A NYC neurosurgeon removing a clot from an infected patient's brain, saw multiple clots popping up as he was doing his surgery. He said in his whole career he never witnessed such rapid clot formation.

This man is a blessing.

Dr John, you can take a day off every now and then. You’ve been working your bum off for months not even taking weekends off. I’m very thankful for ALL of your videos, but you deserve a break. 😘

@sbonel3224

4 жыл бұрын

What's he doing that qualifies as work in your book?

@pjbuffet845

4 жыл бұрын

But if you do take a day off, warn us so we won’t worry about you.

@Frank-hn3yj

4 жыл бұрын

He loves his work but I know what ya mean chick

@neilwilson5785

4 жыл бұрын

I think that he is a medical professional, even in retirement, so we should let him get on with it. The general messages on Covid-19 are a bit diffuse on the internet, as usual, but this channel is a lot better.

@barbarabreunis7788

4 жыл бұрын

It takes a lot of time to do this research, then writing it all down so everyone will understand it takes even more time. He has dyslexia, wich makes it even harder. You are watching this for free thanks to his dedication.

Vitamin D-3 Conversion: 400 IU = 10 mcg 800 IU = 20 mcg 1,000 IU = 25 mcg 2,000 IU = 50 mcg 5,000 IU = 125 mcg 10,000 IU = 250 mcg

@karlosmartos4646

4 жыл бұрын

I take 6000 IU daily(except summer) for 2 years now. Havent had any illness since then 👍

Dr. Campbell you are the energizer bunny. You don't quit and bless your heart for having the facts for us each day. What comfort your information is. Hugs!!💕. I'm taking vitamin D!!

My father suffered a stoke , it affected his eyes.. stroke is devastating not just for the person , but the entire family too.

Just when you think you have a thick skin, you see an old lady curled up on a hospital bed waiting to die and you cry like a baby. I am thankful though to find out I am still human.

Thank you Dr John! I recently discovered the new VD3 info last Feb. I currently take 10,000 IU daily. I had nearly all the symptoms and nearly all risk factors for low levels. I’ve been on this dose since March 5; and I have never felt better! Love your wonderful videos! Janet from Ohio 🇺🇸👍🇬🇧

I honestly believe that I have so far managed to stay safe through this epidemic (despite being a key worker) due to Dr. John and his advice to take Vitamin D daily. I can't prove it of course but I really hope that you get the recognition you deserve. Thank you.

@groupflix

4 жыл бұрын

Don't listen to this guy. He is an apparatchik of the global elite. A useful idiot. Instead, listen to Dr. Eric Berg: kzread.info

@jaymac7180

4 жыл бұрын

I take 10,000 iu per day snd co factor of Mg.

@Mrplacedcookie

4 жыл бұрын

I take D vitamin, does it help? I haven't a clue... But for me I think I needed it anyway (don't get much sun, if any).

@purebloodbabyfuhrer785

4 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure if vitamin D and C will help with Covid but I know it won't harm you. 👍

@katiehettinger7857

4 жыл бұрын

@@groupflix why may I ask are you here sir, if you have no interest in the content?

You’ve been on top of this VitD issue for quite some time, BRAVO doc!

In America, we use BE FAST for stroke identification now. B is balance, so sudden vertigo or balance issues. E is eyesight. Sudden vision changes.

"Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect." - Mark Twain.

Dr Campbell: We are grateful for you experience, knowledge, honesty, and delivery of the information.

@barbarabekesi6870

4 жыл бұрын

He is an international treasure indeed

@suzannebuttress5404

4 жыл бұрын

He certainly is a national treasure ! So glad I follow him during this sad situation.

@wibblywobbly1234

4 жыл бұрын

He's a fearmonger who has destroyed lives with his overaction to this illness.

It’s funny, I’ve been taking a large daily dose of Vitamin D3 almost everyday as well as taking an hour walk in the sunshine every day throughout this Pandemic. I’m 54 yrs old... no health issues except mild allergies. A few days ago, I had missed a few days of Vitamin D, and got a mild scratchy throat and some upper bronchial congestion...just a common cold...immediately resumed high dose Vitamin D3....woke up 2 days in a row having sweat through my t-shirt and sheets. In 48 hrs the chest is perfectly clear and throat is normal. Sleeping 8 hrs, no cough, no sweats. Immune system working 100%.

When the doctor draws pictures it reminds me of my mom, who was an RN back in the 70’s. She used to have to draw out pictures all the time and I used to love helping her. Nothing replaces visual explanations about how things work. Thanks Dr.Cambell. 👍

Five days ago I came home from work with a sniffle, sneezing and an uncomfortable feeling where my nasal passages join my throat. I take vitamin D 4000iu and 3 grams vitamin C daily. Worried that I had caught something, over 4 hours I took an additional 5 grams of vitamin C, 10,000IU vitamin D, 100mls olive leaf extract, three chopped raw garlic cloves with honey, a meal of Thai green curry and two glasses of red wine. I went to be expecting to call in sick for work the next day. I woke up in excellent health and went to work as normal. I'm 66.

When this pandemic is over, I want to go to Britain and attend classes with Dr. John teaching.

@neilwilson5785

4 жыл бұрын

He has some very good YT videos on various subjects. I'm an amateur, but find them very interesting. He is obviously a very good communicator.

@frankmanning3815

4 жыл бұрын

Just double check his stats.

@charr4689

4 жыл бұрын

@@frankmanning3815 he is a nurse with a doctorate degree. Sometimes nurses are far better at caring and effectively treating patients than doctors are.

@egg5474

4 жыл бұрын

@@charr4689 funny how that works, nurses often have better practice because the doctors just let them do routine procedures instead, not to mention that doctors can be having coffee on the 112th floor while looking up which ultrasound transducer to buy for their collection on their macbook while nurses are always there to observe and treat problems first.

@shammikalra6174

4 жыл бұрын

@@charr4689 God Bless!

I had low bone density a few years back. Not enough vit D. I have been taking supplements since then and feel great. Im 53 and exercise very hard. I have more energy and my brain works well. I felt old when my vit D was low. It makes a huge difference. And the science is strong.

@WillyEckaslike

4 жыл бұрын

look into magnesium supplements too

@shammikalra6174

4 жыл бұрын

Amen!

@migi7787

4 жыл бұрын

did you take test before administering? It happened to me too, but now I'm confused as I cannot have a vit D test. Whats a safe qty daily?

@denisdaly1708

4 жыл бұрын

@@migi7787 ya. I got my vit D tested. It was low at the time. I take about 5000 IU or 125 microns. If it is a sunny day in the summer and I am out in it for 30 mins or more, then I skip the dose the next morning. It has made a big difference.

