Right now in WA state more than 50% of the people I know personally have had covid in the last month. None of them have been able to report their cases online or in person. All have had symptoms about as bad as a severe to mild cold. All bar one have been vaccinated and boosted. It is hard to believe the official numbers on cases and severity and efficacy when it clearly is lacking accurate data.

@peggyharris3815

Жыл бұрын

I'm also from WA state. There has been a increase in cases that are NOT reported lately. Makes it difficult to do risk assessment when going out. People are acting like it's over and no big deal!

@jesuslovespotatoes

Жыл бұрын

@@peggyharris3815 it is over but if you want to stay home that is your choice. Most of us can’t afford nor want to stay locked in.

@circa1890

Жыл бұрын

In WA state, as well.. (Western) according to some in public health - we're counting about 1 in every 7 cases. Our transmission was in the RED since April so we've been in an extremely substantial area of Covid for well over a few months. It just started leveling off 10 days ago.. but since those case numbers are so inaccurate, it's hard to determine.

@angelablacksmith9653

Жыл бұрын

Share the truth kzread.info/dash/bejne/aKJ3q5Zwn83KpLQ.html

@annarice5162

Жыл бұрын

I'm from Florida, if you test at CVS, or the health department, your case is reported. Are the pharmacies and health departments not testing there in Washington?

I just came down with my first case of Covid 11 days ago. I am a 69 year old woman with several comorbidities. I've had 3 Moderna vaccines shots with the booster given late last Fall. I live in Virginia in the US. I assumed that I had a mild cold - which made sense because I'd spent a few days with my daughter and son-in-law when they had colds. I assumed they didn't have Covid because they'd just had it about 4 weeks earlier. My symptoms were a few hours of a mild headache, a tickle in my throat (never sore) that caused periodic coughing at night for 2 nights, mild runny nose for 2 days, a low grade fever for 3 days, and being tired. When the fever was staying in the 99.5F range I still assumed it was a cold. But it later went up to 100.5 F and then 101F. I was trying not to treat the fever since the current thought seems to be that it's helpful. At the point it got to 100.5 and 101 it occurred to me that it might be Covid and I tested. After 3 or 4 days I felt completely back to normal although perhaps a bit tired. I never felt worse than a mild cold, and I recovered faster than from my normal cold. I do give credit to Dr John for my year and a half of taking vitamins D3 and K2 to get ready for this. I've also been taking zinc and vitamin C. A funny note. For 2 years everyone said keep the grandchildren away from the grandparents or the kids will give them Covid. I had my daughter, son-in-law and 3 grandchildren visiting me the first 3 days I was sick. And "I" gave Covid to one of the grandchildren. He's 8 and he was sick for about 12 hours before bouncing back to normal. I'm thankful I avoided Covid until it had turned into Omicron, and I'm happy to have increased my immunity.

@MrCalifornia1234

Жыл бұрын

Glad your feeling better. Glad you listened to Dr John and got your booster and were ready for exposure.

@fatbelly27

Жыл бұрын

I too followed Dr John with vitamins - was also put on an SSRI by by Doctor, which may have been significant. When I got covid I had almost no symptoms and was over it in 3 days. I had had 2 doses of Astrazeneca 9 months earlier

@eastender_

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn’t associate fever with a cold.

@ostinspace

Жыл бұрын

I was exactly like yourself it was very mild loaded up on Vit D, C and Zinc, only difference I skipped taking any vaccines which I am glad I did.

@our-days-are-short8254

Жыл бұрын

I truly believe we suffer whatever level of infection we were due to suffer even without the jabs. I'm unvaxed and had the same symptoms as my jabbed relatives. I too have health issues.

Unvaccinated and just got Covid for the first time. Extremely sore throat, restless all night and day. Low grade constant fever with sporadic peaks that last for an hour. Sadly I broke my back recently and so the muscle aches associated with COVID have been unbearable as a result. On my third day now, hoping it will ease soon. Have to say, the sore throat is the worst part followed by the muscle aches.

@disastershaman

Жыл бұрын

Get well soon.

@ginnyb7655

Жыл бұрын

Me too. The muscle aches and the sore throat are awful.

@TheRealMikeDrop

Жыл бұрын

dude you got p0i-s0n3d. Look up ph0sph0-l!pa$e (sPLA2-IIA).

@linda.p.8540

Жыл бұрын

wishing you a speedy recovery

@yvettebowles9011

Жыл бұрын

I hope you get feeling better soon

When you don’t have social media or watch the news you tend to forget that this is still going on. That would be me. I’ve just been living my best life without the worry which I think helps with my overall immunity health.

@JG-fv9bv

Жыл бұрын

Exactly ....one of th known immune system suppressants ...is stress , and the Media ( paidmhy Gates and big pharma ) has been pushing the fear mongering 24/7 for,over two years

@johnthompson2598

Жыл бұрын

Hiroo Onoda would be proud of you

@kevinbyrne4538

Жыл бұрын

Same here. I stopped watching the news because it's so depressing. That and vitamin D have been a great help.

@reginaford8575

Жыл бұрын

Correct!!

@RussCR5187

Жыл бұрын

@luma I'm afraid the Covid situation is not as rosy as most believe. Geert Vanden Bossche, who correctly warned against mass vaccination during a pandemic, has a new white paper that collects together independent research done on the interaction between the covid virus, vaccine-induced antibodies, and the workings of the human immune system. The prognosis is not good. We are in a lull period while the virus figures out how to overcome the (non-neutralizing) antibodies that are currently preventing severe disease in the lungs. People who have never been vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2 are in reasonably good shape. Their immune system is still work properly. We vaccinees, not so good. Our innate immune systems are no longer working properly when it comes to covid. The white paper, and also an explanatory letter to parents and pediatricians, is available at Geert's substack. Several of his recent YT interviews summarize this latest work in more understandable terms.

My father in law, 73, with diabetes, high blood pressure and emphysema ( unvaccinated ) caught C19 from his vaccinated wife who works at a daycare. Both had fairly mild symptoms and recovered in about a week. He reported having trouble sleeping afterward which has since resolved with medication.

@ruthannscanzillosmusicmusi5389

Жыл бұрын

feetch8, what is their blood type? Find out. Type A+ and B+ are found to present with more severe cases, while O- is less likely to contract it at all. Canadian study is the most recent of these, 200,000+ subjects.

@feetch8

Жыл бұрын

Ok, I’ll try to find out. Interesting topic.

@arjunchatterjee1696

Жыл бұрын

The sleep thing will resolve itself after a month or so. Initially, it will be difficult to sleep "like you used to", but then slowly, you will get back to normal. They designed it well.

