 yes they asked my daughter if she would like to train up ( six weeks ) she is a university lecturer and knows nothing regarding health issues, l also heard but can't confirm if it's true or not, that a hospital cleaner was asked the same question, she also declined

@RabJ208

2 жыл бұрын

Aspirating? Come on people! This is the 21st century and we're discussing this nonsense. Are you all so naive that you believe those administering the jabs are doing it wrong all of a sudden? You lot need to start waking up fast! The "vaccines" are the problem!

Im Australian and i was told because the needle wasnt long enough. I still insisted and the nurse did it with no fuss and i thanked her

Thankyou very much for your great contributions to help us understand about aspirations and the importance of it in vaccine injection.

Our "nurse" was taken aback by my request for aspiration and called her superior who told me it wasn't necessary but reluctantly agreed for it to happen. Good on ya John 👍

@alanrobinson2229

2 жыл бұрын

John is wrong,bad on ya John

@ms-jl6dl

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! No means no. My body,my choice.

First: the nurse in the the video would be more at home on an archery range than giving injection. Second:any trust I may have had for the W.H.O died over it's handling over this pandemic. Third: I have had intermuscular injection where blood were drawn and the injection site had to be changed and I whole heatedly agree with your view on this doc.

@theslimeylimey

2 жыл бұрын

She had probably worked at McDonalds previously and reapplied her acquired skill of stuffing straws into drinks lids.

@augaugust4299

2 жыл бұрын

What ever happened to "follow the science"?

@annoyedaussie3942

2 жыл бұрын

The WHO is run regionally and has zero enforcement powers. How can you blame an organization run by it's regional members? Specify the region if you want , my opinion is the European WHO region and PAHO Pan-American Health Organization region completely failed and my region the Western Pacific region of WHO did pretty well, less than 10% of the deaths of those other 2 regions and less economic impact.

@cynicalvixen3988

2 жыл бұрын

First thing that went through my mind too. I wondered if she was playing darts

@chrish9164

2 жыл бұрын

Do you really think it's the aspiration??? Or the product itself, causing the damage? Campbell admits himself.... if it gets into your blood stream, it causes heart cell Apoptosis..... "Ballooning Degeneration" of Liver Cells.... "Grossly Visible' cardiac pathology.... so it's VERY FAIR to say that this stuff is extremely toxic (if it gets into the bloodstream). This is a pretty ridiculous argument however.... For example - Anyone who injects anabolic steroids will know this..... it doesn't matter that you do a PERFECT intramuscular injection with your steroids.... with NO accidental intravenous administration. You go for a blood test shortly afterwards.... and guess what?..... they ARE DETECTING STEROIDS IN YOUR BLOOD. So anyone who thinks these vaccines are not getting right through their entire systems.... including the blood.... have NOT got a clue. This issue about aspirating or not aspirating is just a smokescreen to divert attention AWAY from the product and the damage it's is causing.... and shift that attention onto the administrator..... for plausible deniability.

John, Well done for highlighting this. As a vascular surgeon I have always thought that the upper deltoid is a daft place to do intramuscular injections. The anterior and posterior circumflex arteries and veins lie around the neck of the humerus and are substantial vessels that can be hit . In young fit patients with less subcutaneous fat it will be much easier to hit these and the practice of uncontrolled insertion of a green or blue needle up to the hub is also poor practice.

I was in the Canadian Army, in 1992, we did practice aspiration, your esplanation is marvelus, eausy to understand, thanks

Young healthy men are more likely to be exercising their muscles resulting in enhanced vasculature in the muscle.

@jtjones4081

2 жыл бұрын

I watched Biden get his booster yesterday. I paid strict attention to whether there was drawback, there wasn't. Good enough for him I guess good enough for me though I understand the concern.

@RedHeadForester

2 жыл бұрын

Logical hypothesis.

@fredbloggs5902

2 жыл бұрын

@@jtjones4081 As he was doing it for publicity, it’s possible they just gave him saline.

@sheilaedwards4947

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Robert bell had wondered about that and just seen your post

@Freakismsyndrom

2 жыл бұрын

i think so too

It should be fair to ask for what you would like. I can only see that one reason for not doing it is to save time. So getting into an argument is wasting their own time by huffing and puffing and getting the manager. I would also assume some being asked have never been taught how to do it and don’t feel comfortable doing it.