@migi7787

4 жыл бұрын

@@denisdaly1708 thank you!

Thank you Dr. John! I’d already started taking Vitamin D in February after a series of chest infections but since watching your videos on Vitamin D, I’ve increased the dose and am spending more time outside in the garden. Thank you so much for all your informative videos.

Dr John, I have to thank you for raising my awareness of vitamin D deficiency. My mum in the UK has suffered for years with vertigo, or dizziness. Sometimes if she does too much or even just in day to day life, she gets dizzy and has to sit down. After reading more about vitamin D, it turns out that her condition (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo) is linked to not having enough. She was already taking a supplement after I told her about your first video (she also watches you every day now too and has made your broccoli soup), but now she has upped her dose. She's going to go back and get her vitamin D levels checked if she's ever allowed out again, but hopefully this might prove to be the key. It makes me wonder how much money the health service could save simply by promoting it's use more heavily and/or getting more sensible sun exposure when possible. Thank you so much for making these videos, we watch every day from Denver.

@jeannorris1510

4 жыл бұрын

It may cut flu deaths. 👍

@lynndubai4984

4 жыл бұрын

I have also had this since my early 20’s. Never have I had one doctor check my Vit D level because of this but at times they placed me on medications. When I asked to have my Vit D checked it was very low. 4. After treatment to increase it my vertigo is much less often

@esecallum

4 жыл бұрын

vitamindwiki.com/

@elenalepotova6623

4 жыл бұрын

I had dizziness and panic attacks and horrible pain in my skeleton. Doctors never suggested me a test for vitamin D level. After researching I have asked myself....and yes, it was low and I live in England. So many years of suffering with frequent and long viral infections. And then the GP said to me that almost everybody has defeciancy but why Doctors don't test for vitamin D deficiency more often?

@thriftyt8048

4 жыл бұрын

Joanne Jones - MY VERTIGO WAS CURED! AFTER INADVERTENTLY STARTING TO TAKE A K2-D3 SUPPLEMENT ABOUT 5 YEARS AGO. My vertigo was debilitating and came with a lot of vomiting. I thought my life was over. Same as another commenter here, I went to the E.R. once and they gave me a prescription for meds (a patch I think), but never took a blood sample! I didn't even get the prescription filled. Shortly after that, I started taking the K2-D3 supplement and my regular symptoms started decreasing in severity, and within 2 weeks, they went away altogether and haven't come back since! (Only once last year when I didn't take my daily doses! But it was very mild.) I also take some additional D3 daily in addition to the K2-D3 capsule. I thought the cure was the K2, but have come to realize it was probably the D3, although I'll NEVER stop taking the K2-D3 capsule because K2 is SO important, especially when taking D3. Hope your Mom gets better soon!!!

"I know the sciency(?) videos are not for everyone". What a pity really :-(( Why wouldn't people make an effort to be more informed?? If he's not going to speak as if you were an expert in medicine! Dr Campbell is so clear when he explains medical concepts! I'm sure he must be an excellent teacher, and we should all be so thankful to have him teach us such essential things!

@cindyhilt9371

4 жыл бұрын

Just look at the top rated tv shows. Thinking is not allowed, or wanted.

@NielMerckx

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. I am amazed at how well he explains medical information in a clear way. Also how he tries to keep it scientific by taking into account the strengths and limitations of the studies he shows. But... After seeing this video I'm getting more and more concerned about his own bias when if comes to vitamine D. There is definitely some evidence of a correlation, but this doesn't mean causality. In this study they should have corrected for other factors. For example for obesity because this is linked with lower vit D and could explain the real reason for higher mortality. Also other facors like an inactive unhealthy lifestyle will probably give lower vit D. So I think he should also made this nuance because he is aware of bias in studies. But please do take vitamine D, there might be some effect. Especially if you have a deficiency, and many people do. Just realise that healthy food, normal weight, active lifestyle and handhygiene in combination with physical distancing will have a much much larger effect and is more proven. Just like John also says. John Campbell I hope you read this, because you reach a lot of people and have a good impact on many people's lives. But try to stay scientific, especially when stating the mortality would be lower tenfold by vit D alone. Please be careful with these statement and be aware of your own biases and tunnel visions. Some people might get a false sense of safety by taking vitamine D and take other risks. (I read this way of thinking in the comments below.) Or worse people taking overdose because they think the more the better (remember your video about the bleech and ethanol/methanol, not everybode is able to see the risks, especially when there is panic).

@irenedavo3768

4 жыл бұрын

Su Tash I have questions

I live in Indonesia and the health authorities from the start have been telling people to get outside and boost their Vit D.

My doc detected super low levels of vitamin D years ago and I’ve taking supplements ever since and haven’t had flu or a cold since. Now I’m pestering everyone I know to take them. Thank you Dr. you’re making a difference.

My neighbour in her late 40's here in the West Midlands was taken to hospital in an ambulance after having a stroke at home and has also tested positive for Clovis-19.

Where I live near Dallas, Texas, within a week we had 4 people age 17 - 30 die from blood clots. 3 were strokes, one was liver failure due to multiple blood clots in the liver, she was 17, and had gone to the ER 3 days prior with severe abdominal pain, 2 weeks after testing positive. She was sent home with "some medication" including one for pain. She was a healthy African American high school student. She was found unresponsive 2 days after the ER visit. All of the 4 under age 30 were African American. All had minor respiratory symptoms. My concern is that doctors still are generally viewing this as a respiratory disease. But the majority of deaths are cardiovascular, even in ICU. It attacks the endothelium, the lining of blood vessels as well, there are ACE receptors there as well as in the lungs (and heart, and kidney). Hospitals are reporting that the CoVID-19 patient's blood is even clogging dialysis machines, and many require dialysis due to renal injury from the illness, and the blood is also clotting in the tubes when blood samples are drawn. My concern is that D-dimer and other blood clotting disorder markers aren't being monitored along with respiratory symptoms on the patients testing positive but not requiring hospitalization.

@TheSilverLining80

4 жыл бұрын

Have you researched G6PD deficiency?

@regi3875

4 жыл бұрын

@Angela F. thanks for this information.

@rogerthat5459

4 жыл бұрын

Any hypertension, diabetes or obesity?

@enchantingelements9843

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing, the more knowledge and statistics shared the greater chance we have to develop treatment protocols. Deepest sympathy for all the victims and familys who are suffering, truly tragic.

@LTPottenger

4 жыл бұрын

What a nightmare!