@lolitalolipops4154

Жыл бұрын

@Feetch8 that’s great ! I’m worried about my mum 82 smoker type two diabetes. She wheezes . So maybe there’s hope if your dad in law w emphesyma got through

@feetch8

Жыл бұрын

Thx Arjun

Thank you for all you do. I would like to see the empty shelves to your left fill up with medals and awards for enduring work on giving us all statistical analysis with a human concern. I skip the news now as it just seems fantastical. Keep up the great work. Jen (ex NHS research nurse).

News from Australia John. I turned up to the testing tent in Victoria. They tried to push the Rapid Antigen test on me, and didn't want my personal details and said if I test positive, to "stay home and no need to report". I forced them to take a PCR test, which turned out positive. The case numbers in Australia, are HUGELY under reported now

@Clodhopping

Жыл бұрын

It's winter in Oz so cases will be higher.

@jomartin6209

Жыл бұрын

I'm in Victoria (Melbourne) had no trouble getting a pcr in the outer east.

@Acetyl53

Жыл бұрын

PCR is not a test.

@josephaziz785

Жыл бұрын

Of course under reported. They're all vaxed.

@mingmong7347

Жыл бұрын

@@Acetyl53 correct , used to create cases(false)to create a pandemic(false)

I know some people who are telling me they have long covid. I liken this to the experience I had with Type A flu in 2017. It took me almost a year to recover from that flu. For months I couldn't breathe well, and the fatigue lingered much longer. I hope the people with long covid will recover eventually as well.

@TheSeguraClan75

Жыл бұрын

I had covid back in December, I still do not taste food completely right,( taste buds are different) also I suffer from covid fig brain, where it feels as if I'm struggling to say,do,comprehend things, Also,fight with, at times loss of energy

@Sorsha011

Жыл бұрын

@@TheSeguraClan75 I'm sorry to hear it. Please take good care of yourself. Eat well and get plenty of sleep. The body is amazing in its ability to heal. Be patient and have hope.

@nicolettehare3322

Жыл бұрын

So far, 16 days out and still struggling

@rabbitsforyang8273

Жыл бұрын

my business partner got covid two years ago, still disabled with brain fog and systemic inflammation

@stanj7223

Жыл бұрын

A gentleman at work had a severe bout of Delta last summer. We had to transfer him to a different job when he got out of the hospital, and nearly a year later he can't stand for more than a few minutes a a time, where before he was on his feet all day long.

I had my first infection and I was already taking NAC, Vit D, and L-Carnatine. I had almost zero symptoms and I have Hashimotos, so I was expecting a difficult time. I think it's most important to eat healthy.

@DominicToretto..2090

Жыл бұрын

N acetyl l-cysteine help you out tremendously it actually works very well in preventing it from entering your cells and causing damage black seed oil also known as Nigella sativa containing time acquiring on works very well I used everything that you are taking along with black seed oil when I had the original original Omicron in January plus lots of vitamin C I was over at in about 3 days and I was snow blowing my driveway that same week

@user-bx5pn2uf5n

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing. I am autoimmune, too, so this is good to hear 🙏

@Bluelightcheaphotel

Жыл бұрын

We’re a NAC house as well. My wife told me about this Hashimoto thing she’s got as well. Was on LDN or something for it.

@tinamina2634

Жыл бұрын

Can I ask if you by any chance have skin sensitive in t he sun will try nac ?

@dmcd7131

Жыл бұрын

Same, here. I've been taking 5000IU's Vit D; K2; Vit C, but went into overdrive when teen son brought home and incorporated 50 mg (2× p/d),Zinc and Quercetin; NAC; and black seed oil. Was positive 3 days later and was very tired day 1; mold chills/shakes for an hour at day 2 with mild 100.1 fever; scratchy throat for day or two. Chest cold and Nasal was "there' but never really came out. 3 weeks out but feel tired intermittently. Can still exercise, but slower...

I recovered from Covid this week finally. It took me a two full weeks, as I ended up with a secondary sinus infection. I was with a fever, nausea, and aches. This was worse than I had had before with COVID. I took all of the recommended supplements. Stay well everyone! It is going around again rampantly right now. I know more people with COVID right now, than I ever have at one time.

@jenniferlee5508

Жыл бұрын

Same! Think it’s worse now than it’s ever been.

@noname-nu6oo

Жыл бұрын

Everyone gave up on masks completely where I live.

@tinamina2634

Жыл бұрын

Hope you’re totally recovered now! Can I ask if you’ve been vaccinated?

@ruthannscanzillosmusicmusi5389

Жыл бұрын

What is your blood type? Find out. Type A+ and B+ are found to present with more severe cases, while O- is less likely to contract it at all. Canadian study is the most recent of these, 200,000+ subjects.

@erincolton8623

Жыл бұрын

@@ruthannscanzillosmusicmusi5389 that is intriguing! I am A+. I would be curious to check out the research if you have a link! Thank you for sharing.

I have been taking 100 mg. Zinc , 50,000 i.u. of vitamin d3 , one capsule of quercetin and lot of vitamin c in different forms daily . No vax. So far no problems.

US citizen here; Husband and 2 kids had covid a month ago, barely sick - maybe 1 day. I didn’t get it. They were unvaxxed and i was vaxxed but only the initial 2 doses a year ago. No one is worrying anymore where we live but a few ppl it seems like. My fam never went to the doctor or reported because it was so mild. Moved to WV from Baltimore a year ago and best decision we ever made

@daleadams6886

Жыл бұрын

Pls keep reporting… These reports keep me on my toes as open reporting in Louisiana is just hard to come by. U have to search the web for data and the sites conveniently freeze up. GO figure. No one is concerned with very few VERY few masking even in Drs offices where my friends just got sick AGAIN ! Many people here have ongoing symptoms of Sinus and coughs (and lately, stomach FLU) and seems to get the “cold” over and over. Most dont test saying it’s allergies. This channel keeps me with a heads up as to keeping safe as I can. Im unvaxxed and have not been sick in 6 yrs. I take all the recommended vitamins suggested here (and IVM when I think Im exposed) ..and when I feel something coming on I up my C a few days, paint my throat with diluted iodine (on cotton swab) and I’m good to go ! Thanks for keeping me educated. Thank U so much. From Louisiana USA

@vassargirl1752

Жыл бұрын

Why was the move to WV --"Best decision you ever made" vis a vis this Covid discussion? Thank you

Thanks Doc!!!! For all the work and helpful information You and your colleagues have provided! I,m still on the mend from early December with the Delta variant almost got me! Was in good shape prior non vaccinated ,but had the early infection 11 months prior to catching Delta! Sticking to exercising eating right and vitamins regimen. Thanks again. Heart rate last two weeks is finally coming down!😀

As South African, maybe a perspective to consider: Africa is an extremely vast "developing" continent. Although with a rapidly declining economy, SA still draws a large amount of people from outlining areas and neighboring countries into its metropolis, as having the strongest economy in Southern Africa. Many people might have never been infected by any Omicron virus or were last infected with the original strains, but due to the remoteness of their villages, never came in contact with the new strains. This can make the opportunity for new strains so much more feasible in developing in these people as they now enter the metropolis. As mentioned above, they can be formed due to original strains being in contact now with the new ones, or could have developed in those remote areas and brought into the metropolis recently. As you mention Dr. John, SA is nearly the only country in Africa (definitely in the Southern part of Africa) which has the technology to identify new strains. So if formed in Africa, South Africa will be the point where it will be discovered first. Just my 5 cents worth.....

