What a gift to know that coherent and generous human beings still exist. Thanks

@MrLiamHenderson

Жыл бұрын

Yes. It's a shame it's mostly older doctors who are not afraid to speak out. The young ones are too entrenched in their careers to take such risks. It's really such a shame that national immunological advice is coming from career politicians. Pushing the agenda is in their favour due to the kickbacks from the vaccine manufacturers or the governments who bought it hook line and sinker and now have millions of dollars/pounds/euros of vaccine stock to unload for profit. The whole thing stinks. Also, look at Chinas reaction, they're the ones who made the pathogen, so they're also the ones who know its danger best. I hear they're still shutting down whole villages/towns etc. Sealing people into buildings and (probably, considering their human rights record) throwing people into mass gulag-esque internment camps. I suspect this virus is more more insidious than we are aware of. Perhaps we will find out over the coming decades. Perhaps this virus was designed to create congenital illness in the children of those infected with the virus. Think along the lines of the Thalidomide incident. I pray to Dog this will not be the case!! Imshallah lah lah, boom boom, do wap, do way!

Thank you John for being such an excellent interviewer and giving time to the interviewee to talk without interrupting him constantly as so many interviewers tend to do .

@southsidecarly7427

Жыл бұрын

Oh interrupting is one of my pet peeves and so many of them do it. Dr. Campbell is awesome

Scales are dropping from my eyes! It is impossible to overstate my gratitude for Dr. Campbell enabling and skilfully hosting this intervue, and Prof. Clancy for sharing his priceless experience and knowledge, transmitted through exceptionally clear and enjoyable explanation. This is absolutely one of the very best interview-presentations I have ever heard, not only via the Internet, but at any time in my academic or personal experience. Many, many thanks for this!!

@rdallas81

Жыл бұрын

The real scales are removed from the eyes of the world when the individuals in the world reject the world and even their own flesh and.make a real commitment to their faith in God. Thats the only way to have truth. Everything else is history and deception and temporary. I puy my trust in Jesus. Only through Jesus can one see God and I am eternally in debt to God for what He gives me!

@DontStepInTheGrease

Жыл бұрын

@@rdallas81 Why interject this and steal emtude's thunder?

So lovely to see another fellow Aussie who cares and is knowledgeable and very able to explain clearly. Sad he wasn't listened to with all the other amazing doctors who tried hard to care for their patients in the last 2 years.

I have just earned my graduate degree in medical history and immunology. Thank you both. Outstanding. This will go into my extensive library of your favorites.

@endtimes9763

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations!!! Keep your Oath of Care don't become a Sales Man

@LezliByrum

Жыл бұрын

@@endtimes9763 I watched this video and felt like I had been in college course.

@endtimes9763

Жыл бұрын

@@LezliByrum He is so genuine. God bless his heart and continue to keep His "Hedge of Protection," over him.

Its truly an art form to make complex ideas easy for others to understand. These 2 gentlemen are gifted artists...

@gerrardstones4246

Жыл бұрын

I call them zen masters 😊

Myself ( wife with heart failure ) and 2 late teen daughters not jabbed, been fine for last 2 years, can't say the same for other members of family and friends who are jabbed as they seem to be catching covid/colds for the 3rd and 4th time this year and seem to be getting more poorly each time. I would put money on that if I decided to get jabbed, then I would probably start coming down with the colds/flu, I will keep trust in my innate immunity which has done me fine so far compared to my jabbed friends and family......

@47nutters

Жыл бұрын

To be honest 98 per cent of my very large family refused the jab, but most of us did catch Covid. I’ve had it three times.

@omselection438

Жыл бұрын

@@47nutters I got some horse paste and I've been leading life as a normal person, never contracting the Covid virus. I have now got a lot less worms too. How joyous.

@dianebuelt7908

Жыл бұрын

AMEIN!!

My friends 17 yo daughter with no known conditions got jabbed got covid died. She literally collapsed. Heart stopped. They were able to restart it and clean her heart out but basically she had a cytokine storm and despite many interventions she died. So incredibly sad. Meanwhile everyone taking care of her for covid got covid (some have auto immune issues) they were all fine. Not jabbed. They should want to study this family. But no.

