Let's compare wearing that seat belt to how most Americans treat their bodies. Very few medical professionals speak to the obesity problems that's causes most of the health problems that lead to poor immune response. It's time to get really honest and take a self assessment of ourselves!

@richardharvey1732

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Dee Wilkerson, I am sorry to say that there is at least one very important difference between wearing seatbelts and viral infections like this one, this difference is that this virus only have very bad effects on some people, mostly those with underlying health issues, including of course inadequate immune systems. For your comparison to stand it would have to be modified by, say, having all seatbelts set to a specific tension level so that the bodyweight of the wearer plays a part!. Since this would obviously be unacceptable the comparison in just not valid at all!. Cheers, Richard.

@deewilkerson2994

2 жыл бұрын

Richard, I was using the seat belts as an analogy. Also, individuals can still die wearing a seat belt. Let's face it, obesity can play a part in how well we survive any health challenge. BTW, I totally agree with you.

@richardharvey1732

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Dee Wilkerson, thank you for your response, it is always very nice to engage in some sensible debate on these threads, at the time of writing I did think I was pushing things a bit, partly for the benefit of other parties, this is after al an open forum. Right from the start some medical people were making it very clear that obesity was a major factor in serious illness and a significant cause of death, one U-tube channel I found, Med-cram Medical lectures, did a very good video explaining just how obesity and Covid combine to disrupt a vital part of our metabolism leading to serious respiratory distress. More recently the CDC in the USA have published the result of studies of the case histories of hospital patients over a twelve month period and have calculated the risk factors the contribute to serious illness, obesity came top, closely followed by fear and stress, with diabetes a close third!, a hatful of other 'co-morbidities' trailed far behind!. Cheers, Richard.

I seem to remember this was the general consensus early in the pandemic. However, as soon as the rapid release of the vaccine appeared to be a reality, lasting natural immunity due to SARS-CoV2 infection was no longer mentioned.

@nosuchthing8

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, because to GET natural immunity to covid you need to be exposed to covid and risk serious illness.

@GSPDUCKDOG

2 жыл бұрын

@@nosuchthing8 That doesn’t nullify the fact that being exposed to SARS-CoV2 confers lasting immunity or at least a high level of protection. It’s still relevant. And, for a large number of people Covid 19 has a very low probability of causing serious illness.

@Ishbu101

2 жыл бұрын

@@nosuchthing8 Yeah I got a pulmonary embolism and almost died. It's not worth it.

@TrollinOn22s

2 жыл бұрын

Covid is not the measles please don't have Covid parties cause you may d i e.

@BenMJay

2 жыл бұрын

Big Pharma has made 60 billion dollars in the last 6 months pushing their v4cc1ne. You think they are going to allow talk about natural immunity be allowed? Follow the money. Qui Bono.

Why aren’t more doctors talking about how to strengthen and boost your immune system, improve your overall health, which is the key for your body to defend itself from any type of virus and most illnesses?!? I guess because no one makes huge profits off that or gains control over your behavior 🤔

@nikkiwasher7235

2 жыл бұрын

Also why aren’t treatments like Monoclonal Antibodies being pushed?!? This treatment could have saved thousands of lives! Yet we are just now starting to hear about it. My sister works in ICU and most patients don’t even know about this treatment and by that time it’s too late.

@byever1

2 жыл бұрын

@@nikkiwasher7235 they used that on Trump.

@notch7139

2 жыл бұрын

because that message has been pushed for decades -we all know in a pandemic doctors have better things to worry about than stating the obvious

@notch7139

2 жыл бұрын

@@nikkiwasher7235 its expensive and not a way to immunise a global population.

@notch7139

2 жыл бұрын

@@byever1 apparently its only safe to use on patients dead from the neck up

Natural immunity is durable. The shot is not.

@thisrichbastard.809

2 жыл бұрын

Natural Immunity is not profitable for big pharma.

@mikewhite9818

2 жыл бұрын

@@thisrichbastard.809 Nor is it profitable for the agenda the leftists are implementing.