I've been interested in the subject of Vit D for 10 years and started supplementing unfortunately not many GPs know much about it. Dr Soram Khalsa has written a book on the subject The Vitamin D Revolution which is very informative and what got me started. I tend to only take in the colder months as we get lots of sun here, although it is very powerful and I can't stay out in it for too long in the summer months as we don't have much of an ozone layer. We are limited to 1000 IU on over the counter Vit D here although you can have a prescription for a much higher doses which is normally only offered to post menopausal women. A specific Vit D test costs extra when having a blood test also. Thanks for your daily updates. Best wishes from New Zealand

Re. Dysphasia. I detected stroke in my Mum over the phone from 150 miles away. Told her that we'd had a lot of rain. Mum said "Yes we've had a lot of er, er, weather too". She couldn't find the word "rain". Straight to hospital, recovered completely, despite a bit of residual damage on imaging, she had no more "brain" problems for the next 15 years of her life. Encouraging you all, that it's not as difficult as you may think.

@Krusty-kl5ej

4 жыл бұрын

Ruth Cares Good call. I’m always listening close to my in laws in conversation. They’re in their late 80’s and a complication is also dementia- I fear one day I might misdiagnose!!

@judithafholland

4 жыл бұрын

@@Krusty-kl5ej Thank you. It can be difficult watch over elderly parents/in laws from a distance. (My Dad was stone deaf & blind by then, but nothing stopped him, a bit frighteningly active!) I think we can only do our best. I've always found speech a very valuable index of cerebral function in several situations. We can only do our best, given our human limitations. No one can do more than their best.

Dr. John, If it hadn’t been for you, I wouldn’t have started taking vitamin D3. I know that I am most likely deficient in it because I don’t get outside very much. This quarantine has lessened my amount of time outside even more. I’ve been starting a little garden, to get more sunshine time. Hopefully between the supplement and my garden, I will be okay. Thank you for the encouragement to do these things!!!

Been recommending vitamin D since late January. Been taking it for years to prevent pneumonia from the flu which I always got in the past when infected. Haven't had pneumonia since (nearly thirty years).

@jwarmstrong

4 жыл бұрын

Never had pneumonia for 70 years & don't take vitamin D - so one sick & one well w/out taking a pill

@hagbard72

4 жыл бұрын

@@jwarmstrong You missed the part where I said I usually get pneumonia with the flu. BTW, unless you stay indoors all summer long, you're probably getting vitamin D.

@elenalepotova6623

4 жыл бұрын

@@hagbard72 What is your dose of vitamin D for these 30 years?

@hagbard72

4 жыл бұрын

@@elenalepotova6623 1000iu per day in the winter and early spring.

@hagbard72

4 жыл бұрын

@THE TWO FINGERED BRUTE I also take zinc when I feel any infection coming on. Been known to also take Olive Leaf extract.

Dear Doctor Campbell, Thank you so very much for your videos. We love and appreciate you. Thank you so much for your research and dedication to educating us. I am sending love and hugs from Washington state, USA. Jeanne of In Loving Hands Counseling and ASMR

“We have a real cat. Which is good”. Thank you, Dr John, for my daily chuckle.

@JB-ym4up

4 жыл бұрын

He can afford a real cat?

@CMoore8539

4 жыл бұрын

@J Bottero My Real cat costs a lot to feed and take good care of him. All animals are expensive.

@aminkeykha5546

4 жыл бұрын

Cindy’s Journey thats for men in the cities what about free men in the nature ! ?

@normanmtv

4 жыл бұрын

Funny

my wife works in home health. small town. she is treating 4 stroke patients all at once this week. all otherwise healthy people. not young people. but all high functioning people. all have vision impairment. these are the first strokes i remember that have vision issues as a primary impairment. also, first time i can remember her having 4 stroke patients at the same time. very odd coincidences on the strokes.

You are truely TRUSTED VOICE, dear Doctor!

Definitely enjoying the photos from everyone around the world. Just shows how much we are all very connected! 🙏🏼🤙🏼

@robynaverys1036

4 жыл бұрын

So true

@jwarmstrong

4 жыл бұрын

I'm taking a selfie right now - now post post post post hehehe post post etc...

@suzannereiser4720

4 жыл бұрын

Yes - I look forward to them.

@andresggcf

4 жыл бұрын

@@jwarmstrong where do you post this? I want to send him one too

@TK-xh1xc

4 жыл бұрын

Yes same question- where are people getting Dr Campbell’s email address from?

Thank you once again for being a voice of reason Dr Campbell. My husband and I have taking Vitamin D because of you.

Thanks sweetheart. Your talk re: Vitamin D may just have saved our lives 👏. You deserve a medal 🏅

I am sitting in the Garden when its sunny, Vitamin D, Zinc Supplement, and Cod liver Oil. Fingers crossed.

@dianedenham5259

4 жыл бұрын

👍 very good !

@palvb3737

4 жыл бұрын

Add vitamin c

@daughteroftheking2200

4 жыл бұрын

Only 15 minutes of sun Without sun screen!

@esecallum

4 жыл бұрын

VitaminDWiki: 20 most-recently changed VIRUS pages (Coronavirus) Id Page Hits Last modification 11728 COVID-19 treated by Vitamin D - studies, reports, videos 1613 04 May, 2020 11:27 11580 COVID-19 Coronavirus can most likely be fought by Vitamin D 218188 03 May, 2020 15:00 11727 COVID-19 more frequent and deadly for those with dark skins (high risk of low vitamin D) 786 03 May, 2020 11:47 11730 Poop could save cities from too-early lockdown release 443 02 May, 2020 17:02 11753 More Vitamin K associated with fewer COVID-19 problems - April 25, 2020 168 30 Apr, 2020 11:37 11749 COVID-19 association with Vitamin D also being explored by Hollis and Wagner - April 2020 240 29 Apr, 2020 22:29 11736 Critical COVID-19 was 19X more likely if low vitamin D - April 15, 2020 3340 29 Apr, 2020 14:20 11745 COVID-19 is harder for those with dark skins - perhaps due to low vitamin D - April 24, 2020 256 28 Apr, 2020 16:15 11710 Indications of increase COVID-19 problems if dark skin in the UK- April 3 2020 420 25 Apr, 2020 12:46 11609 Coronaviruses attach to cells via ACE2, Vitamin D might reduce ACE2 24913 23 Apr, 2020 16:07 11741 Towards a COVID-19 vaccine - France April 14,2020 162 21 Apr, 2020 14:42 11740 COVID-19 mortality rate highest North of 35 degrees latitude (Vitamin D) - April 20, 2020 737 21 Apr, 2020 12:16 11702 Clear Association between Influenza and low Vitamin D - March 2020 589 20 Apr, 2020 16:55 11732 50-85 X more people developed virus antibodies than tested positive for COVID-19 - April 11, 2020 292 20 Apr, 2020 15:50 11739 COVID-19 and gut problems 204 20 Apr, 2020 02:42 11734 Vitamin D reduces viral respiratory infections - editorial April 18, 2020 645 18 Apr, 2020 17:33 11726 Many doctors believe that high dose vitamin D can fight COVID-19 - BMJ April 2020 597 14 Apr, 2020 15:24 11725 COVID-19 from Rheumatology point of view (includes Vitamin D, ACE2) - April 2020 228 12 Apr, 2020 13:51 11682 Reduce Coronavirus risk with Vitamin D (50,000 IU once a week) 4815 12 Apr, 2020 09:55 11722 COVID-19 will continue thru the summer - yes, no, maybe 261 11 Apr, 2020 02:32

@richierich6231

4 жыл бұрын

All of these doctors. Lol

Good morning! Thank you for all you do, Dr. Campbell!