@rossemmanuel6545

Жыл бұрын

Everyone who is not brainwashed knows that these liquids are not vaccines and avoided jabbing. But most are. Especially the people from West Europe... from so called developed world. It's understandable that I am not from this world... and not jabbed despite living in the UK so many years. I have seen the deeply brainwashing of the Britons. Madness...

@LTPottenger

Жыл бұрын

Those kinds of 'treatments' are known to cause cytokine storms in animals. Glad I did not take that garbage. Fasting while infected can prevent this from happening.

@shooster5884

Жыл бұрын

So sorry about your friends daughter.

@Laura-tp8wz

Жыл бұрын

So sorry.

@maryjaconelli3500

Жыл бұрын

So sorry 😢

I enjoy you two tremendously. I am not medically educated so I work hard to keep up. Dealing with autoimmune disease all my life this is so helpful. You two are the absolute best. All love from a Grandma in the US. 👵🏾🙏🏾❤️🇺🇲

That was mind blowing. I saw how long the interview was going to be and wondered if I would have the stamina for it, but Prof. Clancy and Dr John easily kept my attention. Very exciting to hear about immunology and I look forward to the next interview! 🙂

This is what you get when you get two great human beings together and share their knowledge to help all of us understand to a greater degree How our bodies function and what is out there to helps us all live thru the many sicknesses out there. You can see how much they love what they do and the reverence for all of those before them that work so hard to get us here God bless them both!!!!!

Outstanding. I would have no idea on where else I could go to get such high quality health information presented in a relatively understandable way. Thank you Dr. Campbell and Dr. Clancy.

@JS-bt8ul

Жыл бұрын

That is not Dr JC, he told us that if it doesn't have a check mark next to his name it's not him. Don't trust this guy

@user-rz7cm2we3x

Жыл бұрын

@@JS-bt8ul: That with the “Telegram me, etc.” is an imposter/scammer. They infest all popular KZreadrs with sizeable following, unfortunately. And reporting doesn’t help…

@frogsong100

Жыл бұрын

@@user-rz7cm2we3x - KZread is a mercenary pig.

@darthsparrow1358

Жыл бұрын

Peak prosperity also

@Grace-Upon-Grace

Жыл бұрын

@@darthsparrow1358 he’s one of the best for current reliable information imo

This is gold, a wonderful historical perspective that simplifies immunology for a layman.

What a gift! Everyone should learn this at school so that we accord deep respect to our bodies, to nature and to our scholars, scientists, professors, communicators! Thank you John. Bless you both!

@garypepper240

Жыл бұрын

….and God

@AnnaLVajda

Жыл бұрын

Yeah mental health is important too I think they should teach meditation and other coping skills in school or they will just continue overmedicating people.

Thank you so much to both John Campbell & Robert Clancy for this fantastic series of chats. Long may you both prosper and live to see the fruition of so much exciting extant research. BRAVO TO YOU BOTH 😀

I love Robert!!! Thank you for having him on regularly 👍

My uncle died 2 days after receiving the first COVID jab. Healthy guy, no known health issues. He stood up, said he was dizzy and became unconscious. He died shortly thereafter. I have never even considered getting it. I'm so glad I stuck with that decision.

@christyberkey8023

Жыл бұрын

So sorry for your loss.

@michelle_sea_view

Жыл бұрын

Sorry about your uncle ♥️

@JenniferStam

Жыл бұрын

@@michelle_sea_view ❤️

Fascinating!! Thank you Dr. Campbell and Prof. Clancy for this podcast....it's been an education!

@sunbeem4467

Жыл бұрын

dont be thanking these serpents

@sunbeem4467

Жыл бұрын

its not educational your all been played like a fiddle

@heatherlavender8236

Жыл бұрын

Interesting, I wonder why you are even following them if you think that way about them, crazy!

@heatherlavender8236

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Carole for sharing you're thankfulness, I really also have enjoyed their words it's such a relief to hear a breath of fresh air and more positive information, thanks and many blessings! Don't mind these people others like them have discouraged me too, but they must believe some of it otherwise they wouldn't have listened, or did they? Hmm! Take care!