@notch7139

2 жыл бұрын

untrue

@notch7139

2 жыл бұрын

@@thisrichbastard.809 conspiracist nonsense

@notch7139

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikewhite9818 plenty of money to be had for conspiracists building their youtube channels for muppets to suck up

Seat belts protect the wearer. If someone chooses to not wear a seat belt and they're in an accident and they're thrown from the car, so be it. But someone who doesn't wear their seat belt does NOT put the other passengers at risk. We don't ALL have to wear seat belts in order for EACH seat belt to function as it's intended. We are responsible for our own protection and it is voluntary. Those are the only two matters at issue in this particular "health" scenario. If you want to wear a seat belt, go right ahead a do so. But don't expect ME to wear a seat belt in order to protect YOU. It doesn't work that way.

@southerngrandma8279

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you .

@VG-cz7yg

2 жыл бұрын

Well said.

@richardharvey1732

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Dee Ryan, there is another one like this using the use of umbrellas during rainstorms. the comparison being the concept that if any of us go out without one and in rains everyone else's umbrella will leak!. Cheers, Richard.

@DMoney505

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve been using this analogy for a while now! It’s so true, But this is the way they manipulate people! “My mask is to protect YOU”! And now same thing with the vaccine. So my question has always been if the masks work why do we need a vaccine? And If the vaccine works why do we still need a mask? Furthermore if you are vaccinated and still wear a mask, How does an unvaccinated person effect you? Oh that’s right they don’t because this is all about total CONTROL!!

@southerngrandma8279

2 жыл бұрын

@@DMoney505 , so true !

I think a person should get as many jobs as they want. Every six months. I also think if you have had the virus we should have a chose to not take the stab I mean jab. Natural immunity rocks.

well, seatbelts can be removed, but the stuff in a jab cannot be taken out of your body after injection!

So with the way the covid-19 virus is mutating, and the C 1.2 mutation seems to evade vaccines, are the people that got the vaccines, and then became infected with the covid-19 virus, causing the mutations?

@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC

2 жыл бұрын

I know some people are saying it, but I don’t have a reason to believe that vaccinations lead to mutations. The presence of viruses leads to mutation

@nosuchthing8

2 жыл бұрын

No, because the delta variant originated in India. They had almost no vaccinations there.

@Sokrabiades

2 жыл бұрын

@@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC Leaky vaccines work much the same as antibiotics. This is from an evolutionary biologist at Penn State. Seems pretty convincing. kzread.info/dash/bejne/hpmt2sqemMurpdI.html

I’m waiting for the novavax.

@youtubecensors5419

2 жыл бұрын

Novavax Gang checkin' in!

@yesdvt

2 жыл бұрын

Same here

@nicolejegathesan6622

2 жыл бұрын

My entire family as well🙌👍👍

Unlike mRNA vaccines, seatbelts have years of data to support their safe use. But snarky comments aside, for some people the risk of the unknown/likely safe vaccine is better than the unknown, could be life ending risk of getting COVID and in others, like me (relatively young/healthy/had COVID), I really see just risk and no benefit to taking the jab.

@croneyr

2 жыл бұрын

Seat belts didnt alway have lots of solid data and they were also initially resisted by the public.... Michigan House called the seat belt bill “a pretty good lesson in mass hysteria created by a corporate-controlled media” and warned that the government would outlaw smoking next. Another said that anyone who voted for the bill should be recalled Same dumb f**ks different generation...

@susancrawford2343

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know how you come to the conclusion that the risk of a jab outways what covid will do to you - IF covid allows you to live! YOU have NOT done your homework. Given the number of vaccinated people who have either died or had other reactions versus how many people who have had covid and died or have been left with lifelong debilitating illness, you odds are far better with the vaccine! DO YOUR HOMEWORK - USE YOUR CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS. Stop listening to rightwing talk show hosts at FOX who are ALL vaccinated, as is mandated by Rupert Murdoch - something these FOX hosts won't tell you (wonder why). Smarten up sheeple!!

@GOBIAS.INDUSTRIES.

2 жыл бұрын

@@susancrawford2343 He probably came to the conclusion the same way I did. It's all a risk/reward analysis (as you said), but it sounds like you made the mistake in your research of only looking at the deaths & hospitalizations. If you're healthy and under 60, it's almost a statistical guarantee that you'll be fine if you get COVID and aren't vaxxed - none of my family and I fell into that category. Plus, in all your research, I'm sure you saw the alternative early treatments that have remarkable results - Ivermectin, HCQ, etc. MUCH safer drugs with decades of research sound far better than an experimental vax with unknown long term effects. Long story short - for most, the risk of COVID isn't as large as the vax. You really can't even compare this to seatbelts either because (unlike the vax) wearing a seatbelt has no risk that I can think of...