I guess its a good thing here in Norway that doctors check, with blood tests, the level of vitamins & minerals in serum? They check this, at a minimum, once a year and they do send sms with analysis of what you need to take as supplemental to your diet. Thank you Dr. JC for teaching us so much. I will never be able to repay you, but I will try to remember you in my prayers every day. I was probably infected 7-11 march, but without your advice and guidance this could possibly ended differently, and vit D was a big part of my very mild symptoms. God bless you Sir!

@JoshuaKevinPerry

4 жыл бұрын

In America, my Nurse Practitioner checked mine. 97mcg/dL.

@wendy1908

4 жыл бұрын

That brilliant that doctors check vit and min levels there in Norway. No wonder you guys are doing so well

@JoshuaKevinPerry

4 жыл бұрын

@@wendy1908 Who are you seeing for semi-annual checkups? BMPs, CMPs are fairly standard. AND if you aren't places like Labcorp and Qwest will check anything you need. Take control of your health-both diet, exercise and blood tests.

@cwolf8841

4 жыл бұрын

@@JoshuaKevinPerry I buy direct from Directlabs with the interpretive report. I have never seen or even heard of a doc who does Comp Blood Chemistry routinely. And I spent my career working with docs.

@wendy1908

4 жыл бұрын

I'm a dietitian so get checked regularly because I request it, but regular vitamin checks are not part of standard check ups sadly

I just had total knee replacement; Doctor put me on Vitamin D before surgery to help prevent infection.

I like how he said young people under 50, that means that at 62 I'm middle age. ;-)

@jwarmstrong

4 жыл бұрын

The oldest person lived to 122 so 60 more before you croak - of course no sky diving , rock climbing or playing in traffic...

@aerialartist4497

4 жыл бұрын

In USA 62 is young old says gov.

@clafournaise

4 жыл бұрын

I think he said 15

@carinaskareby7919

4 жыл бұрын

Where do I find his email?

@healthproff3053

4 жыл бұрын

yes, if you take care of yourself. Sixty,s is middle age

I’ve been using ultra vitamin D for months since cancer treatment damaged the immune system, I have just tried to order more to restock and it’s all out of stock. Another supplier was limiting to 1 pak per customer but they have also no stock. I did manage to source a supply in the end but the message must be out there, unless there are more Campbell followers than I thought. I found the increase in stroke cases a bit alarming because I have already had 5 (luckily any permanent damage has not prevented me from working full time). I think I will stay at home in my cocoon for a bit longer (my job allows me to work at home, so again I am very lucky) 👍🍀. Be safe everyone 🇬🇧

@kathryncrowleybryan5844

4 жыл бұрын

Freebird H Goddess Bless

@BigHenFor

4 жыл бұрын

Good Luck. As we import everything, this is a problem. Cod Liver Oil and beef liver are good sources of Vitamin D3.

@woodywoodson1846

4 жыл бұрын

Freebird, Global Healing has an excellent liquid form of Vitamin D3, called 'Suntrex'. Vitacost sells a good D2 supplement from Nature's Life. I've been taking both of these for several months, and think they're excellent.

@freebirdh604

4 жыл бұрын

Woody Woodson Hi There , thank you for the information, I shall definitely look into that. It’s very kind of you to share this info. Be safe and well 👍🌈❤️

Thank you so much Doctor! I've been trying to teach my family and friends about the importance of vitamin D, at one point I used to get sick all the time until my doctor did a vitamin D test on me and I was severely deficient. I had gotten bronchitis, I can't tell you how many times, pneumonia a few times and had terrible allergies and this simple remedy has made a difference in my life.

Dr. Campbell, you are an extraordinary doctor and human being.❤

just like to say thank you for bringing vitamin d to our attention, my wife and I have been taking vit D supplements for a week now thanks to you.

@anitarigsbee9904

4 жыл бұрын

Tom Griffin Be sure to take K2 with it as well.

Tell you what. Never eaten so healthily and have stopped all my drinking etc.

@miah6202

4 жыл бұрын

Too bad i can't stop my drinking because of my low blood pressure. As my blood pressure nears 80/50 i have to take my white wine glass. It is the only alternative to medicine which i would need more and more .. And that with being a BMI of 17.8 and doing sports 5 times a week.

@katiehettinger7857

4 жыл бұрын

We are so proud of you live long and prosperous.

@mushypeasplease8872

4 жыл бұрын

@Andrew Ongais - well done. Your hard work is worth it x

@christinearmington

4 жыл бұрын

Andrew Ongais Wonderful Andrew! Maybe try cutting down shots. They’re pretty hard core. I only sip minimal amounts of wine or beer. From my lightweight perspective, shots are just a way to speed up getting drunk 😵😉

@daughteroftheking2200

4 жыл бұрын

@@miah6202 Why "white wine" and not red wine which is good for the heart (1 glass)?

Dr Campbell, I am from Jakarta Indonesia. I have been Work From Home since early March. I ve been following your video since early Feb 2020 while Covid just started to creep up and my country was still being stupidly ignorant. I am so thankful for your video and spreading your link so hopefully some friends & relative listening to your endless insights. Thank you, Sir for endless sharing! My very best wishes for you!

I have been taking D3-vitamin for the past 15 years.. and it has changed my life. My doctor discovered that I was lacking D-vit in my body (I was suffering from extreme fatigue!) so I started taking D3-vitamin. I got my strength back.. seldom have colds or anything like it. I take 50 mç in winter months (months with R in them!).. and 25 mç in summer months. I'm 57 years old.

@kaiteross6596

Жыл бұрын

Which vitamin d do you take ?

Thank you thank you thank you. I love learning. Thank you for teaching ♥️ Much love and appreciation from Tucson, Arizona 🇺🇸

COVID19 is unfortunately going to be remembered for so many missed opportunities within our leadership and medical communities.