@heatherlavender8236

Жыл бұрын

@@sunbeem4467 What do you believe is educational? The kool-aid you are drinking, interesting! Why don't you go listen to those you believe stop hounding us! You are probably glad you are more free on here, right! Thanks for sharing you're heart and take care!

It is an absolute privilege to spend time watching and learning so much from you both. Robert has such a vast knowledge which he puts across in an interesting and encapsulating way. I can't wait for the next episode. If I had a teacher at school who could make this subject this interesting as you both have I would have tried to pursue a career in immunology. Unfortunately I am in my 50's now so have missed the boat. Hopefully others who are younger than myself watch these series will be as inspired as I am and get into this field. Please keep up the great work on these videos it is much appreciated .

@Ash-gj2lf

Жыл бұрын

I’m not interested in pursuing medicine, but I can’t pass an opportunity to listen to wise men speak! People like these are are.

@myzenlifeinnature

Жыл бұрын

If there is one, single positive coming out of this pandemic, it is the knowledge, I and others who became interested to learn more about immunity and the immune system, building health reserves, nutrition, fasting, hot, cold hydrotherapy and basic cell biology. I thank these two, and Medcram on YT as well as some high school biology text books (that I missed during high school) and articles for helping build my knowledge and interest. Literally life saving!

@HiKasandra

Жыл бұрын

I don't think u missed the boat, Mark. Just the fact that you're listening and learning makes you way ahead of others. :-)

@amyexner

Жыл бұрын

I’m myself 70 years old and wish I would be yoga again and attend university to study immunology….so fascinating; always had a love of cellular biology.

Dr. Dorothy Cahill of Ireland...an immunologist and virologist with a lengthy CV would be one of the best guests to get on here for an interview. Her background expertise as well as her courage to predict the atrocities which are now occuring would be well suited to your audience.

@alisondarbey5129

Жыл бұрын

Delores Cahill

@lynmargaretnorwood8015

Жыл бұрын

Dr Dolores Cahill

@lynmargaretnorwood8015

Жыл бұрын

Snap

@mickmac7944

Жыл бұрын

There's no way that she would be invited on to his show

@Sheepwillbesheep

Жыл бұрын

@@christopherrobinson7541 she tells the truth & isn’t paid off that’s why…

Dr John. One my truly favourite guests on your guest list. Brings out the best in both of you.Thank you

Wow, what an interview. Thank you so much for having the brilliant Dr Clancy on again. Very informative. I’ve saved the video to watch again and taken notes. He makes the subject so interesting and I look forward to many more interviews with him.

It is such a privilege to have Dr. Clancy collaborating with Dr. Campbell providing us with these elucidating discussions. Thanks to both of you gentlemen sharing your knowledge and time with us!

@frogsong100

Жыл бұрын

Wrong

@doctorrobert60

Жыл бұрын

@@frogsong100 Thanks for letting me know.

I can’t wait for another “dose” of you two😊 The best way to get educated on the basic’s of immunity, response & the things that cause them. Thanks❤

@cynthias.formerlysunshinea2131

Жыл бұрын

Thank God for the Brit and the Australian Dr!

@cindybogart6062

Жыл бұрын

@@cynthias.formerlysunshinea2131 agreed!

@markrichardson6875

Жыл бұрын

The best way is actually reading up on Pasteur's work and experiments.. Immunology is like depression and serotonin.. Not really science. These people's school books are only anecdotally mentioning Pasteur I'm guessing? An historical overview of his work and reproduction (or lack thereof) apparently was not mentioned in the course material which makes this talk "propaganda" in a sense??

@kariannecrysler640

Жыл бұрын

@@markrichardson6875 fair point. Thank you for the suggestion. It may not be immediately (because I am currently engaged) but I will be looking into it.

@markrichardson6875

Жыл бұрын

@@kariannecrysler640 Fair enough it is quite interesting (I read 2 books in 2014 after apparently catching hcov-nl63 and getting no good explanation, also the prep act was an fairly current topic at that time, Australia also introduced similar legislation). Dissolving Illusions from Suzanne Humpfreys < might have mispelled that was one of the books that was very fascinating!

When we know something because we understand the subject then no-one can pull the wool over our eyes or get away with telling us untruths. Because we understand the subject.