@bekisiphotshili2566

Жыл бұрын

Hate to dash your hopes, Omicron did not come from Africa. It will never be a problem for Black Africans!!

@nomhlembassa4249

Жыл бұрын

How ridiculous that every disease on this planet is pinned on Africans!!! South Africa still the scapegoat if the wicked word... So the West get diseases from Africa...crazy!!

Potentially the wrong conclusion about Aus and NZ with the virus arriving in a vaccinated population. The trend if of the lines/rate of increase for those two countries doesn't look any difference to the rate of increase for US and UK. Obviously the increase started later due to our lockdowns, the consequences of which were probably worse than the virus, however I would say that given the supposed high vaccination rates, the graph looks suprisingly similar to other countries with lower vaccination rates. The other issue is the recent admission that Sudden Adult Death Syndrome has just "inexplicably" gone through the roof and that doctors can't explain it. Which is funny. Because in an 80% vaccinated population where violence has been used to force people to comply with terrorist diktats, no-one else seems unable to identify the obvious correlation between the experimental genetic drugs and the huge increase in cardiac episodes.

Tested positive on May 30, negative June 7. I had a really bad, weird headache first day or two but I have chronic migraines so I didn’t think much of it. Then joint pain for a day. No sore throat, no cough, no fever. Very odd. I have one dose of pfizer given aug 2021. Husband, same symptoms but not vaccinated. Ages 32 and 38.

Thank you again from my whole heart for your wonderful and informative updates. I love so much how they are evidence based and transparent so I can read the studies and data for myself. Thank you!

Every single person in my family, adult kids, spouses, and children, triple vaxed, all have CoVid. They live in different states, but all got it at same time. Daughter has been sick for six weeks now. Wretched disease. It didn’t have to be this way.

@k8eekatt

Жыл бұрын

I hope they recover fully and soon!

@kerrymartin7557

Жыл бұрын

@qtsssim what does that even mean? ("It didn't have to be this way.")

@heythave

Жыл бұрын

The vaccine is like that for the flu. If you have a different variant than the one you got vaccinated, then you can still get it, but maybe with lesser symptoms.

@AW-uf1mk

Жыл бұрын

All vaxes have hard time with Covid.

@susanstater4695

Жыл бұрын

@@kerrymartin7557 Chris Martenson has said it from the beginning.

I know of a friend who has had covid 2 times now and has never fully healed from it . She has had migraines and very weak. She does not have any other health issues and was fully working before covid and she is only working part time now and only doing phone calls for her work. She did have all of her shots. I don’t understand why people are thinking that covid is not a big deal. My friend was not overweight or any other health issues until she got covid.

@songlin1506

Жыл бұрын

People intend to cheat themselves once they feel difficult to handle untie the reality comes over their head

@sampal5352

Жыл бұрын

Im sorry for your friend and healing a f protection to you both

@metroi7622

Жыл бұрын

Doctors are saying it is a big deal and not just like a cold because of long term heart, lung, and brain problems. I know 5 people with long term effects that have ruined their lives...all healthy young people, but not all vaxxed. It is a big deal. People just don't want to deal with it.

@MarjanKaykavoosi

Жыл бұрын

@@sampal5352 thanks

@bkworkingman

Жыл бұрын

My wife and I both 65 had Delta and both thought it was no big deal though it does linger to some level but with exercise good diet in your vitamins still a nothingburger. Should be worried about the people planning this around the world to cut the number of humans down. So if you want to be scared of something you should be scared of the great reset.

Hello Dr John could you please do a video on dysautonomia, I joined a group on Facebook that has 16k people…. So many people suffer from this …. I have had it for 50 years , I got it from having measles when I was 5 years old … off and on flare up my whole life , some really bad and scary …. Now people with long Covid or vaccinated people have this … thank you for all you do ❤️

6 totally dedicated staff in an adult education centre where I once worked,that would drag their selves to work with broken legs are now unable to work because of long Covid. Many suffering for more than a year. Symptoms range from huge fatigue muscle pains, chronic tinnitus, sleep disorders and lung issues. This is an unprecedented public health disaster.

@kylechavez7961

Жыл бұрын

I feel there pain . Long covid has me all sorts of messed up . Wish them a recovery or atleast get back to some normalcy

@M_Lopez_3D_Artist

Жыл бұрын

yeah well honestly they should got vaccinated first people with health issues

@ms-jl6dl

Жыл бұрын

Yes I know,hundreds of millions are gonna die from the longest covid to which will long covid mutate. Thank god for "safe and effective" vaccines.

@Jessica-gk4on

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like vaccine injury more like..

@MR..181

Жыл бұрын

3 bucks overcharge on sale items at grocery, as per receipt..on memorial day..gotta get there..3$..

Have Covid right now and it sucks. On day four currently. Here is the progress of my symptoms. Day 0 - Headache Day 1 - Headache, 101.3 Fever Day 2 - Headache, 102.4 Fever, Body Aches, Chills, Sweets, bad Cough Day 3 - Headache, 100 Fever, Body Aches, very bad Cough Day 4 - 100 Fever, lost Smell, everything tastes bad, Cough Things seem to be getting better though, I hope anyway.

@rockmetalband

Жыл бұрын

drink honey for coughing

@kiwicam6419

Жыл бұрын

Are you or have you been taking the recommended home treatments that are available to you from various independant doctor groups that aren't following the MS narrative? Of course, early or pre covid treatment is best for many of these. Get well soon!

@Off-Grid

Жыл бұрын

@Clyde what podcast?

@Off-Grid

Жыл бұрын

@@rockmetalband we have bee hives but I'm not in a position to harvest right now...lol

@Off-Grid

Жыл бұрын

@@kiwicam6419 I'm taking Tylenol, Mucinex, Pepcid, Zinc, Vit C & D, and Baby Aspirin (85mg).