@diannelesley1954

2 жыл бұрын

Not at all to be condoned, but I actually think the main reason they've been told not to aspirate is to not have any wasted covid vaccines, bcoz if blood is drawn into the syringe after aspirating, then the syringe containing the formula will be contaminated! So WHO and govts prefer to avoid any disgarded formula filled syringes, which if do aspirations will undoubtedly result in at least approx 4 to 5 blood contaminated syringes from every 25 to 30 aspirated vaccine injections! This will amount to a massive amount due to many billions of people wanting to be vaccinated during this pandemic!

@RabJ208

2 жыл бұрын

Aspirating? Come on people! This is the 21st century and we're discussing this nonsense. Are you all so naive that you believe those administering the jabs are doing it wrong all of a sudden? You lot need to start waking up fast! The "vaccines" are the problem!!!

I went to nursing school 1964-1967. We were always taught to aspirate when giving any IM injection. Newer graduates used to tell me it wasn't necessary and we gave so few IM injections on our unit that I didn't actually have to think about it until now.

@pamclarke6785

2 жыл бұрын

Yes i trained in 66-69.. we aspirated all im injections.

On your site some replies have mentioned that modern needles are 2.5mm ( My 75-year old Deltoid is nothing like as chunky as it once was, so even if it were well squeezed the ‘jabbable depth’ still might be less than the needle length - not very reassuring. Yesterday I went for my booster jab - in Thames Ditton, Surrey, UK - and asked for an aspirated shot: the person due to administer said that the practice is no longer necessary. I mentioned the blood vessel argument. A manager was called, and repeated the policy mantra, adding that aspiration was not done anywhere around the world. Thanks to your site I was able to contradict that assertion, but all to no avail. I began to doubt if there was anyone on site sufficiently qualified or experienced to aspirate if a ‘patient’ requested it, so I declined the shot. I now have to find another, more enlightened, vaccination site. Any suggestions?

@leandragreen7070

2 жыл бұрын

Did you find anywhere. I'm in Horley Surrey and now in same situation

@jensencv8199

2 жыл бұрын

​@@leandragreen7070 It's difficult: I have now a few locations, and a few are within striking distance. I've not yet followed up, as the advice seems to be to go direct rather than phone for confirmation - I guess in the hope of finding someone trained in the 'old-fashioned' way. I'm away from my notes on it at present, but will give more detail later. I'm not in a hurry to get the booster as there's a huge row developing on a range of issues: Vaccine manufacturers emphatically say that it should only be put in the muscle, where I understand it has to stay 100% intact until the immune system has worked out what to do, and formulated instructions for the rest of the body before destroying the injected 'nasties'. The implication is that it will do more harm than good if allowed to race through the blood stream to all parts of the body - heart and brain included - while it's still 'fresh'. And now questions are being asked about the quality of trials testing and inspection which enabled hurried FDA approval of some vaccines, and the subsequent denunciation of others. So for the present I'm continuing to be antisocial and live like a hermit.

@jensencv8199

2 жыл бұрын

@@leandragreen7070 Hi, not found an 'aspiration' site yet - and in view of the burgeoning row of the safety of a booster and the exposure of unacknowledged vaccination injuries, I'm holding off a decision at the moment.

@jensencv8199

2 жыл бұрын

@@leandragreen7070 No joy yet; still hunting, and won't accept the booster until aspiration is possible. John Campbell's latest podcast, referencing the Daily Mail, BBC, and medical sources, may cause a change of heart in the WHO, NHS, and dysfunctional UK government. Meanwhile, keeping the Vit D3 level high and avoiding crowds...

Just had my 3rd jab of Pfizer. I specifically asked if the nurse would be aspirating my vaccines. I also received my flu jab. My primary Dr's employer has a no aspirating vaccines necessary. I asked why & was told 'I don't know'. I'm not impressed tbh. It wasn't the same medical facility as where I received my previous 2. I'm immunocompromised & a kidney transplant pt. I'm not happy about this. Just another reason to leave their practice.