@GOBIAS.INDUSTRIES.

2 жыл бұрын

@@croneyr But why are we dumb f***s for not wanting the government to control every aspect of our lives? Do you want that? Shouldn't citizens have the liberty and freedom to make their own choices, as long as they aren't stopping someone else from doing the same? A seatbelt law sounds innocent because it's a clear-cut case on their safety. BUT that shouldn't matter - the government shouldn't be ordering us to wear them. Focus on educating on these things, not outlawing them. I'm guessing you're all for a vaccine passport, too... 🤔

@croneyr

2 жыл бұрын

@@GOBIAS.INDUSTRIES. we dont share the same views. I think laws are important. Im not paranoid about gov regulation as long as its sensible. Seat belts vaccines, vc passports are all reasonable...if it will help us get back to normal faster or help us live better with it. Im all for it. Sometimes part of the right solution for a global pandemic is a new law to get everyone on the same page.

What are some of the ways an unvaccinated person can harm the vaccinated?

@jessie9653

2 жыл бұрын

I would love to know that as well.... Knowing the vaccinated are still passing the virus around, what does it matter. I'm more annoyed how you don't hear about treatment, only a vaccine 🙄

My seatbelt is Low carb zero sugar and zero sugar diet. My airbag is Vitamin D from sunlight and exercise are my vaccines.

@jackcarpender3378

2 жыл бұрын

look up covid19 and zinc

@vyberational9261

2 жыл бұрын

Do you eat fruits? Grains?

You got me at "Hi" Seems like a friendly good hearted man.

@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC

2 жыл бұрын

I try

Can you guarentee that in 3-5 years when long term side effects begin to appear that they will be not life altering?

@nosuchthing8

2 жыл бұрын

When was the LAST time long term effects from vaccines were reported? And if you get sick with covid you will need to be treated with OTHER experimental drugs that might cause issues down the road. Just bite the bullet and vax up.

@southerngrandma8279

2 жыл бұрын

They won't report them . So don't get vexed .

@youtubecensors5419

2 жыл бұрын

When was the last time hundreds of millions of people got mRNA injections after an inadequate trial period?

@nosuchthing8

2 жыл бұрын

@@youtubecensors5419 when was the last time there were side effects from a vaccine WORSE than the disease? Oh, right. NEVER.

@youtubecensors5419

2 жыл бұрын

@@nosuchthing8 Again, you're equivocating: you can't just declare that a brand new injection with heretofore rejected technology (the mRNA delivery always ended up killing the mammalian subjects and Moderna rejected it as viable in 2016. Oh, and it's inventor, Dr Robert Malone, is adamant it's being misused) is identical in every way to totally different methods, tech, ingredients, and systems. That's like saying eggs and milk are the same because they both come in cartons. I mean I get it, we've never experienced this sort of media onslaught and amount of medical censorship in the US, so information is unreliable. But that doesn't mean we should suspend our basic critical thinking skills.

What if you need a blood transfusion and you don't want it from someone vaccinated.

@jessie9653

2 жыл бұрын

I know I wonder the same thing

Dr. Rick I appreciate your kindness, consideration, and really appreciate you not down playing the value and importance of natural immunity. As you well know there are two types of active immunity, they are natural active immunity and vaccine active immunity. Both types are recognized by the CDC and NIH on their respective websites. They both should produce an adaptive immune response. As you indicated the natural immune response is more broad with regard to the number of proteins that it reacts to. Many in the health care environment are now pushing for those who have acquired natural active immunity to receive at least 1 jab. Based on the science of how a healthy normal immune system should respond, if more antibodies are needed when the risk arises again, the B cells will ramp up production of antibodies and activate the killer t cells if needed. Thank you sir.

@zacharytaylor6677

2 жыл бұрын

That makes a lot sense.

i wont put any hope on a new developed "seatbelt", i rather drive slowly on an unfamiliar road.

Thank you for your honesty and for your great insite , we need more people and doctors like you. There are many out there already but they don’t seem to be listened to enough to stop this unfair situation!

Thank you for providing the link to the report. I fall in the 'had C19" category. It's been frustrasting to find any quality study available.