I live in a county north of Chicago. We are currently listed as "high" transmission. That would have caused panic 2 years ago, but nobody is paying any attention to it now. No panic, no concern, don't hear anything about anyone having Covid. Everyone had it or was exposed last winter. A few more people wearing masks in public, but that is voluntary, not required.

Just tested positive for Covid this morning - never had it before, and I’ve been vaccinated since May 2021. Yesterday I literally felt like I might have slipped a disc bc I could barely move.

In mid May, my husband returned from a trip feeling super sick. I tested him 15 minutes after he walked into house. When he tested positive, we isolated him. Unfortunately, I welcomed him home with a big kiss so I tested positive 5 days later. We're double vaccinated with one booster. We had fever, chills, diarrhea, coughs, body aches but fortunately, our oxygen levels stayed above 95. We're 70 with high BP so our doctor prescribed Paxlovid a couple of days from onset of symptoms. We soon felt SO much better after a day and a half after our first dose. We have recovered but still suffer from fatigue and coughs. I feel so fortunate to have acess to medicines that can combat the worse outcomes of covid.

@Zihannya

Жыл бұрын

Glad you are both doing better.

@MR..181

Жыл бұрын

I still have a hemiplegia, hemiparesis from a new perscription for blood pressure..tho grew new arteries bypassing an aortic aneurysm of the exact sort that surgury to repair, killed my mother...high blood force preceedes angiogenesis and arteriogenesis,?????.. 2 years into covid....1918 pandemic, 3 deaths in 1921???? Hydrocloroquinine up in price 40%...pardon..hydrocloridequinine..

@MR..181

Жыл бұрын

Rumor?v Has paxlovid causing recurance???..800$ doctor visit?

@TheRealMikeDrop

Жыл бұрын

@@MR..181 Not of its freeze dried snake venom enzyme. It's unbelievable stable even at 50°C and it's actually the same enzyme that's used in the ELISA (enzyme linked immuno-sorbent assay) to test for "COVID". Lookup trimeric phospholipase or (sPLA2-IIA). Also causes muscle aches because its a nureotoxin that binds to acetylcholine the neurotransmitter. Look for the headline "Like venom coursing through the veins" and look for an article from university of Arizona if you think I'm just making this up. How easy do you think it would be to spray this into the atmosphere through the use of "stratospheric aerosol injection", which is their term for it. Not mine. Snake venom is know to cause loss of taste and smell in those who try sucking the venom out with their mouths. It would even make logical sense that you lost smell and taste of you inhaled it. Since when have we ever seen a cold cause people to lose their sense of smell and taste???

@tube.brasil

Жыл бұрын

you should have taken ivermectin.

John I feel like you are the best source of covid information in the entire world. Your ability to explain things crossed with your common sense attitude has just been nothing short of wonderful for people everywhere. I feel like you keep us up on the latest news so much better than any other source we could have. By the way, I’m in California.

@ed7519

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha

Just getting over round 2 of Covid. Symptoms started on Memorial Day afternoon. Took a home test that night. Turned out negative. The next couple of days my symptoms progressed from a cold to flu-like. By Thursday afternoon, I felt better…like a mild cold. Took another home test that night to make sure since I had a graduation party to attend on Friday night. Thursday night’s test turned out positive. Had a telehealth appt with my doc on Friday. So not sure if I’m counted as reported or not. In any case, I don’t think the reported numbers are reliable/believable.

@veramae4098

Жыл бұрын

I haven't been able to get a free test, although my local Meijer pharmacy staff kindly pointed me toward tests I could buy from them. No.

@Cocacabana777

Жыл бұрын

Wow that’s a big gap and came up positive 🙁 I hope your feeling better

@ruthannscanzillosmusicmusi5389

Жыл бұрын

bananaz808, what is your blood type? Find out. Type A+ and B+ are found to present with more severe cases, while O- is less likely to contract it at all. Canadian study is the most recent of these, 200,000+ subjects.

@Cocacabana777

Жыл бұрын

@@ruthannscanzillosmusicmusi5389 what about O+ ?

@anabanana3289

Жыл бұрын

@@Cocacabana777 ikr…3 days…I thought it weird that it was negative when I was already having symptoms. Maybe because different strain? Or faulty hometest? Truth is…no one knows.

Thanks Dr, love hearing your updates!

The UK cases data must be an extreme under-estimate since it now relies on people notifying the NHS that they have had a positive LFT test result. Can't imagine many people bothering to do that..

@sergeant64

Жыл бұрын

But they will soon if you believe Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche (search him on KZread). According to him _It ain't over till the fat lady sings_

@dmp1962

Жыл бұрын

Since they have universal Healthcare they probably do, in the US no one wants to be labeled with a pre existing condition coz our Healthcare stinks

@kathydent2116

Жыл бұрын

Go to the Zoe Covid study. They are showing cases on the rise again. They estimate that there are currently 1.6 million people with symptomatic infections. You are right that the government stats are complete nonsense. I have to take a lateral flow test every day because of visiting my mother in a nursing home, but I wouldn't dream of telling the government the outcome of that test. They couldn't care less.

@lightweight1974

Жыл бұрын

AFAIK NHS is not paying for the LFT tests any longer.

@StephanieReads

Жыл бұрын

@@lightweight1974 This is true. You have to buy them at a pharmacy now. I don't know anyone who is testing now

Thank you! We finally got C and your information made me feel so much more safer! ❤️

@bostonlincolnshire8745

Жыл бұрын

Not ur own research then? Clone.

@bubsy2u

Жыл бұрын

@@bostonlincolnshire8745 no clone here? What??

@sharonbrumley5355

Жыл бұрын

@@bubsy2u makes no sense to me either..??

@bubsy2u

Жыл бұрын

@@sharonbrumley5355 I just appreciate Dr John for facts!

Canada, BC, Kootenays, I’m just coming out of it. Started showing symptoms on Saturday, mild headache for 3 days, mild fever, but wow talk about fatigue and body chills. Starting to feel better day 5. Still fatigued. Regime of D and K vits plus Pfizer x 2 plus booster.

On my third day of COVID. The migraine headache was the worst!!! Now body aches, coughing and cannot get enough sleep. My husband came down with COVID yesterday. Hopefully this ends soon!!!

I had it two weeks ago and it was really rough for me. The fatigue was debilitating and I’d feel better for a day or so and then come down with a whole new symptom and be bed ridden all over again. It was about 14 days before I started to feel like myself again. Now, I’ve been suffering with post COVID tachycardia. I’m a healthy unvaccinated 24 year old.