@Japs_Eye_Of_The_Tiger

2 жыл бұрын

too late now lol

@dave3223

2 жыл бұрын

Wow main comment... 😳🤦🏻‍♂️🤪

@dave3223

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck 💯🙏

@lovearrows99

2 жыл бұрын

This isn't something new they actually request the nurse doing the draw back syringe plunger before injecting a vaccine since last year in China , Taiwan, hongkong , Malaysia , Singapore , Philippines. This way can reduce death from the vaccines reactions

@flumpaustin1994

2 жыл бұрын

These same people are the ones who would advise you to take the jab... but they don't know why. They just regurgitate information from the government and health leaders.

Youngsters have usually much smaller arm volume so chance is much higher for hitting a vein.

@jimjamson9534

2 жыл бұрын

You would expect that the bigger the muscle bulk the more blood vessels there would be, no?

@karstenburger9031

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimjamson9534 maybe, but with fat and other stuff you would be safer

@theopeterbroers819

2 жыл бұрын

@@karstenburger9031 The needle goes right through subcutaneous fat.

@jimjamson9534

2 жыл бұрын

@@theopeterbroers819 If the needle is long enough

@RabJ208

2 жыл бұрын

Aspirating? Come on people! This is the 21st century and we're discussing this nonsense. Are you all so naive that you believe those administering the jabs are doing it wrong all of a sudden? You lot need to start waking up fast! The "vaccines" are the problem!

John, your balanced and unbiased truth seeking is a real inspiration to me, please keep up the great work.

I worked cattle in the Kingsville TX King Ranch feedlot ( held 10k head most days) and we aspirated. Wasn't easy as they were fresh off the transport truck and jumpy in the crush, but we observed the best practice.

45 years ago I was trained as an RN these five rights for patients when giving patients medications: right patient, right MED, right dose, right route, and right time. Was also taught to aspirate when giving IM meds. So. If they do not aspirate then how do they know they are giving it by the right route?? Maybe cause giving an IM injection correctly requires training and skill? And are there any studies or hypothesis on what happens if COVID vaccine is given IV and not IM?

@fidelcatsro6948

2 жыл бұрын

some people died few days after vaccination could that be result of non aspirated rushed vaccinations?

THANK YOU for the info on correct procedure on shots. My last dose had blood running down my arm and a nasty bruise that took 2 weeks to clear up. 6 weeks later i have been diagnosed with chronic CHF. Last year stress test completely clear. So from now on will be sure they aspirate or no shot.

@misc.endeavours8343

2 жыл бұрын

Heart problems are known to be amongst adverse effects of the vaccine . . yet you are going back for more?

@sharondodson4623

2 жыл бұрын

@@misc.endeavours8343 Some choice. Die of covid now or live with CHF for few more years. 1 in 5 had covid this year in my little section of covid hell in Florida.

@JoanDefenbaugh

2 жыл бұрын

@@sharondodson4623 how do you know it's temporary?

@ms-jl6dl

2 жыл бұрын

You should be ready to sue them. I think you have a case there. Good luck with everything. I hope you're taking vitamin D,it helps a lot.

@sharondodson4623

2 жыл бұрын

@@JoanDefenbaugh With chronic CHF you have a 50% chance of living 5 years. No cure except heart transplant.

As a type one diabetic diagnosed 1968, we were taught to aspirate but I was squeamish about that part of the injection ( I was 9 years old). I do recall large bruise welts on my thigh after obviously hitting a blood vessel and on my abdomen too. Once analogue insulins were developed I even encountered extra fast insulin absorption when hitting a blood vessel resulting in low blood sugar. Now insulin pens do not have the ability to aspirate but the needles are much shorter than what I was originally prescribed. I now use OmniPod pumps and most of the time there is no issue. If I am unlucky and hit a blood vessel then I often feel lingering pain at time of cannula insertion and sometimes a burning sensation while the pump is working. I have a couple times had to remove the OmniPod and replace in an an alternate location. The bleeding once removed from the tiny cannula looks surprisingly like a lot. I will, now, always ask for aspiration when receiving vaccines.

In the case of aspiration Campbell can find support from Swedish healthcare, guidelines are that "aspiration should be done". In Denmark they recommend aspiration after the problem with covid injections. Norway and Finland do NOT recommend aspiration of the reason there is not much research about it.