Dr. Kelly - keep on. Stay on track. We appreciate your work and posts.

Thank you for your very informative video. Have a blessed day.

You probably will"do the vaccine again". Multiple boosters to come.

@frankenz66

2 жыл бұрын

Yup, they are coming. So many pushing hard on people about this issue is already unnatural enough. Nobody ever pushed me bar me from public places, or threaten to take away my civil liberties if I refused to take a tetanus shot.

I'm RH NEGATIVE. I Have antibodies. I have not had a cold since 2019

@notch7139

2 жыл бұрын

common cold has 200 different causes, only 4 of those are coronaviruses.

Shouldn't we fallow Sweden and only concern ourselves with the sick and elderly. Much respect, by acknowledging people's hesitancy it makes me trust you. BUT all of Israel's adults aged 15+ got vax and it helped only 4-6 months depending on if the people where healthy to start with. but in Sweden almost no restrictions and there death rate much less than other countries.

Seat belts work but masks do not.

I urge eveveryone to take care of yourself and stay away from covid shots.

@RoscoesRiffs

2 жыл бұрын

💀Your rotting corpse. Your choice. 💀 FREEDOM! 😆

Dr Rick, I had covid in June of 2020. Now recently 15 months later I decided to get an antibody test done. Didn't get numeric results just a negative igG result. What should I make of this result?

@TheBreakfastLover

2 жыл бұрын

A newer UK study found that 'natural' immunity was 73% effective vs the Delta variant, while the Pfizer vaccine was 82% effective vs Delta. And against asymptomatic Delta infection, 'natural' immunity was 51% effective, and Pfizer was 74% effective. Source: doi 10.1101/2021.08.18.21262237

There are 3 types of people. People who are immune to covid, People who are not immune yet, and people with covid

@notch7139

2 жыл бұрын

wrong people vaccinated have far less risk of serious illness nobody is immune to covid -some have more immunity than others.

@seanrathmakedisciples1508

2 жыл бұрын

@@notch7139 This is not a vaccine but an experimental biological jab system. It takes up to 14 years to develop a vaccine and it needs to be tested. . We can’t afford to mess with our immune system or DNA. More than 70% of those getting covid now are the jabbed . It offers no protection or immunity and that’s why you are still wearing your masks. We need to build up our immune systems which have proven to be able to deal with all obstacles

@notch7139

2 жыл бұрын

@@seanrathmakedisciples1508 wrong it takes upto to 14 years to develop a traditional vaccine. however that is because 1) live virus vaccines are slow to develop 2) a lot of development was already done for SARS virus 3) the complete genome was sequenced very quickly 4) scientists around the world dropped everything and worked on covid vaccine 5) vaccine testing is usually delayed because its hard to find enough infected people for a trial -not an issue in this pandemic. 6) pharmaceutical companies were funded by governments -they were able to do trials and set up for manufacture concurrently and govt agencies did a rolling process for EUA -rather than waiting. So your argument is untrue. Also its not experimental -EUA has the same full 3 phase testing as normal approval it does not mess with our DNA -that is untrue the 70% figure is wrong -please dont post misinformation.

I really appreciate these concise and helpful videos

Seat belts don't cause blood clots and heart damage.

"Only two kinds of people" Spot on!

Nicely put

My daughter would get very ill every two weeks since being around 3 months old up until about age 6.5 years. Symptoms included a sudden occurrence of vomiting large amts. of phlegm, and a spiking body temperature up to a 104-105 in very short order. At times advancing to pneumonia for over six years year around, and never given a real answers. She had covid, and all that happened was a runny nose and 99.5 temperature lasting a day. Spouse got pretty ill with covid, but improved quickly.

If I'm relatively young and relatively healthy, wouldn't it be better for me to just get covid? I heard there are studies that show that natural immunity gives you immunity that lasts at least 8 months and maybe up to 5 years. And natural immunity is more prepared for different variants. . at least that's what I heard. EDIT: Your video was about that study. :D

@nutzdeez5748

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah probably true, however we couldn't know for certain how long natural immunity would last. it's impossible to predict and we'd only know that its there , until it isn't.

@wade5941

2 жыл бұрын

The science is pretty definite that natural immunity is far stronger than the vaccine. Not a reason for deliberately exposing yourself to covid, but not a reason to fear it either.