@uoabigaillevey

4 жыл бұрын

They are learning a hard lesson tho. This will be beneficial for future potential pandemics. Also, the science being thrown at this thing will benefit everyone everywhere for decades to come.

@mummys_boy_

4 жыл бұрын

I will remember it for the greatest opportunity of all. To reassert control of my health.

@frankmanning3815

4 жыл бұрын

On the contrary, I think our leadership are taking every opportunity they can. It's just that the opportunities they're taking are for pushing their agendas, not for stopping the pandemic.

@pouglwaw5932

4 жыл бұрын

The "advanced" nations' healthcare systems are controlled by big drug companies. Drugs are declared to be the only treatment for disease. No surprise that the well-known life saving benefits of Vitamin D and C, are ignored- no money to be made with them. Anti-viral natural treatments are buried.

@robklein583

4 жыл бұрын

exactly what I was going to say. hindsight is always 20/20. our scientists and political leaders are doing their best to unravel this mysterious disease on the run. THAT is much harder.

I remember watching my mother having a stroke. I recognised it and called 999. The strange thing I remember, when I looked into her eyes, is that it looked like she knew what was happening. My mum was a biology teacher and when she retired she was a volunteer for St John's ambulance. She didn't pass then. 10 years later. But that stroke was start x

I love when we start with the Bottom Line before getting in with the details. It’s how I think.

This was on the Living DNA website : Contrary to its name, vitamin D is not a vitamin, but a type of hormone produced by your skin that is activated in your liver and kidneys. Our body produces vitamin D in the skin in response to direct sunlight. The amount of vitamin D our bodies can create from sunlight is impacted by the type of season, time of day, latitude, altitude, kind of cloud cover, amount of air pollution, use of sunblock or sunscreen, clothing, skin pigmentation, and age. It's also important to note that those with higher melanin content in their skin will require a longer time in the sun in comparison to those with less pigmentation as the melanin absorbs some of the sunlight so less is available for vitamin D production.

@esecallum

4 жыл бұрын

vitamindwiki.com/

@craigme2583

4 жыл бұрын

Also amount vit D produced in skin reduces as you age, hence your Dr suggest you take it. Also most D is gained in diet. So eat fish!

@ubself

4 жыл бұрын

melys also as you get older, the body doesn’t convert sun into d as well, older if at all

@leekb5187

4 жыл бұрын

If I remember it right, it’s fat soluble and can be stored in the body’s fat reserves. It may be important for some people to get their levels tested as anyone overweight may need to take more D or lose a few pounds of fat. D3 that the body makes comes from uv-b rays which don’t travel well through clouds or glass unlike uv-a which also does deeper damage than b rays if out in strong sun. Dietary vitamin D can also be found in brown mushrooms in significant amounts but best to get most of it directly from sunlight if you can and if taking it in supplement form it works well with vitamin k2 mk7 to ensure healthy bones. K2 helps control calcium and reduce its build up in arteries and muscle. Definitely worth looking into more, if only to fact check to a higher degree.

@robbiekipping1124

4 жыл бұрын

You have almost convinced me to stand on the street corner giving out vitamin d tablets..I will be wearing a mask of course...lol But I will be Sharing this with all my friends ( and enemies of course) Dr. Kip

Hi Dr John, I would like to thank you for your video's, I had a nasty cough from the begininng of December 2019 which last to the end of February 2020. It was a viral cough, no infection. but I started to take vitamin D3 and a Magnesium supplement and within 1 week this cleared my symptoms, I still have a tight chest and a slight cough on occasion that appears out of the blue, but I'm not struggling to breathe like I did with the cough. Funny this cough started after having a fever which lasted a few days. I'm not saying it was covid-19 but antibody testing needs to be done.

@portianl

4 жыл бұрын

My husband and I had a similar experience, no fever but dry cough. Tight chest. Thank goodness we had been taking Vit D3 and Vit C for a while. We also took oil of oregano and black seed oil. We got better completely. Even with comorbidity. We try to maintain good nutrition.

Dr. John, I appreciate all of your hard work, excellent information as always. On March 13, my blood work showed my Vit D was pitiful. I immediately contacted my PC. She prescribed a weekly high dose Vit D. After your excellent talks, I begin taking an additional daily dose. Thank you so much for all you do! God bless

I'm a neuro in NYC. Just a correction on your summary of young patient stroke data from the New England Journal of Medicine: the 5 strokes were in 1 NYC HOSPITAL SYSTEM in a 2 week period, & that system sees ~20 in that age group per year, therefore the deviation was roughly 5x the expected occurrence. The data was NOT THE WHOLE CITY as you stated. We are certainly seeing other strokes & pulmonary emboli as well. The prevalence is such that we feel there should be a public service announcement regarding signs and symptoms that patients can look out for. Bear in mind, NYC has young demographics yet we're seeing a tremendous uptick in clotting leading to PE & IS in young patients who never presented during initial covid illness

Please may I have the subtitles switched on today? Your daily updates are so important to me and without subtitles I won't be able to follow very well, being deaf. Thank you so much for all the good work you are doing.

@askbob

4 жыл бұрын

You can click on cc in options. They will turn on.

@askbob

4 жыл бұрын

I cannot find it sorry.

@sarahwilkinson6185

4 жыл бұрын

@@askbob If you click on the little cog (Settings) in the bottom right of the screen there's an option in there to turn on subtitles.

@elizabethdavis1696

4 жыл бұрын

Just checked in cc says captions are not available But sometimes captions are slow to become available

@RyanHellyer

4 жыл бұрын

Is it possible that they are turned on, but that KZread just hasn't processed them for this video yet?

10 years ago I mentioned to my doctor that i was now running my own business from my home. He suggested that as I was not spending as much time out in the daylight, I should start taking a Vitamin D tablet every day. So, for the last 10 years that is what I have been doing. I have not had a cold or Flu since then. I have been Type One Diabetic for 44 years, the reason my doctor organised the Flu Jab every year. Vitamins are very low cost so why not take Vitamin D every day.

@lizlawley6680

4 жыл бұрын

Vitamins very low cost; that might explain the lack of publicity on vitamins from the people who have shares in Big Pharma..? (Conservatives, Republicans, don't all shout at once!!)

@elenalepotova6623

4 жыл бұрын

What is your dose of vitamin D?

@shammikalra6174

4 жыл бұрын

Amen!

Dr Campbell is the man. He helps us globally where he can. We pray for him because he’s fair. We see in him how much he cares. We listen to his high esteem. All of us are on his team. Thank you Dr Campbell you are the man.

Yes our grandparents gave us Cod liver Oil when young in the UK and malt and milk of Magnesia.. and they were big on hygiene

When is the queen going to knight him?

@osamabinladen824

4 жыл бұрын

I'm going to knight him.