@arlenegojocco7518

Жыл бұрын

You too the words out of my mouth!!!

As soon as I noticed this posting, I knew I would thoroughly enjoy its content, and you sirs, absolutely did not disappoint! Thank you both so much for bringing such clarity to an otherwise mysterious entity...this thing called immunity. I whole heartedly applaud you. So nicely done. Cheers gents!

Professor Clancy's evident love of the blood immune response study, and his enthusiastic skill at communicating it, was made even better with your pertinent, intelligent questions. An interview that could have been a dry question and answer session was made absolutely entertaining and very educational at the same time. Any student having the opportunity to attend classes under either of you is lucky indeed.

I’m always astounded by how many learned and highly competent medical researchers and specialists we have, and yet these unsung heroes have largely been ignored during the last 2.5 years, bulldozed aside by sheer economic might in favour of for profit organisations with their ‘clever’ pharmacological products of dubious effectiveness and safety. Humanity is sometimes simultaneously too clever and too stupid for our own good.

@damita4336

Жыл бұрын

Yes... so sad. I don't want to take the vaccine at all... I'll be 70 years old.... next year...

Absolutely excellent, thank you.

What a wonderful time to be alive when I can listen to such wonderful minds sharing their knowledge. Thankyou both of you. Really appreciate it.

Clancy is the real deal. Top of the profession. Listen closely to what he says.

@PMConnolly

Жыл бұрын

Also a delightful man.

@reenamola2162

Жыл бұрын

he fails to ever mention and explain how the vaccines themselves are able to cause havoc exactly as the virus does which i find very very suspicious considering thats exactly what vaccines do in plenty of cases. he focuses only on the wild viruses and how they interact with ur immune system which is disingenuous. it's important to cover both parts of the equation not just one for political purposes.

@markangelorgs.2773

Жыл бұрын

He's clueless

@jonaswhale6451

Жыл бұрын

@@markangelorgs.2773 Lol , whats your stand in this then !

@markangelorgs.2773

Жыл бұрын

@@jonaswhale6451 my stand?

Wow! What a lot of information. I'll need to go through it slowly and take notes. Thank you both so much. I'm studying immunity and this will be of great help.

@peacepoet1947

Жыл бұрын

You might do some study on the colostrum that seems to be a big part of building antibodies within the human body of a newborn.

@raadalswudi2479

Жыл бұрын

Nice

Well, I sit here at the close of that interview with a beaming smile still on my face, at the biology lesson I just took, the first one I’ve probably ever enjoyed lol but it gave me great joy to observe the interaction between these two great men, both of them trying to keep a lid on their passion for their shared interest, and that their excitement was palpable… They had ME wanting to be a bloody forbidden clone Doctor at that point too!! Ha ha For an everyday girl like myself, who’s no intellectual type per se - You guys explained it in such a way, that I literally understood all of what you were saying, I could follow it with no medical background to speak of, and imagine it well enough that I was absolutely fascinated & wowed, the history highlighted to me, timeline, at each point a new discovery and step on to the next, it was awesome and that can be quite boring usually, but for the entirety of that interview…I can honestly say I found myself riveted, and I’d love it if the good professors work is a triumphant success and he secures himself the Nobel Prize… & I have a feeling… I’m on the money there. So proud he’s an Aussie at that! Spectacular & engaging efforts guys, and my heartfelt thanks to you both for your ongoing dedication to the betterment of your fellow people, and ps Professor, I’m very sorry you lost your best mate a while back, he sounded like a good egg 🥰🌹 Take care fellas x

Good to see Prof Clancy again. Thank you for organising this.

Absolutely outstanding! I am truly enjoying these amazing lectures/interviews by an expert in the field. This is like a continuation of my medical education! I should be getting CME credits for these lectures!!‼

Absolutely brilliant episode, many thanks to both parties involved, I must re-listen and make notes, superb. Credible information.

Thanks Doc, also thanks to the Professor. Very interesting subject today John.