@tomsmarkovs1946

2 жыл бұрын

@@nutzdeez5748 To me it just seems that the vaccine gives you immunity that is weaker and it doesn't last as long. Sure there is a much lower chance of hospitalization, but the chance of getting covid again is higher. It just seems more reasonable for healthy people to just get exposed to covid. But i was asking for myself personally. . not saying that everyone should get exposed.

@tomsmarkovs1946

2 жыл бұрын

@@wade5941 We have vaccine passports where I live. . And if I could get one by getting exposed to covid I would rather do that.

@nosuchthing8

2 жыл бұрын

No that's crazy. The latest victims of covid are NOT the old and with comorbidities. They are the unvaxxed. Just take 5 minutes to get the vaccine.

So i conclude that healthy people (fit, no conditions, non-smokers/non-drinkers, high vit. D) should be infected and be naturally immune.

@TheBreakfastLover

2 жыл бұрын

A newer UK study found that 'natural' immunity was 73% effective vs the Delta variant, while the Pfizer vaccine was 82% effective vs Delta. And against asymptomatic Delta infection, 'natural' immunity was 51% effective, and Pfizer was 74% effective. Source: doi 10.1101/2021.08.18.21262237

@pjcdm

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheBreakfastLover Israel indicates Pfizer is 39% effective against the delta variant (kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y22FrdypZNi4qKw.html). Natural immunity is quite robust. Still, a lot of these studies are affected by waves and who gets infected (variability). I just don't trust big pharma and their lobbyists, esp. in the USA.

This dude looks like he doesnt wear his diet seat belt

I’ve had covid, it wasn’t a problem

@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC

2 жыл бұрын

That’s great!

@nosuchthing8

2 жыл бұрын

For YOU.

@margietucker1719

2 жыл бұрын

@@nosuchthing8 For almost everybody

@kingvan143

2 жыл бұрын

Was for a lot of people

@njsongwriter

2 жыл бұрын

@@kingvan143 2% to 15% that got it died from it. Am I correct? The 15% were the elderly.

Hello dr Rick Kelly.me and my family have been exposed to covid since last week.we all have been in separate rooms and keeping our distance.but I still feel we are not doing enough.can you please give me some advice so that me and my family can beat this virus

Is there any data to show who is more likely to get a severe case the? People with or without? Without I know the numbers are very low. Are they responsibly keeping 👣 of who is admitted? Do we have data or are they purposely not keeping track?brake thru is not rare at all. Data?

Regarding the Covid C.1.2 from South Africa, as it's spike proteins are altered and it is able to evade vaccine antibodies, will natural antibodies work?

@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC

2 жыл бұрын

I have not seen any data, so far. Researchers are seeing that vaccines are less effective against the DELTA variant, though they still enough to be beneficial.

Gotta love when someone needs to create a completely implausible hypothetical situation in an effort to draw a parallel to try to prove a point

I have a bad heart open heart surgery pacemaker 12 stent implants the only warnings are swollen heart and blood. Clots should I take the shot?

@joshuasterling2144

2 жыл бұрын

Major heart issues are a danger, really its a crapshoot in either direction. My step dad has major history in the heart department and he got covid. He had the transfusion and although his recovery was slower than some in my family he is on the other side. I REALLY wish there was a clearer answer for you and others with fairly severe pre existing conditions and the government is not making allowances for you and people like you who could be potentially risking your health at best when taking the vaccination.

In the hypothetical car accident, couldn’t I take even greater precaution by wearing a suit of armor while I drive? Knowing a car accident is probable, am I irresponsible by ONLY wearing a seatbelt?

Can i ask Doc...nowday... Are psychotic patient get covid 19 infection?.... Are there any research done....

Disparaging natural immunity and promoting vaccines as superior for immunity reminds me of the scandal of promoting breast milk formula as superior to natural breast milk in third world countries from the 1980’s Edit: a problem that started in 1920 and continues to this day in various countries both third world and first.

@nicolejegathesan6622

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for that excellent comparison. I shall use that point during my arguments.

@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC

2 жыл бұрын

1) Breast is best! 2) I'm not opposed to natural immunity. If I look at the risks FROM getting COVID (everyone it now looks like WILL get exposed to it at some point), the risks from vaccines statistically are MUCH less than the illness. All choices have risks.