Thankyou for pursuing this Dr.Campbell. 👍

My daughter had Pfizer last week and she got the symptoms for pericarditis within the first 20 mins, she thought she was just anxious of course her symptoms increased the next day she had X-rays, blood tests, ecg which were ok but her symptoms were shortness of breath, pain in her chest, her heart rate through the roof , pain in the back left of her shoulder over her shoulder and down her arm, exhaustion, she couldn’t walk a few steps without shortness of breath, I immediately got her to a cardiologist he confirmed pericarditis she’s on meds now for months and is constant care under her cardiologist. She’s a very fit just turned 28 year old with no health problems, eats very well and went to the gym every day before lockdown and ran everyday locally after lockdown, now she can’t move. We’re from Australia and for the doctors and the governments to say these are safe and that pericarditis can be fixed, they don’t tell you the how horrendous the actual condition is, idk if she will be the same after months on medication, idk if they administered it incorrectly, all I know is this is a poison and I’m furious and for the Australian government to mandate this poison and make it condition if you are to work or have your freedoms , then they should be jailed for war crimes and treason. I’m furious and will never forgive. AND HANDS OFF OUR CHILDREN FOREVER.

@222dyan

2 жыл бұрын

So sorry to hear. Geez.

Thank you and bless you Dr. John!

I just read a report out of Scotland that claims the country is experiencing a 25% increase in heart attacks from clogged arteries which we know are blood clots. The report says doctors are baffled. Really??? Dr. John Campbell, we would love for you to go over this study and tell us what you make of it.

@fidelcatsro6948

2 жыл бұрын

sounds like good plausible chance its from antifreeze entering blood vessels aint it so amigo???

@bigmacfullerton7870

2 жыл бұрын

@@fidelcatsro6948 Something isn't right here. I sure as hell ain't taking the 'antifreeze'

@fidelcatsro6948

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigmacfullerton7870 i already took my 2nd dose of antifreeze few days ago i wish i knew this video before that...

@bigmacfullerton7870

2 жыл бұрын

@@fidelcatsro6948 There are tons of videos even though they keep taking them down. If I were you I would check them out before continuing with the never ending boosters

@fidelcatsro6948

2 жыл бұрын

@@bigmacfullerton7870 i felt terrible after the 2nd jab i suspect she might have pumped antifreeze into my oil cooler lines...i had urge to pee at least 8 times for the next 24hrs and my legs cramped from dehydration i think...didnt feel this terrible on the 1st

Glad to have you back. A lot of us get concerned when you miss your daily updates.

@nicolapegg6429

2 жыл бұрын

He needs a day off now and them x

@Backtothescience

2 жыл бұрын

@@nicolapegg6429 he certainly does.

@dave3223

2 жыл бұрын

Switch on your TV might come as a surprise to you but they are spouting the same shit also

Dr. Campbell is sounding a bit ex-aspirated! ;-)

@justinw2232

2 жыл бұрын

😁

@jimjamson9534

2 жыл бұрын

Haha.. very good.

@vickijohnson4668

2 жыл бұрын

😁😆😆

@jimjamson9534

2 жыл бұрын

@Richard Kambinda Exasperated.... irritated and frustrated.

@Saitama62181

2 жыл бұрын

@Richard Kambinda It's a joke

Injecting into the glutes myself I've aspirated blood 1 out of 5 times. Deltoid may be different though it's still obvious how easily you can hit a vein.

John you are amazing! Your work is much appreciated⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Grateful for this timely, thorough and real-science-based video! 👍

A few years back I got an influenza vaccination that was more painful than usual, and there was obvious bleeding within the injection site. I asked the nurse about it, and she replied that she had probably hit a blood vessel. I wonder how common this is.

@naturecreep8811

2 жыл бұрын

Omg same with my first pfizer. It was So Painful! Usually I barely relaise a jab has been done..

@jennywren8937

2 жыл бұрын

Very, same here. Told nothing to worry about, just hit a blood vessel causing huge swelling.

@crankyhapachick4718

2 жыл бұрын

This probably started when people got vaccines from pharmacy staff instead of their personal physicians.

@justaguy1679

2 жыл бұрын

Have you ever shaved your legs and cut them?