Such a joy to watch. I've been watching this podcast for years now and this one tickled my funny bone!! Always informative and much respect to you Dr. Campbell. Thank-you for all of the help and education you contribute to humanity. May you continue to walk in good health.🙏❤️

FROM USA TO UK! AMAZING! @4:14 returns me to the mosquito bites covering my legs, a delayed reaction to the bites (1-2 days, deep tissue T cells?) and unbearable itching that is connecting the redness of the bumps, all with a background of extra-pulmonary TB, granulatomous (sarcoidosis) disease and an expanded right eye that only shows when it expands and no longer can be hidden within the confines of my eye socket. I manage all of my ailments very well with squinting and smiling (pic). @10:46 "...taking a product of a dead bacteria..."? Both of you just helped me decide to chew on dandelion leaves and strain my stinging nettle soaked vinegar into a pocket sized spray bottle for use on my oral mucosa. I continue to look for an answer for my CT scanned eye (hidden in my sinus CT scan). Unfortunately, pawns are disposable game pieces especially in the game of medical brinkmanship. Semper Fortis to everyone, and God forbid deaths, from the daughter of a WWII US Navy Corpsman and a person that served.

I love your podcasts when your guest's are so knowledgeable yet easily understood because you both explain every aspect so we, with very little education with these subjects can gain much or at minimum, follow along ❤️

Thank you, Gentlemen! Let the debates proceed, let the knowledge grow! My dad died of COPD with much suffering, I wish he had had your treatment.

@lidiabalan8260

Жыл бұрын

Good afternoon John, I have a couple questions, I send you a couple messages but respond, it’s anyhow to contact you.

@lidiabalan8260

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

@user-rz7cm2we3x

Жыл бұрын

@@lidiabalan8260: I’m afraid you’ve responded to an impostor of Dr. Campbell. Just check out their KZread channels by clicking on them! The impostor/scammer has installed his channel A WEEK AGO!

Thank you Doctors. Informed consent is important, something we were denied...media, industry and governments manipulating of covid data is criminal

@beastshawnee

Жыл бұрын

and add a huge propaganda campaign! Do any of you remember the very first videos of “covid” patients from China? They shoes people collapsing in the subway in China like multiple people falling own all at once! LOL that’s not even how this sickness works! But it was panic inducing and people were terrified after that! They showed those same clips multiple times! They wanna scare us so much we will all line up…

💖💕💖💕 So so interesting. So so enlightening. OMG I am learning so much. You ask great questions Dr. John and then by elaborating and rewording Professor Roberts answers filled in the blanks and was just made for a great learning conversation. And how fun to see your eyes light up when you learn something new too Dr. John. What a great team you both are. So many levels. Thank you!!!!!

@Rustymouse

Жыл бұрын

Its great isn't it..

@jeanneblackwell5123

Жыл бұрын

@@Rustymouse The Best!!!

Excellent tutorial. How fortunate we are to be able to learn about 'forbidden clones' etc without having to pay thousands to attend tutorials like this in a university.

Wow! Can't wait for the next installment. Absolutely fascinating information.

I find every interview you conduct with Prof. Clancy to be extremely interesting. It is so fascinating, and I love learning more about immunology. I hope you continue having him on over time.

I cannot but simply love your mutual respect, your humor and modesty. Pure CHEMISTRY, really! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge & wisdom with us🙂!

Brilliant chat. This is essentially a books worth of knowledge, imparted for absolutely no cost (free) and in a period only slightly longer than an hour. Thank you Prof. Clancy. Thank you Sr. Campbell. Brilliant.

@damita4336

Жыл бұрын

Brilliant indeed... even a non college educated senior black woman like myself in the southern USA.... can understand.... and I don't want that vaccine either...

Such an interesting talk! I studied Diploma in Biomedical Science and I was always interested in Immunology. It's really an interesting field to learn how amazing this human body is! Thank you Dr Campbell and Prof Clancy for this video.

Thank You very much dear Doctors. Excellent explanation

It is so good to see senior citizens making KZread podcasts.

My understanding to this great interview is, eat healthy foods, exercise and sleep enough. Keep your immune system strong.

I love you two…your conversations make me feel so smart by understanding some of what you’re saying ( very little) lol! you guys are brilliant!!!thanks for all you do for humanity, our world.❣️

Yippee, my very favourite guest, Dr Clancy, he always leaves me feeling inspired and more confident about the future, with his expert knowledge and experience! Thank you very much.