@AlexSmith-gr4hp

2 жыл бұрын

@@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC I agree that the vaccines are less risky for adults compared to the virus. Do you stand by that statement though for the healthy under 18’s? To my mind the stats begin to look similar but then you have the long term unknown of the vaccine. What I don’t understand is the almost obsession with vaccinating children rather than a targeted campaign focusing on people based on age and comorbidities. Many countries still have vaccine shortage and in particular poorer countries yet we’re focusing on vaccinating children, the least at risk cohort? This just makes no sense to me. Do you have an answer from your expertise or do you agree it’s odd?

@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC

2 жыл бұрын

@@AlexSmith-gr4hp No, I agree with you. My children are adults and my grands are toddlers, so I have somewhat avoided that question. With COVID 1.0, I was more "The parents and grandparents should get vaccinated, and let the young ones get it and get natural immunity." Maybe it is the media influence, but I'm edging away from that. I'm still looking at what data I can find. But immunity is not absolute, it is relative. I believe will will ALL get covid, probably more than once, if it hands around. I'm glad I listened to those (Medcram and others) in March 2020 who said to consider Vit D, Zinc, C, quercitin, etc.

@AlexSmith-gr4hp

2 жыл бұрын

@@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC Thankyou for answering me. “Still looking for what data I can find” is a good answer. The UK seems to have the best of it but I’m still a bit uncertain myself. In the wake of unyielding media pressure I feel like I’m being gaslit, so to hear a health expert see what I’m seeing really helps. I’m very close to two GP’s in my life but they seem happy to outsource their thinking to the WHO.

The question becomes is this all helpful in actually fighting off another infection of Covid? If the CD8 T cells that recognize the nucleocapsid aren't as good as those the recognize the spike protein, then having an overabundance of those does little to help fend off a second infection. That said, I'm hopeful that those who have already been infected have long lasting immunity. Corona viruses are notorious for sneaking back in as immunity wanes. This is why you can have the same cold multiple times over your life.

I had a virus in November of 2019 after visiting the New England area of the U. S. that checked almost all the boxes for C-19, I had the Pfizer shots in March/April, 2021 and I had breakthrough C-19 for sure in July of 2021. I'm glad I had the shots and will take a booster if it's available. I trusted President Trump and Operation Warp Speed and I'm glad I did because I'm 67 years old and had friends almost die and acquaintances that did die from C-19. It's no joke!

I had Covid back in March 2020, I got tested for my antibody test the other day...my antibodies have lasted 18 months so far. I will be testing again in a few months to see how long they last. I am trying not to get vaccinated due to sensitivity to past vaccines and other health issues...

I don't brag often, but i called all of this years ago after seeing 400lb girls on magazine covers. The way people live and eat is disgusting. Making dinner is too much work, going to a store is too much work, and going to work is too much work. The sun is sooo brutal, people can't go to their mailbox without sunglasses. social media is so addicting, isolated living is mentally acceptable.

Does anybody know how "they" can tell the difference between someone who has the flu, or the common virus cold, covid-19, or the "delta" variant. I heard there is no way anybody can tell. I tend to believe that there's no way anybody can tell because they simply can't tell. I heard the PCR tests are totally inaccurate, false positives.

Remember ivermectin works.

The use of abortion-derived cell lines in development/production and/or confirmatory lab testing is the biggest obstacle to getting the shot. How can I accept help in part from a life that was electively terminated years ago, parts of him or her taken for the sake of “medical science” and for all of our “benefit” now in 2021?

Yup. Those who had and those who will.

Correction: There are only two kinds of people in this world, those who belive in Covid-19 despite lack of evidence, and those who don't. People, there are other doctors here on KZread. I highly recomend Dr. Samantha Bailey. Do yourself a favor and listen to her.

It's called respect, common decency. Not about u, it's about others. Elderly, CHILDREN, friends and neighbors, that's who u should think of. We're already vaccinated for 12+ diseases now, no polio, diphtheria, etc, for that reason those diseases have been eradicated. It's just a shot, chemicals in food, water, air in your body already. I got shot for other people in my life, probably something u never considered

Man always try to out smart God and telling people what to do with there body.

Hi, i'm not a robot but i'm talk like a robot.