@Off-Grid

Жыл бұрын

Inhave it now and it does seem like every day there is something new to deal with. Overall it sucks.

@fefetegs8994

Жыл бұрын

Have that too😳🛐

@bri7014

Жыл бұрын

@@fefetegs8994 what’s your resting heart rate? Mine is around 110-120

@fefetegs8994

Жыл бұрын

Yes same ❤🛐it's messed up feel like those cartoons

@OffRampTourist

Жыл бұрын

If I were in that situation, I would avoid strenuous exercise for a while, sleep as much as needed, avoid junk food, and increase vitamins, zinc, bioquercitin, and melatonin. Wishing you a full recovery.

hello dr john, ive had covid 3 times, Alpha (march 2021) delta (december 2021) and the new one (may 2022), blackpool in uk all the phamacys have removed all the barriers, it finally feels like were over it, comunal spread i feel very important now x

@MsEagle20

Жыл бұрын

It sounds like you are indestructible. Nice!

Thank you John the push is still on for kids I wish they would foff with it for healthy children. Thank you for updates John you have been amazing x

@swally4704

Жыл бұрын

Has Dr C. Said never vaxx kids...I don't think so...so not that amazing wake up

Im interested in the increase of Tinnitus both new cases and existing impacts after covid innoculations, Myself after the 3rd dose my Tinnitus was amplified 100% from a managable condition to now unbearable. Speaking with a number of hearing clinics they all tell me this has been a very common side effect reproted to them, unfortunately in Australia there is no platform to register this with the Government agencies, Doctors just dont do it either

@jessbarnes8521

Жыл бұрын

My husband’s tinnitus and restless legs have both increased significantly since the second vaccine dose.

Thank you for your vidoes Dr. Campbell. Can you do a video on the reported new cancer curing drug?

@davidchedzoy7587

Жыл бұрын

He's not a.doctor but a sell-out Judas goat aka SHILL

@veronica_._._._

Жыл бұрын

Oh you are omnipresent on YT bless.

@ljhendrickson2960

Жыл бұрын

@ Fr. Mark Goring Dr. Vinay Prasad just posted his analysis on you tube.

@rafaelcasillas829

Жыл бұрын

Viva Cristo Rey father. Looking forward to finding out about the cancer curing drug. My aunt in Mexico was just diagnosed with cancer.

@kerryprzytula7

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for asking Dr.Campbell for info on that. I saw something on the news this morning. Sounds promising. Hope it really works. Have a nice evening 😊

Thank you doctor for the info you bring.

I absolutely love the start of each video "A warm welcome to ...". You sound so much like my Gramps (no offensive meant - he passed 4 years ago March). Such a comforting voice and personality for me.

I like the way you always turn toward the camera when you start your videos, like a news reader!

Many people aren't getting tested anymore, so there is a major question about the validity of current statistics.

@Off-Grid

Жыл бұрын

I have Covid now and was just talking to my wife about that. I took the home test which was negative. The next day I went into get tested for the flu and it came back as Covid. Had the home test been positive I would have just stayed home and therefore would not have been counted. For all we know these new variants are widespread.

@jessicam3707

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, way more people I know have had it in the last 3 weeks than like, the entire pandemic, basically

@kevola5739

Жыл бұрын

Many countries are not making testing available and when they do it is expensive.

@dejaymomcarr2620

Жыл бұрын

a family member hot tested monday. positive no symptoms at all. will retest in a few days. false/positive?🙃

@channelwanderer7010

Жыл бұрын

Major questions about the validity of all their statistics. Lies, damned lies and big pharma companies BS

Had a phone convo with a Georgia, USA resident this a.m., he remarked there appears to be a striking covid surge in his area, but folks aren't getting seriously I'll as per early variants.

@SL-mq3zn

Жыл бұрын

@EngineerMike F We just came from Duluth Georgia this past Sunday and three people in our party have Covid as of Tuesday. We attended a concert there. One was vaccinated the other two are not. It appears to be like a severe cold with fever and body aches. I am yet to have any symptoms.

Been living with 2 covid+ (wife and son) for 2 weeks. They have tried to be isolated but of course its impossible completely. My other son and I remain negative.testing every day. So if care is taken it is not impossible for an entire household to stop themselves from falling ill. Good luck people.

The half-life of aerosols INDOORS may be 1 to 3 hours, but SARS-CoV-2 is fully deactivated after 20 minutes of the UV in sunlight, and likely somewhat faster the smaller the aerosols are.

@dwightcarlson7136

Жыл бұрын

That is interesting. Do you have a link to the reference?

My daughter was sick here in NC. She had body aches, fever of 101.5, bad headache, the arm she got her vaccines in was very painful she said too. She also felt fatigue and had ringing in her ears. After about 4 days she started feeling much better. She is an adult. Nobody else in the house got sick.

I would appreciate any information or direction to that info for those of us with long covid especially those concerning the brain problems and what is effective or being done for it.

More than half of friends, family and acquaintances have had covid in Victoria, Australia. I had an overnight fever, weak legs and a little lightheadedness for one day only. I tested negative on day 5 of isolation. My son caught it first and had a mild cough for a few hours. Seven day isolation period seems unnecessary and unsustainable, as we’re short staffed in schools and hospitals.

@junk_rig_sailor1698

Жыл бұрын

Good for you. I am on day 5 of Omicron, and so far the worst sickness of my adult life. One of my symptoms is sore throat that is so sore I am trying to hold my saliva as long as possible before swallowing, and when I do swallow it feels like razor blades.

@margaretburgess28

Жыл бұрын

the isolation is to stop it spreading to those who will be sicker with the virus so thank you for isolating.

@jomartin6209

Жыл бұрын

Everyone is different. My had a fever, felt awful and a bad cough but recovered quickly. I had a bad cough and fatigue that lingered for 4 weeks.

@none4126

Жыл бұрын

Short staffed due to mandates.

@TheOriginalMarimoChan

Жыл бұрын

I took about a week and a half to recover from fever (3-4 days), lightheadedness, night sweats, extreme fatigue that had me sleeping about 10-11 hours a day and chills on and off. I was also coughing a lot. I've been vaccinated with two doses but didn't get my booster. I'm active, vegetarian, rarely get sick, physically fit, fast daily but still took over a week to recover.

I'm unvaccinated...as far as I know I've never had it, I was tested twice throughout the pandemic...and I work in healthcare, and worked straight through the pandemic...Nobody seems to want to do any analysis on me... You'ld think they would, wouldn't you?