@philipq6906

4 жыл бұрын

I think we can setup a request online

@toutsen

4 жыл бұрын

JohanMDK Three recommendations is time consuming?Is 30 min of work considered really considered “time consuming” or have people become this lazy? 😉 The guy has 600K+ subscribers, many which are residents of the UK. I’m sure there are three people out there that would’ve willing to put the work in.

@mastercommander4535

4 жыл бұрын

therealpepeu in my view he does deserve an award. Note however that knighthoods are given very sparingly. The gentleman who raised £20,000 million or thereabouts was made an honorary Colonel of a non existent regiment which was outrageous. This is a paid to view channel by way of Ads. Plus the good doctor runs an on line education service attached to this. This is in no way to suggest he doesn’t deserve an award ....he does . I am just pointing out how the system works. Don’t shoot the messenger

Good morning Dr! You and my coffee, perfect morning !🤓😇

@Campbellteaching

4 жыл бұрын

Good morning!

@kathryncrowleybryan5844

4 жыл бұрын

Same here, getting my vit d while enjoying my coffee in FL.

I have been watching Dr. Campbell since his generous posts started. I feel very grateful for his dedication to this horrendous Pandemic. He makes it easy to understand the things we "do know!" Not like the press that keeps feeding off what we do not know!

I took my friend to ER, 8AM, for sudden, unusual vision, head issue. No symptoms like you described. ER did exam and CAT scan and told her to get an appointment with her Eye Doctor. We called the Eye Doctor and he had her come immediately to office. ED did exam and set her up for a MRI and they couldn't work her in until 7PM. Later that evening, Eye Doctor called and said it was a stroke that he often sees that affects the vision/eyes but by this time the damage was done because the ER didn't do a MRI !

My Dad had a stroke in the hospital. I remember looking at him: one side of his face was frozen, he couldn't make a word, his arm didn't work. I pushed the button for the nurse. We both, the nurse and I both stood there looking at Dad and I said, "I think he is having a stroke. What do you think?" I'll never forget the look from Dad with his one good eye was, "Do ya think?" The nurse called the doctor and they gave him an injection. It took a while, but he recovered enough to get by for the time. Good to know FAST. TY👍😁BTW Dad had a lung disease that at that time they had never seen before. Only 6 people in the nation had presented it. TY for your videos. I don't always get time to watch, but I appreciate your time and knowledge.

@laylaali222

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry to be intrusive but what type of lung disease

@Judypruett

4 жыл бұрын

My husband had a similar experience in Reno, Nv. The ER drs told us that he had to call the neurologist on call to confirm the stroke.... and, he said, by that time it would be too late to get the injection. Very sad care.

"Previously healthy" often is code for " haven't been to a doctor in 10 years"

@darkktur88

4 жыл бұрын

In my medical practice it is

@egg5474

4 жыл бұрын

Big brain time : You can't be unhealthy if you don't know about it!

@darkktur88

4 жыл бұрын

@@egg5474 Exactly. I have a lot of uninsured patients. Haven't been to a doctor for years. Someone asks them if they have any medical conditions they say no. They have no idea if their blood pressure is high, their cholesterol is high, blood sugar, thyroid, I could go on. A lot of these things are asymptomatic for quite a while.

@tootsla1252

4 жыл бұрын

So right. We begged my niece to get a checkup for 20 years! She finally had a stroke at 60; was also found to have untreated hypertension, type II diabetes, high cholesterol. Smoker since teenager, heavy drinker. Lucky to have survived.

Three years ago my GP told me he thought there was only one supplement in the world that needed to be included in all foods. Vit D. He told me to buy some 125mcg/ 5k IU and take them daily. So i have. Good to hear you back him up with your admonishments and science.

My doctor's receptionist was telling me that a lot of their older patients weren't coming anymore, and later they found out some of them were going through things like heart attacks and not seeking help because they were afraid. There is always a risk of catching Covid-19 (or other things) in the hospital or the clinic but you have to seek help when you need it! The hospital is preparing not just for the pandemic but to help all the other people they usually expect to see.

2:15"I think I'm having a stroke""gis a smile", I couldn't help but find that funny , good video John

Asymmetrical dysfunction of the face should send everyone to emergency care: it could be a stroke or Bell's palsy. Either one requires immediate intervention to minimize chances of permanent damage.

Love the photos of the people watching. Thanks for showing this at the end!

Thanks for all of the time you are taking with this. I think you will have undoubtedly saved lives. The vitamin D thing is powerful and I've increased slightly for a few weeks now. Stay safe.

Thank you for another informative, amazing update! Did you see were 15 children have been hospitalized in NYC alone with “inflammatory syndrome” linked to coronavirus? It has the features of Kawasaki disease and toxic shock syndrome. I know you have spoken about this before, but the numbers seem to be increasing. And these are just the ones who were hospitalized. Very big concern. The ages vary greatly as well, from about 2 - 15.

I started taking 3000 to 5000 IU of vitamin D a day, 18 months ago. Before that, our pre-school daughter was bringing diseases home and getting me sick, what felt like every other week. Since I started the higher volumes of vitamin D, I’ve only been only slightly sick once in the last 18 months. I live by vitamin D now. If I don’t get any sun the previous day, I pop 5000 IU the next morning. If I got some midday sun the previous day, I pop 3000 IU. It’s been working great.

@lyndafernandez1609

4 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more i have been taking vitamin D for 2 years. I take 6000 IU in winter and 5000 IU in summer, as well as going in the sun, last winter didn't get sick at all my son always brings home sickness from high school and passes it to me i started my son on 4000 IU about 2 months ago should make a big difference for hm this winter. Vitamin D is so important, you need blood levels between 150-200 nmol to balance your immune system so it functions correctly. I have auto immune diseases and it's the best thing i have ever done.

@mp7925

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly my experience, for decades of countless colds, bronchitis, ... and massive amount of money spent for so many different "immune system stimulants" that had close to zero effect, had whole life from 10 to probably 20 colds and similar per years .... after checked my D levels that were non existent in me (!), I have started 4000 IU. Levels went slowly up but I have not been ill more than very mild cold maybe 4 or 5 in last 6 years. Before 10-20. This is only thing I changed and stopped all miracle pills from pharmacies. Incredible.

@thriftyt8048

4 жыл бұрын

It's very important to also take Vit K-2 (MK-7) in conjunction with Vitamin D, especially the more you take.

@chriszvokel457

4 жыл бұрын

@@thriftyt8048 Right. Dr. Kate Rheaume-Bleue talks about this. She says if you take enough K2, "the sky's the limit" (her words) on how much Vitamin D3 you can safely take. And the good news is that there's no upper limit / toxic level of K2. You can pretty much take as much as you want of K2 safely, although researchers like Kiran Krishnan say you need a minimum of 320 mcg of K2 per dose for it to be effective. I eat natto every day AND take K2 (along with zinc, magnesium, etc.) and take 10,000 IUs of vitamin D a day.