You are going to kill on youtube. You have this energy that is a cross between bob ross, mr rogers, and huell howser. Great trustworthy energy. Lol

What is your opinion on Ivermectin and what Dr. Kory has done as far as helping so many with it? (Senate testimony from December 2020)

@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC

2 жыл бұрын

See my other videos.

You remind me of Bob Ross

Is natural immunity as strong if you get Covid after being vaccinated as it is if you get Covid and aren't vaccinated?

@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC

2 жыл бұрын

Good question. I don't think anyone knows. But why wouldn't it be?

I guess I'm confused. I was really sick last December which at that time I thought it was the Flu? Could it have been Covid, I guess I will never know. What are the long term effects of the vaccine?

@frankenz66

2 жыл бұрын

I have had bad colds and flus in the past that cause me to lose my sense of smell and taste for weeks so it is difficult to discern. I was exposed to covid with immediate family members having it. I never had any symptoms and had three negative tests. I guess they will work on something that will get me next time. I have not had either a flu vaxx nor the flu since 1997 the last year I had had both of them.

@marie2274

2 жыл бұрын

@@frankenz66 OH my goodness.. feel better soon. I'm still trying not to get the vaccine. The only way I will get it if the arena has a mandatory sign. I still wear my mask though.

There is a small minority of people who appear to have good cross immunity from earlier exposure to similar corona virus. So there would be this small number of individuals who would be the third group, those who have not had SARS-CoV-2 and will probably never get SARS-CoV-2. What is that percentage of people is unknown since a serology survey has never been done for the US, like is done by actual epidemiologists who are actually doing what would be their duty during a pandemic. Of course in some other countries a serology survey at intervals has been done to identify what percentage of the population has antibodies. Countries where that is done actually care about what is SCIENCE, unlike the case of the US where the science is supposed to be whatever some capriciously tell people they are "directed" to believe is what science must be. Science that is self defined by politics doesn't require data and will happily make up any data it needs to support its lies.

I had covid symptoms cold and chills except cough for two weeks worse cough i ever had it in my life and i am not vaccinated

@njsongwriter

2 жыл бұрын

My wife was running a fever . She recovered from that but has had a serious dry cough for three weeks. She had a negative covid test but thinking it could have been a false negative she took a course of Ivermectin anyway. Still coughing.

@sutkos3288

2 жыл бұрын

@@njsongwriter have her take 2 ibuprofen for fever 2x day and cough medicines thats what i did but cough medicines is not going to help much but it's worth of try. It's just going have to run it course

i've heard a number of people who had covid before die from covid even with pcr test showing negative results. why?

@njsongwriter

2 жыл бұрын

False negative test results.

@jeantdsuper8027

2 жыл бұрын

PCR does not test for active disease. It just tests for genetic material.

big tech#big pharma#global government collaboration = greatest tyranny 2019 and present

How about working on a treatment instead of a flawed vaccine

Novavak is the only American vaccine I would take…the other is the Cuban version.

this is where it all starts people telling others how to live their lives

China could have stopped all of this they did not they must pay for this

@Tigerex966

2 жыл бұрын

Dr Fauci and the cdc paid for the Covid 19 virus and patented it to control the profitable vaccine industry,

You did not say that even after getting covid 19, that one should get vaccinated.

The only magic bullet is get fit stay fit! A predator only culls the weak.

@MK-ih6wp

2 жыл бұрын

Culling is exactly what we're dealing with

I remember when people would get kids together when one other had chicken pox....not keep them apart....

Wonder when long term problems start showing up. I hope none but I’m worried

@nosuchthing8

2 жыл бұрын

Why? When was the last vaccine with long term effects?.ever?

This looks like a bad overdubbing. What the doctor is saying doesn't quite match up with his lips moving.

I'd rather have iver.

Great info. Straight to the point. Though the audio was a little off.

Novavax for the win for me.

@youtubecensors5419

2 жыл бұрын

Novavax Gang checkin' in! ✋

Sweden

Dr Rick where are you getting that delta is more dangerous for younger people? The sources I've seen are showing more contagious but not more deadly.