Thank you Dr Campbell for all the continuing covid informations given to the world. You are wonderful....4 yr old great grandson tested positive this week, I caught it from him, and now his mother has tested positive. Seems to be very mild head cold. Lots of sneezing with coughing also, low grade fever, sinus stuffy and runny as well. 4 days in for me and feeling much better. Seems to come on quite quickly when exposed but it also is mild and goes away quickly as well. Felt to me like a very mild head cold.

Find it strange. Lots of spraying everyday in our skies. Wonder what they are spraying ??? ?

I'm triple vaxed 2 Astrazenega 1 Pfizer and last Friday , June 3rd I tested positive. I have underlying conditions which put me in the high risk category. I was sick and was under the care of the hospital (hospital at home programme). I'm glad I got vaxed because I was sick, temp, throat, muscles, nose, cough, restless. It was more than a "cold" or mild flu, I've had them all and this was different.

@swally4704

Жыл бұрын

So why was you glad you git vaxxed ? What do you presume it did for you ?

@steveball20

Жыл бұрын

@@swally4704 Ok then Wally, I know some anti vaxers who got the virus and they became quite ill, I mean strong young people who got bought to their knees. I have underlying conditions that would have made me very ill if I didn't have the protection of the vaccine. I was under the care of a dedicated hospital team and was given anti viral medication. I presume nothing I deal in facts.

Actually the cases are down again in China. The Omicron outbreak which had spread all over the country is largely under control again (after struggling for 1-2months). Greetings from an expat living in China.

@franklukcas8856

Жыл бұрын

Dr. John said there will be a lot of death in China in a few weeks.

Had Covid a few weeks ago. had a night of slight fever but crazy body aches and chills and then a day of random cold sweats. Husband had it first and came home with chills and a low grade fever and then 2 days later I had the same symptoms. Our 14 year old daughter tested positive the same day as me but other than having a day where she took a nap she had no symptoms. It seemed rather mild compared to sinus infections we had dealt with in the past and no issues since then so at least we have nice antibodies now. Stay healthy everyone both physically and mentally.

@3joewj

Жыл бұрын

Keep an eye on your memory. They think it can cause fat to surround your hippocampus. Covid can cause alzhiemers. Hopefully not...but this virus is more than whats being represented.

@michellemcdermott2026

Жыл бұрын

Same here and we are unvaccinated.

@ElleMendenhall

Жыл бұрын

Unvaccinated, we had 101.5 fevers for 3 days, aches, extreme tiredness, sweats after fever broke, sinus infection, sore throats, loss of taste and smell lasted one week. Smell came back all weird but it’s now 4 weeks after and things smell fairly normal

@robs1714

Жыл бұрын

I still don’t know if I’ve had it - the suspense is quite hilarious to me

@johnboyle5703

Жыл бұрын

Cool

I know numerous people who have Covid right now in our area of VA. Doubtful that many of these cases have been reported, so I think the numbers are a lot higher than what is being reported.

@minRef

Жыл бұрын

31x case undercount in NYC

I believe I got the first wave of omicron, I recovered in about a week, but I exercise 4 times a week, eat healthy and take supplements (magnesium, zinc, vit D, fish oil). Symptoms were very mild for me. My girlfriend took about 3 weeks to recover but her lifestyle isn't as healthy.. which is suspect cardiovascular health has a lot to do with recovery.

@Briarmoor

Жыл бұрын

Possibly higher blood sugar readings play a part too

Sadly my friend (57) died of omicron six months ago. He thought he had food poisoning, after two weeks finally went to hospital, came home with covid. Three days later died after kidneys shut down. I’m still kind of shocked, he followed the FCCC protocol exactly, even ran his own medical blog discussing the same. Could food poisoning have left his body unable to clear out the CO2?

@tinamina2634

Жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry :( they didn’t give him remdesivir at the hospital did they?

@wc2671

Жыл бұрын

6mths ago It might be delta?

@DragonHeartTree

Жыл бұрын

@@tinamina2634 no, he refused it

@DragonHeartTree

Жыл бұрын

@@wc2671 I’m not certain, it’s right on the border

@wc2671

Жыл бұрын

Delta can be quite deadly. I have it around 6mths plus back. Still having some of the long covid symptoms until now.

Yes, John, cases starting to tick up again in the UK. Not serious illness but not going away.

@eastender_

Жыл бұрын

I find the idea of people falling constantly sick now - even if mild - frustrating

@sampal5352

Жыл бұрын

@@eastender_ it sucks

Finally after two years I was hit with covid last week. Not been jabbed. Wasn't particularly like a cold no respiratory issue's either. Not really felt an illness like it before. My body was aching alot, especially my back I was popping loads of paracetamol but ibuprofen worked best. Had cold shivers with hot spells. Wasn't the most ill I've felt before. Glad I've had it and glad I never rolled up my sleve. In uk this was

From Sydney, thanks again, John. Full of interesting information, as usual.

I'm in Northern Virginia in the US, across the river from Washington, DC, and three out of four people in the house are several days into a pretty unpleasant case of covid, confirmed by home self tests. 90% of people in this county (Fairfax) are at least partially vaccinated, and all three of us in the house who have covid are fully vaccinated (Pfizer) and boosted once (about 6 months ago). So we wish we'd gotten the second booster. I've been taking vitamin D, because of the recommendation on this channel, as well as zinc, and this is nevertheless as sick as I can remember feeling. We're all on paxlovid and starting to feel better, but I'm in my fourth day of symptoms and still far short of 100%.

@wmhs02dm

Жыл бұрын

What is the point the booster is the same viral spike shape and omicron is not even the same shape!

@yuppers1

Жыл бұрын

Dr Been has a video on the impact of black cumin and honey (double-blind placebo controlled study). Medcram had one too- recommends NAC. Hope you feel soon!

@swally4704

Жыл бұрын

Amber Heards's fault

@b.bailey8244

Жыл бұрын

the average flu makes people sick for at least two weeks, so 4 days is pretty good!

Had covid in 2020 and now for the past week. 102.8 fever, horrific head pain, dizziness, cough, horrible aches, nauseous and loose stool. My husband has the same symptoms. We are not vaccinated. This has been very rough.

@mitchhills4747

Жыл бұрын

Rough but you are alive - thank goodness!

@reesecup6915

Жыл бұрын

@@mitchhills4747 amen!

I have not had COVID at all but everyone around me has. Just this week I have had very close contact with two people who tested positive but I have tested negative. I have had every other cold, infection and stomach bugs since Christmas but always tested negative I must have a very strong resistance to COVID thank God.

@colletteoconnor6516

Жыл бұрын

@Clyde what podcast can you give me more information.