@eriknystrom5839

4 жыл бұрын

If you haven’t been diagnosed with low levels of vitamin D you only need 400 - 800 IE ( = 10 - 20μg) / day. As I’m a healthy 73 yo white male and try to spend as much time outside as possible , I only take 400 IE (10μg) per day in winter and nothing in summer. As vitamin D is fat soluble it gets stored in your body, you don’t need extra intake if you didn’t get any sun previous day. In Sweden the recommendation is to take max 800 IE / day unless in special cases, and then only as prescribed by your doctor. You are obviously a special case, but for other people don’t go above 800 IE (20μg) / day. If you take 50μg /day as Dr Campell suggests for many months it could have some negative side effects (the kidneys). Remember that in normal cases, you cannot improve your immune system with a very high level of vitamin D in your blood, it is only if you have deficiency of vitamin D that can make it better by adding extra vitamin D

This brother right here is a natural born teacher and leader. Thank you Dr John, for all you do. Deanna, Nashville Tn

I like the community sense that Dr Campbell is fostering. He's acknowledging how we're all in this together. Good work!

Re Yesterday's comments on flights: UK Government Select Committee, in a roundabout way, confirmed today that shutting down flights to all countries would have prevented infections, but was not done because the damage outweighed the benefit (read economic damage). Genomic sequencing shows UK infected from multiple countries. Flights continue now because infections from flights are now much less than in-country. So it was basically the "Yes Minister" Four Stage strategy in effect.

@michellec8546

4 жыл бұрын

Same here in US.

@1Mhoram9

4 жыл бұрын

Michelle C airlines have started back up?

@mikedavidson1970

4 жыл бұрын

They had to give people a chance to get home I believe.

@balajisanthanam8948

4 жыл бұрын

Hi there, Thanks for the info. Could you please share any link in this for additional reading?

@Mirandorl

4 жыл бұрын

@@balajisanthanam8948 I would recommend a search for today's Select Committee, chaired by Jeremy Hunt. The fallout from it is just starting to hit the press now.

I became gradually ill 10 years ago with an unknown chronic fatigue type health issue. Suffered from very achy and painful legs, especially my shins, unable to stand or walk for more than 20minutes at a time, recurrent chest infections & bowel issues, and brain fog. Finally a new GP diagnosed me with level 10 vit d and I was given loading doses. It took months to totally get well, but since then I have not been ill. If only I'd known this as it meant I had to stop work, had to sell my home to survive, but I am well and healthy and blessed with a good life at 62 years of age. I used high factor sunscreen, worked indoors and lived in the Uk. I now sit in sunshine at noon in summer for 20 minutes, then use a sunblock, and there is even a vit d sunbed hire in my area. VitD3 supplements are affordable and I take supplements from September to May and have blood tests for my levels twice a year to check I am in range. Many people who live in care homes do not get access to sunshine enough.

@elenalepotova6623

4 жыл бұрын

Where do you go to test your level of vitamin D? My GP told me that on NHS they only do test once a life time. They give you a loading dose and then you should be on a maintenance dose to the rest of your life.

Dr. Campbell, there is absolutely no question about the relationship between low vitamin D levels and increased risk of infection. Going from never being susceptible to even the common cold, in 2019 I contracted a bad case of flu, and later on in the year, severe pneumonia. Incidentally, on testing for a thyroid problem, my vitamin D level was found to be really, really low.. I'm now taking 2000 IU/day... and with COVID, it has been increased to 3000 IU/day... this information you have provided is so very crucial - especially at this time.. Thanks.

THANK YOU Dr Campbell for all the vital information you provide.. I for one am extremely grateful💥please continue to do so💖from ky.

Of course people are not going to the hospital when ill. The government has told them to stay home.

@aswler

4 жыл бұрын

Regardless of the govt, it is a common sense to protect themselves and not get infected so you always have to balance those risks.

@PatrickDodds1

4 жыл бұрын

I think one of the reasons people are not going to hospital if they fear they have coronavirus is the thought of dying alone.

@ivermec-tin666

4 жыл бұрын

@@PatrickDodds1 I agree. The fear in the USA is going to the hospital; and the idiots putting you on a respirator. At that point your odds of leaving the hospital alive reduce to 10%. No thanks. I would rather die at home.

this was a very informative video; could you please make one explaining pneumonia closer? the difference between viral p. vs.bacterial. long term damage after having had pneumonia more than once. i was told i had bronchial pneumonia. what is that ? can the effects of pneumonia be reversed and how ?

Indonesian here...and i cant thankyou enough for your explanation Dr John Campbell

Watching from NZ Thank you Dr John.

Hi John, bbc news reports of a 47 year old man in paris who spent four days in hospital on the 27th December, swabs were retested for coronavirus and tested positive. If proven true do you think local transmission has been around since mid December and does this change the timeline of the virus. Could people who died from blood clots and strokes been wrongly diagnosed in the beginningof the year?

@katiehettinger7857

4 жыл бұрын

In the Bay Area in California they are looking for those deaths.

@carolefearnley1990

4 жыл бұрын

greenp6 hi I have been posting on different vlog about the fact I strongly believe myself and my family were really sick with a virus around boxing day,we all said it was very severe and odd,like nothing we have ever experienced,my partner was struck worse I thought he was going to die,he could barely breathe,I lost sense of taste and smell three of us were ill for about 10 days,my partner was unwell for around 6 weeks,doctor kept paring him off with antibiotics and a asthma inhaler that made his breathlessness worse,I feel 99% certain covid 19 was in UK in early to mid December,I have had numerous responses from people telling the same story.also people from USA,we definitely had most of the symptoms of covid,there needs to be research from hospitals,and GPS to look back at records of others suffering these respiratory problems,I think they were just recording as the usual flu,but it was not,I can assure you

@MisterDoctorE

4 жыл бұрын

Sweden's state epidemiologist Anders Tegnell claims the virus probably was there in November.

@edieboudreau9637

4 жыл бұрын

@@carolefearnley1990 I had this in November.

@jeannorris1510

4 жыл бұрын

I looked at blips in mortality rates late 2019/ early 2020 but cannot find anything significant. 🤔

Another symptom of a stroke is a sudden-onset severe headache.

@threeofive9401

4 жыл бұрын

Yep. Another symptom, although less common, is the inability to understand the talk of others.