💙 🕊️ Thank Dr John Campbell For Another Miraculous Episode Of Human Anatomy And Your Special Guest Professor Robert Clancy pioneering immunologist physician pathologist research & writer absolutely loved this episode God Bless You All Stay Safe & Safe Travels As You Do 💚🦘🐨🙏🏽🧞‍♂️🇦🇺

I took a college course (in 2018?) based on the book “The Power of Plagues” and it was absolutely the best course and most interesting book to which I was exposed. It traced and explained bacterial, viral, and parasitic infections thru history. Focusing on their spread, treatment, and societal impact.

@yedidyah-jedshlomoh1533

Жыл бұрын

Our bodies are the result of many disasters.

@peacepoet1947

Жыл бұрын

You might want to do a study on colostrum that seems to be very important in the development of our natural immunity. Maybe some beneficial drugs could be made by synthetically making colostrum to do the same thing to stimulate the immune system when a body is attached by a bacterial or virus infection.

@dylanzrim3635

Жыл бұрын

@@peacepoet1947 colostrum is only for development as a baby. Adults do not need it. Besides it’s only in the first load of milk post birth and is reserved for the animal just birthed.

@dylanzrim3635

Жыл бұрын

Did the course also mention how easy it is for politicians to hijack the cause and ruing people’s lives in a discriminatory and public fashion? (Prime example is late 30’s germany where many different groups of people not just Jewish, were taken to prison camps on the basis that they were dirty, diseased or a burden on their future vision for society)

@snowbird6855

Жыл бұрын

Nah, no money in that for pharma.. only in patentable drugs that keep you sick, and in need of yet more drugs. 🤫

AWESOME!!! What an absolutely fantastic interview! Thank you both!

Just love this overview. Look forward to more. Thank you.

I LOVE Dr Robert Clancy's passion. He had a HUGE SMILE on his face. Along with the EXCITEMENT expressed would just INSPIRE any medical student. Dr Clancy is a GREAT in this field & those that are shunning him should be COMPLETELY ashamed of themselves.

Fantastic. Such a wealth of information, clearly explained.

The alive body of humans, animals, plants are just amazing masterpieces! How everything works together to keeps these entities alive in relatively good health for a long period time and as research reaches new heights…. Life is maintain longer and longer. Such an amazing miracle

@louiseeckert1574

Жыл бұрын

So astonishingly designed!!

Absolutely fascinating listening to both of you discuss both the history & future of healing. So, so many things can be down without maintenance meds, but actually healing the body with some of the techniques you touched on here. I can’t wait to hear more about Dr. Clancy’s commercial endeavors, as well!

@snowbird6855

Жыл бұрын

If they don't make pharma a ton of profit it won't see the light of day.

Thank you both for this highly discerning talk about the history of immunology. This should be required watching for all medical students, physicians in practice and anyone interested in understanding their body.

Dr Campbell always waiting for you to post something on KZread ..sending you prayers and good wishes

Thank you so much for bringing him on, it's so interesting and he seems very knowledgeable about medicine and the whole system of immunity and sicknesses from way back when all the scientists learned about our bodies. Thank you so much for being very honest and well rounded in so much information and it was a great interview it really helps people like me to understand more about the body and what is going on. Keep up the great work and many blessings!

@peacepoet1947

Жыл бұрын

Since he been in the medical field for most of his life and doctor John have a wealth of information where their opinions are based on what they know.

Great talking, thanks Dr. Campbell

Fascinating! Thank you gentlemen for explaining it in a more simplified way for regular people to understand like myself.

Thank you DR CAMPBELL AND SUCH A HONOUR TO HAVE MR CLANCY ON YOUR SHOW MUCH APPRECIATED

Wow I'm getting excited about immunology due to this video. Can't wait for the rest of the series !

Ridiculously amazing (interview and content) - thank you both. This is why KZread was invented!

Polio survivor here...this is so fascinating that I want young people to be motivated to get into science.