@janmac218

2 жыл бұрын

@@11p22e33t44e too funny🤣🤣🤣

I retired last year after 43 years as a hospital RN. I actually never saw blood when I aspirated. There aren’t many accessible veins in the deltoid or gluteus muscles if you locating the landmarks properly. When we switched to the no aspiration technique about ten years ago, I was very comfortable with the switch

Dear John, today i got my 3rd dose, a Moderna jab, following my two AZ jabs, the last given exactly 4 month ago. This time around I did asked the doctor and the nurse administering the vaccine to aspirate before injecting. They both agreed, saying in fact this is the standard in Hungary. I said, oh, really, and do you get blood sometimes when doing aspiration? She responded , oh yes, not very common but time to time it happens....so there you go. Best Wishes Balazs Szigeti, Hungary

@wifi_soldier5076

2 жыл бұрын

How are you doing now?

@alomvolgyorzoicivilosszefo5133

2 жыл бұрын

@@wifi_soldier5076 i am perfectly fine, why? I had my ear cligged for a week or so, which i thought might be a side effect of the jab, and its gone now.

@Hunter_Bidens_Crackpipe_

2 жыл бұрын

Good news from Hungary then Can I ask which hospital?

@alomvolgyorzoicivilosszefo5133

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hunter_Bidens_Crackpipe_ Koranyi Pulmonologiai Kozpont

I really like your videos. I’ve learned so much from you.Thank you for all the time that you put into keeping us informed.

I used to give my own "Allergy" injections. Early on I "Went through" a vein and when I aspirated it came back clear.... HOWEVER..... When I pulled back I shifted the position and the serum went into the blood! I had a severe, (not anaphylactic but severe), and IMMEDIATE reaction! Fortunately, I knew how to counter the reaction. This is an IMPORTANT step in the injection process! Thank you for this video

I forgot to say thank you and good to see you back Dr C 💙👍 good luck on your aspiration mission ☮️

if by aspirating a million times you could save one life it should be done

@Japs_Eye_Of_The_Tiger

2 жыл бұрын

lol what about the alternative treatments, why are you fixated on the jab

@scattkiwiman

2 жыл бұрын

@MADCHESTER what if you compare the number of deaths eg Israel vs Italy ?

Young adolescent males are more likely to be larger people, and generally have larger blood vessels, speaking from 30 yrs experience as an anesthesiologist , and therefore are more likely to have an intravascular injection, relative to the overall population! Makes perfect sense.

@boriscorruption7385

2 жыл бұрын

Ok but why vaccine age groups that are not at risk doesn't make sense JCVI advice still is don't jab kids

@kazoz3520

2 жыл бұрын

If you think it's to do with differences in anatomy with young men & accidental IV injection of mRNA vaccines, then why is TTS/VITT from AZ or J&J vaccines more common with younger women? The reality is myocarditis from viral infections is more common in young men.

@lattes2240

2 жыл бұрын

I bled out to lower arm female small arms

@baileyharrison1030

2 жыл бұрын

@@kazoz3520 They shouldn’t be giving Moderna/AstraZeneca to young adults/kids anyway

Great job Dr. Campbell with this subject of syringe aspiration, and I hope that someone higher up in the government is watching. My question is: Why isn't the medical association or schools screaming about this issue?

Nurses have always been taught that it is best clinical practice to aspirate prior to administering an intramuscular injection , the exception is when vaccinating due to volume ( usually not more than 0.5mls ) and needle gauge and length. Maybe it is time that this protocol be reassessed in the light of what’s happening at present

Well my husband went for his jab today and asked if they would aspirate -and the lady in charge there said no we aren't allowed to do that here (Boots) so my husband left with no vaccine!

@naturecreep8811

2 жыл бұрын

If eveyone did this they would soon realise they have to!

@JAMESWUERTELE

2 жыл бұрын

I wish he wouldn’t get it anyway.

@patscorner7183

2 жыл бұрын

🤓

@rudymental9993

2 жыл бұрын

How old is he? With all the reactions coming to light why not wait?

@rogerstarkey5390

2 жыл бұрын

He should go back (or elsewhere) and quote The Green Book, which as a chemist, they should ha e on the premises? As John said, chapter 4 states that "vaccines should not be given intravenously" Then a question "How would you know?" SHOULD persuade them to follow the only procedure which would confirm that?