@oldpolishguy253

Жыл бұрын

Some people never test positive. I know of a few and they are around covid patients all the time. Everyone's DNA is different. Some are highly susceptible and some are not.

@MuffinstoMangos

Жыл бұрын

​@@colletteoconnor6516 scam don't reply

@stanj7223

Жыл бұрын

@@MuffinstoMangos Agreed, ALL of those "I'd like to invite you to my podcast" posts are spam/scam.

Thanks Dr. John. Good update.

I have had several colds and mild flu like symptom periods since the end of 2019... always tested negative for COVID and have had my annual flu shots, although I refuse the gene therapy treatments. I do take between 100 and 200 mcg of Vitamin D3 a day (100 mcg plus a multivitamin containing 40 mcg was barely enough to get my D3 levels above the minimum recommended level so I had to up it before I had gastric bypass surgery), plus Quercitin.

Just an FYI, should I be attacked by political comments/agendas, Sinovac with 3 doses are not effective against the Omicron strain compare to previous initial strain. Sinovac has yet to revise these vaccines like Pfizer for omicron focused. The weight of mRNA vs non-mRNA vaccines are a balance between longer , effective immunity and long term unknown safety, and etc factors. I would have wished vaccines are an optional resort, but we should be using the simplest things like Vitamin D, K, Zinc, and whatever co-existing meds. Whilst, an outbreak is also a reminder of our choice to congregate, better cleanliness habits, choose self-protection, rather than thinking an obstruction to human rights covering and protecting our nasal-mouth from infection. You can choose to think otherwise, but you should not be tell what others their rights to protect themselves either.

Thank you once again Dr John, your dedication is much appreciated.

@moneypenny1267

Жыл бұрын

Pushing a “ cure” which is Russian roulette is not really a nice trait

A friend who escaped covid since it's began here in 2020 (U.S.) and who is vaxxed and boosted recently got covid, as did her daughter and her daughter's boyfriend. They're not very sick though...tested 3 times, positive every time. They, as we, were quite surprised.

@zonegirl4910

Жыл бұрын

That happened to me , retested in 10 days...still +, then waited another 10 days, still + ...finally gave up. A year later I still had strong antibodies, no vaccines,. Senior citizen ...cancer survivor from 2019, developed type 2 diabetes recently.. possibly due to Covid.

2 vaxxes, no boosters, 61 w/ bad habits: tested poz (by gvt.supplied antigen home test) shortly after sustained contact with relatives off the plane from AZ (me in VA.) No clear way to report w/o a Primary Care doc. Poz for 12 days, symptoms for 10, weird & brief all over, never felt endangered. May 25-June 6. Fam denies, but I've kept in strict isolation for forever til their visit. Who knows for sure? Thanks Dr. C

I live in Minnesota, my husband and I both got covid for the first time , many people we know have it right now, we are on day 9 and still feeling under the weather. Its spreading quickly here.

I will never listen to a health official or any spokesperson from any government entity again. You all enjoy the hamster wheel of worry and despair. I am opting out of this psyops campaign.

@user-wm4je4ct8y

Жыл бұрын

fantasyland is a great place

@hamfox6523

Жыл бұрын

@@user-wm4je4ct8y tell everyone about it. Convince us.

My biggest question is about the testing. I live with my 2 adult daughters and we all got Covid. The first daughter who got it was ill with flu like symptoms and a fever. She got tested at the Dr. the day after symptoms set in. Negative for flu but positive for Covid. About a week later her sister was I'll. She tested at home and it was negative and after waiting another day she tested negative again. A day or 2 after that she went to the Dr. and tested positive. I started to feel like my allergies were getting really bad I went to an urgent care and tested negative. Two days later I went to see my GP about my allergies, but was tested for Covid and flu anyway. It was positive for Covid. How many test do yuh I need to take? How long should you wait to test? As far as my systems they were mild, again I thought was my allergies. I have had the Rona twice now this year. Where is the natural immunity? I was never vaxed and had made it until this year before I got sick.

@tammykletecka4116

Жыл бұрын

It’s a adenovirus or some other virus. The tests are bunk! Anyones guess with those tests and we know because we had two different boxes full of home test and side by side they give different results. I called our local media to conduct same test and they never called me back. Total scam!

@sailingsolo5290

Жыл бұрын

My best guess is you had varients. You did not catch the same varient 2 times. Thats why its mild

@farnumbp

Жыл бұрын

Maybe you are building up your natural immunity now. Perhaps two rounds will be enough 🤔

@jrstf

Жыл бұрын

Since none of you home tested after testing positive it leaves the question wide open, do the tests have any validity?

@brendannokam4167

Жыл бұрын

You were not exposed until these two and some people do get the infection twice or thrice before their immunity kicks in ( vaccination is patterned after natural immunity). What you need to do is check for the antibody IgG to Covid19, if you have it then your immunity has kicked it.

I just checked out the CDC's page on variant tracking etc. It's interesting that the BA4/5 percentages are higher in the western and southern regions of the US. In Region 2 (includes NY/NJ etc) the percentages are much lower.

@MuffinstoMangos

Жыл бұрын

Well of coarse...Red States in the south..who do you think runs the CDC?

I know of vaccinated people now getting very sick.

@bobbissell2910

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@theredboneking

Жыл бұрын

Hilarious 😆 You made a point of telling us that you personally know of vaccinated people getting very sick. Remember when it was only vaccinated?

@geo6740

Жыл бұрын

Impossible!🙃

@susiebilk9905

Жыл бұрын

My daughter is triple vaccinated, very sick

@junk_rig_sailor1698

Жыл бұрын

Im triple vaccinated and very sick with Omicron, Joelle.

I know a little more about the situation of Dandong in China. In advising residents along the border river to "shut windows", the authorities are clearly fearful of virus spread from the other side of the river. The subtlety underlying this logic is that, the border river is actually an international condominium - a shared river of two nations. Examples of this sort in Europe are The Moselle and Lake Constance. That effectively means boats from one side of the river can freely reach the river bank of the other side. So long as people on board don't get on dry land, technically they have not physically crossed the border. People along the Chinese side of the river bank do not need reaching out too far and runs the risk of being exposed to the virus, since the effective border is the river bank. This is one of the reasons for the rampant cross-border trade/smuggling between the two countries.

@studentaccount4354

Жыл бұрын

The virus can float out of plumbing stack pipes as it evaporates from humans using the bathroom. Moreover, insects and animals may carry the virus inadvertently if the crawl through runoff on surfaces where it may be for some time.

@dr.j6747

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate your comment. Thank you for the details.

@dennispickard7743

Жыл бұрын

Dr. J I remember feeling ill when I was a kid , my mother told me I had the ‘ Chinese flu ‘ as did 90% of the school !