Prof Robert Clancy is super interesting. Thank you for inviting him

WOW! That was a lot of information! I barely passed grade 9 Science but absolutely love listening and learning about the immune system. Such an incredibly understandable explanation by two very articulate people . I will have to watch the video again to fully understand some finer points but can't wait for the next installment. ❤🇨🇦

Yay! Dr.Clancy is back!

Must say, Most interesting and presumably video ive seen in year Im definitely watching next time🤔

Wow! Thank you so much! Better than the open university for us ordinary folk! Will watch it more than once so it sinks in!

Thank you Dr. Clancy for a fantastic overview of the history of molecular and cellular immunology. I have been reading the 10th edition of Abbas, Lichtman and Pillai on this fascinating journey of immunology and our complex immune system. I can't wait for future research papers to enlighten us more. Please continue to lecture on Dr Campbell's KZread channel. I have been a private solo internist for 43 years in New Jersey and appreciate the updates. Thank you again. Nicholas Rossos M.D.

Totally fascinating and explained in a way that a layperson like me can understand. Great to see how passionate you both are about this subject too. Thank you so very much. Be well, Sally 🌹

What a great convo- Robert's interest in immunology is.... contagious..

Im listening to this video some 5 months later, and lm understand more of this NOW than l did back then! Thanks so much!

Such a brilliant channel I love where it goes so relevant and informative

Absolutely fascinating and never too old for education and learning about a subject I have minimal understanding to date. I’m a retired medical professional with clearly huge knowledge gaps! Thanks so much to you both - safe hands!

Thankyou Dr. Campbell for bringing back Dr. Clancy. Absolutely fascinating!

A definitive interview, thankyou. Please have Prof Clancy back soon, for the latest material. can't wait.

Wow. The section discussing oral vaccines for C.O.P.D. really got my attention! 😲 I'm 70, and have mild COPD, even though I've been a non-smoker my whole life. There is now good evidence, through the A.C.E. study of the Kaiser-Permanente insurance data, that stress, inflammation, and cortisol play a significant role in developing COPD, even in the absence of toxic inhalants such as tobacco smoke. The quest continues. I also have some of the hyper-sensitivity and autoimmune conditions that were referred to. Ironically, I have no allergies. Go figure. 🤔

@LTPottenger

Жыл бұрын

Fasting will probably help with your condition, it removes scarring and does many other things that should help.

@farmsteadflowersandfoxhoun8302

Жыл бұрын

Turned out my COPD developed as a reaction to 🌽 corn. Corn, corn syrup, dextrose, anything related to corn. Went to the hospital emergency room unable to breathe before I realized how serious it is. It’s in so many things including aspirin and antibiotics. Wonder if it could be that simple for many other sufferers too.

Very much appreciate the presentation, and my condolences to Prof Clancy for the unexpected.lioss of his colleague and friend.

Brilliant ! Great to see and admire someone with such knowledge and ability.

At 31:00 in. It hit me that a course in school shld be exactly what these two are discussing, being able to progress thru history with innovators, and what each one thought at the time and then the progression to what we know now, it’s not only educational, inspiring, and allows for one to ask new questions to be solved for the next 100 years.

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My favorite exposure to these ideas is Thomas Khun's "The structure of scientific revolutions"

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@@marcus8710 thanks for the recommendation.

Thanks. I feel very privileged to be able to listen to you both. Xx

Brilliant honest conversation, how refreshing today.

Great show Dr. John and Prof Robert. This is an informative and timely conversation. Thank you both.

Thank you so much, doctors Clancy and Campbell. This was fascinating and really got my mind asking questions. I hope you will have Dr. Clancy on again soon, Dr. Campbell.

This. Was. Fascinating. This guy is awesome

Absolutely a fantastic video Information is power

Absolutely brilliant listening to two experts and their dedication bringing us these interesting facts. Thank you!

I truly can't even explain how much I loved this. Thank you so much.

I really enjoyed this. It is like going to a lectureat Uni. Thanks Dr. Campbell for having Professor Clancy to explain. 🍊🍅🌳🍅🍊

Fantastic interview - thank you both!

Always good to see professor Clancy. Very Good.

Thank you so much, gentlemen. I tend to set Dr John on and listen whilst I am doing something else. Once the two of you start talking, I am hooked!