@TheMrsmartiekid

4 жыл бұрын

Don't say that, us migraine sufferers gonna be having panic attacks

@TheMrsmartiekid

4 жыл бұрын

@leafonabreeze yeah but a sudden headache is similar to a migraine

@michellec8546

4 жыл бұрын

and visual changes.

@sheraqota

4 жыл бұрын

Another is falling or a series of falls.

Good Morning Sir John. Thank you so much. I am grateful for the knowledge Im learning from you. Hello to your Misses.. Kathleen.

The science is the most important part Doc, you explaining everything helps us to understand it more Keep up this good work and I'll be back tomorrow and everyday after

I had a stroke age 31 yrs old. Thanks for drawing this to my attention to this. . I’m now 65 years old. It affected my left hand side. My sister was with me. She got a needle and pricked each finger until there was blood. She had read the day before about acupuncture and they had said that’s what to do. I recovered completely. I had suffered many mini strokes and of course I didn’t k ow that that was happening. I know it sounds strange but I believe that it saved me. I can’t remember any of it. Xx Now I m going to order myself some Vitamin D. Thank you. X

Good morning all from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Thank you for these videos and you time, it's much appreciated.

I'm a Stroke survivor, it took me by surprise. Now 2 years later I still have some side effects especially my memory. Yes I have been taking vitamin D and do believe this helps.

There is also a blood clot problem for those with Covid. Some dancer in NY who had Covid had his leg amputated.

@stuartcorbett4902

4 жыл бұрын

What leg was it

@factsdontcare007

4 жыл бұрын

fredo1070 it’s hard to know if it was the Wuhan or he had a predisposition to getting a clot. It’s sad he is a dancer generally they can remove or break up the clot. Theory is his circulation was compromised with a familial pre disposition

@fredo1070

4 жыл бұрын

@@factsdontcare007 Strokes are caused by blood clots. Heart attacks are caused by blood clots. In NY doctors are noticing this phenomenon

@factsdontcare007

4 жыл бұрын

fredo1070 in New York everyone is dying from Wuhan absolutely, everyone... it’s BS! The only people dying in the rest of the non socialist country are those who are already very, very ill! An anti viral cures this in most people 3 drs. and a dozen nurses all say the same thing. This is not “ death” it’s the flu sparky, and since our tests suck the numbers of people who had such mild symptom they didn’t know they had it are 100’s of times higher. Get it you’ll see the fear mongering kept me in isolation with the damn thing I could have gotten an anti viral and cut the recovery time in half. Any pneumonia is going to to stress on the body. If you have had a blood clot well... guessing your odds are higher? If you have high blood pressure and a you are coughing your head off your pulse is going to be way up there... I had it! I’m fine! I’m asthmatic I didn’t even get pneumonia.... this has to stop! You can not stay in lock down because a dancer threw a clot. My family got it you would never have known, my son who is a cop got it..., he is totally fine. This is not Ebola it’s a flu you will be flipping fine!

@a.randomjack6661

4 жыл бұрын

@@fredo1070 Peak Prosperity explains a lot more science about the COVID-19 virus. And yes, blood clotting seems to be what this virus does, and not only in the lungs.

Thanks for your great videos. I have my vitamin D checked every spring because I've had issues in the past. This spring it was the best it's ever been. It's 50 right in the middle of the scale. Hopefully it gives me some protection from covid19. I take 2000 IU daily. I live in Northern Illinois.

@esecallum

4 жыл бұрын

The higher the dose the better . i take 20000 daily plus cofactors. 85 would make you virtually invincible. proof? vitamindwiki.com/ Of the 212 (100.0%) cases of Covid-2019, 49 (23.1%) were identified mild, 59 (27.8%) were ordinary, 56 (26.4%) were severe, and 48 (22.6%) were critical (Table 1). Mean serum (OH)D level was 23.8 ng/ml. Serum (OH)D level of cases with mild outcome was 31.2 ng/ml, 27.4 ng/ml for ordinary, 21.2 ng/ml for severe, and 17.1 ng/ml for critical. Serum (OH)D levels were statistically significant among clinical outcomes (p

Thank you Doctor Campbell.

So nice to have someone speaking with expertise with limited bias.

you can have a stroke without a facial droop....unfortunately my mother died of a stroke......no facial drooping but weakness down one side which was too late to be picked up on as she hid it for 3 days before we found out.......died 20 weeks later

Small question Dr. Campbell....France retrospectively tested previous patients with pnemonia (I think) and they found a positive for covid 19 from mid December. I have thought for a while this illness has been around for a month or two before Christmas. Myself personally, and my partner had the weirdest of colds in early January. It wasn't a flu, more intense than the usual seasonal colds, and it went on for at least 2 weeks. Infact alot of people here in Ireland did too. My doctor nor my pharmacist knew what it was but they even commented on the "cold" going around as many, many people seemed to of had it. Begs the question, where and when did this novel virus start and originate?!? Food for thought I guess....

@nanmoi8566

4 жыл бұрын

Oh, yes...Had it early on. Just plain awful. Still getting my strength back. Seeing a lot of people reporting Fall “Flu” that was a sickness from hell. All the markers. Wish antibody testing was more readily available. Be well.

@elenalepotova6623

4 жыл бұрын

I had the same in January and still caughing. I live in England.

@pambromley7481

4 жыл бұрын

I reckon I had it just before Xmas. Took me weeks to get better.

@Omnis_CSW

4 жыл бұрын

I’m in Ireland too and I think it was here in December,My 10 yr old son was put on antibiotics for bronchitis on Christmas Eve and I came down with “flu” on St. Stephen’s Day I never had anything like it temp 39.7c chills, headache, disorientated, no energy slept for almost 2 days could barely stand up I was so weak, I only had a slight cough but it took me over 3 weeks to feel normal and have my energy back, my son’s cough took about 7 weeks to clear completely, I would love to know for sure if we had Covid,

@keithohanlon6191

4 жыл бұрын

Yep, an awful lot of people had a strange "cold/flu type" thing around December/January in Ireland. I asked the same question on my Facebook a while back, and loads of people got back to me saying they had the same. Friends from the States, Sweden and England especially. It took me weeks to fully get over it. Antibiotics did nothing for it, exact same symptoms as Covid-19 too. I find it odd that more people aren't recalling that. As it was certainly strange and obvious it was not the usual cold or a flu. It's only when I seen the case in France in December in a news article today did I decide to bring it up again. I wonder will more countries back check?! I'm now nearly 100% the new coronavirus has been around longer than originally thought. Interesting indeed.

I'm learning so much from our DR JOHN thank you

Sir.. I have been following u since the beginning i think in late January.. u probably have even saved my life. Yea literally n actually. I m from India's Northeast. We probably have been able to break the chain. God bless U n surely God bless humanity. I love your daily updates Sir