@joshuasterling2144

2 жыл бұрын

Its viral loading, its not more deadly but it is more contagious. You could have multiple instances of the virus in your system incubating before symptoms as far as I understand. Because its so contagious its like the difference between a bear attacking you or a pack of wolves. Add that and the slightly wild individual reactions people have to the virus just makes it a wild card. I recently had a REALLY bad time with Covid and I dipped below the 45% survival rate statistically, I had to be intubated for four days but thank God I pulled through in the end its going to take around two months for me to get back but I am making steady progress. My hope is that I carry immunity for at least a year. I want to get a blood test in several months to satiate my curiosity.

Well, Duhhhh!

Joe must go

I'd rather get natural immunity but what happens with Vax passports? Natural immunity doesn't count there so are we gonna need the vaccine even with natural immunity?

@joshuasterling2144

2 жыл бұрын

I see that as a problem, I struggled on a life threatening level with covid and I have been working hard to recover. I wish somebody would respect that, my case is documented through my state infectious diseases department. I wish there was time scaling and a systematized way to prove it.

@intergalacticdegengypsy6135

2 жыл бұрын

@@joshuasterling2144 what about the alternatives that are being ignored? Why did further research stop as soon as pharma's produce a billion dollar potion? Why is any sort of discussion on alternatives being silenced? It doesn't make sense and if I don't understand something I don't take part

When is the world going to make China pay for this

@whaler77506

2 жыл бұрын

not gonna happen with this administration and the longer they get away with this behavior the harder its gonna be to get straighted out

2 types of pesons? Uhh? I am sorry a silly way to start your talk.

He's basing anything beyond the 1:00 mark on a faulty premise: that there are only 2 types of people. But, I'll go back and listen to the rest.

@timower5850

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't finish watching.

@nutzdeez5748

2 жыл бұрын

@@timower5850 Seriously how could you know if you that if you didn't watch it through it's entirety?

@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for giving it a try anyway Tim. Be well!

@timower5850

2 жыл бұрын

@@nutzdeez5748 Because I have been deeply following the science for a year and a half. Many people were immune to this virus before it even arrived in the US, via exposure to myriad other coronaviruses and gaining cross-reactive immunity. Many people's immune systems stopped the virus from getting past the nasal passages. Many people were infected and quickly defeated the virus, or were asymptomatic (DID NOT develop Covid). Being exposed to or even being infected does not mean you've had Covid.

@ggfelix9029

2 жыл бұрын

Yes...asymptomatic means infected without symptoms. This is very common in younger folk. Their bodies immunity is fast and strong at active immunity. But...you can still spread if you are asymptomatic, which would mean that the virus did invade your body and your immune system kicked its ass before causing a cascade of symptoms. People who have constant contact with infected people, asymptomatic and full-on sick, have tested positive for natural immunity. Their numbers for B & T cells may not be as high as someone who had a severe case, but they can still have "active immunity" due to exposure. Doctors and nurses have been found to have natural immunity because of exposure. I know a few who have only taken 1 shot to just boost the natural immunity (2 shots were not needed or reccomended)

wow as a doctor you should have done more research more than just reading what is fed to you. and on a side note can I take a life insurance police on you ?

This has been the worse most biased roll-out in history. Like everything else with this admin. They totally messed it up and created much of the problem. Threats won't get them anywhere long-term either. When you censor any topic, only allow one thought process and are known liars, you just won't be seen as creditable.

Investing in crypto now should be in every wise individuals list. In some months time you'll be ecstatic with the decision you made today

@aaronthomas8963

2 жыл бұрын

The reality of the rich and the poor is this: the rich invest their money and spend what is left. The poor spend their money and invest what is left

@clarereader5853

2 жыл бұрын

Due to the fall in the stock market, I don't think it's advisable holding, it would be more beneficial and yield more profit if you actually trade on crypto currency I've been trading since the dip, and I've made so much profit trading

Seat belts are not made with rgo. Reduced graphene oxide.

I was wondering if people who take antivirals daily and have for years are less likely to catch covid?

Delta has a low death rate.

This doctor is speaking with a split tongue.

Flawed logic

Uhhhh. No thanks.

AGAIN, operation warp speed was meant to produce something to protect those who are actually AT RISK, not young healthy people. 😡😡

You sir are a fool and have obviously not read the true research! I suggest the research our of Japan and Israel and see if you still feel the same; this crap is not vetted to any legitimate standard!

Call gov kemp tell him to give everyone ivermectin

You lost me in your virtuous seatbelt speech.