@dr.j6747

Жыл бұрын

@@dennispickard7743 If you remember it, it must have been bad. I am glad you made it through. Over the years, the flu has been dangerous and deadly for many. This virus has different effects on different people. As a result of my illness, I became well motivated, probably obsessed, to take the best care of my immune system like I have never done before.

@dennispickard7743

Жыл бұрын

Dr. J I’ve had worse ones

Thank you again DR Campbell. I had also read that "fine" aerosolized virus particles could linger in the air of enclosed quarters for up to 3 hrs, but never heard this was potentially only a half-life determination. This is more reason to continue to be cautious in public settings, especially those with high volume, multiple person to person interactions. It also reinforces the need for better ventilation capabilities in such places. So I very much appreciate this update. I have also read about infections spreading outdoors, downwind, some considerable distance to others, as the only way to have explained their new infections. And there are accounts of those being infected even though they maintained consistent separation and distance from others. So caution, even extra caution, seems still advised to best maximize our safety as the learning curve continues.

@Clodhopping

Жыл бұрын

But don't forget the virus (like many others) has a lipid envelope that is denatured by UV light, e g. sunlight. Once the denaturating starts the protein gets damaged and virus can't replicate anymore. Being outside is the safest place to be.

@dr.j6747

Жыл бұрын

@@Clodhopping I agree, outdoor environments are considered the lowest probability for virus transmission. I think there are multiple variables, but any thoughts of how long it might take for the lipid envelopes to deteriorate to the point of being unable to infect others? Let's say a symptomatic person sneezes, laughs, coughs, and those particulates drift downwind to me. Are we talking seconds, minutes, 15 ft, 100 ft, variable sun intensity, etc.? I know we went through several non-science based social distancing recommendations, 6 feet, 3 feet, etc. none of which ever made any sense to me. What I can say, is I believe I became previously infected after a verbal interaction with another person outside of my home, while neither of us were masked, and about 5-6 days later, a sickness took me down fast, within hours I was down in bed, dizzy, barely able to walk, my brain felt dried-up, it was misery to try to think and caused me to burst into tears, one of the sickest times in my life.

I have never got a covid ,never vaccinated.I go everywhere .wish everyone good health.❤️take care about your natural immunity that helps a lot.

In the states, we know of at least one person who currently has Covid. Numbers are very under-reported.

Dr. John there was a recent article in the Daily Mail about Sudden Adult Death Syndrome and the new National Registry being formed for it. Could you find out more about this? I would love some of your clarity on this matter.

John, have you thought about Geert Vanden Bossche's dire warning? More than a year ago he advised against vaccinating in the middle of a pandemic. That would be a recipe for disaster, creating variants resistant to the vaccines.

@MillieandMaxMusic

Жыл бұрын

it was utter nonsense.

@johnthompson2598

Жыл бұрын

Grifters do come out with lots of misinformation to boost their bank accounts. Examples one and two are Campbell and Geert

@swally4704

Жыл бұрын

@@johnthompson2598 i don't think Geert has a new tube channel I would not call him a grifter. When money is involved can you trust the source and their incentive ? No.

@johnthompson2598

Жыл бұрын

@@swally4704 i think you find he is on the griffter tour. Media appearances bring in loads of cash He was at the "world medical conference"with the usual grifters He states the vaccines don't work and yet he claims they stimulate new variants. So that's contradictory.

@klondike444

Жыл бұрын

@@swally4704 Geert has a website where you can see his interviews. He explains the science behind his warnings.

Wow Washington state is getting heard immunity! I had COVID in May 2020 and it was like a cold, I also had it this past January same thing like a cold. I have No vaccines and no Pre existing conditions and tons of natural immunity and T-Cell memory! They did not have testing or vaccines the first time I had it but it was from direct exposure in NYC. January I did 2 home tests that showed positive and did not report to anyone.

@kellyklickert3577

Жыл бұрын

@@idesigncutethings2196 I test hearing.

My coworker came down with COVID about 2 weeks ago. He is double vaxed. He sounded bad for ~10 days - coughing, congestion, etc. His significant other was unvaxed and caught it and infected him. One vaxed, one unvaxed and both came down with it. Interestingly, my coworker was sick for 2-3 days before he finally tested positive, despite daily testing. Fortunately, he knew the symptoms and stayed home, despite the negative tests.

@wmhs02dm

Жыл бұрын

It’s more likely your coworker infected his partner because unvaxxed actually spread it less.

@MsEagle20

Жыл бұрын

Who had more severe symptoms, vaxed or unvaxed? Or were the symptoms roughly the same? Inquiring minds want to know.

@yuppers1

Жыл бұрын

That was decent of your coworker to stay home while he was not yet testing positive

@applewoodcourt

Жыл бұрын

@@MsEagle20 Roughly the same.

@applewoodcourt

Жыл бұрын

Even pre-COVID, our team has emphasized that people should not come into the office if they are feeling bad.

Just got Covid and I’ve been off work now for 6 days the fatigue and muscle aches soar throat and headaches on top of my typical headaches just put me over the top. Hopefully I return to work tmrw

Thanks for your help in understanding! New Jersey 💪🏽

I live in WA state and it has to have the worst medical professionals. I contacted my doctors office about having covid they told me to isolate and if I had trouble breathing to go to their hospital emergency but what ever I do do not come to the doctors office. After I got well they told me it was really important that I get my covid shot.

@30verity

Жыл бұрын

Vic is worse. Went twice to drs to repost pericarditis symptoms. Didn’t do anything, didn’t write notes, just stated I had anxiety ! Had to telephone a dr in another state for advice !

I’ve been sick with covid for 7 days so far. Still feeling weak and coughing a lot. The first 3 days were BRUTAL. I’m hoping I don’t end up with pneumonia.

@bostonlincolnshire8745

Жыл бұрын

I was 43 and felt like awful throat infection and I think i got mild pneumonia but fought it off without antibiotics over 4-weeks. Unvaxed.

@toyinvasiontv9744

Жыл бұрын

The cough lasts a long time. We went through 3 bottles of cough medicine over 2 weeks. Keep resting. We slept a lot.

@DJRenee

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it kicked my ass for about 14 days straight. I thought 💭 I was going to die

@sarasmile6071

Жыл бұрын

If you do, it’s secondary to laying around from being sick. Omicron does not cause the inflammation/Covid “pneumonia” of the air sacs of the lungs. It attacks the mucosal lining ; much like most viruses.

@sharonbrumley5355

Жыл бұрын

@@DJRenee great..jusy what I wanted to hear.

Thank you again for the latest on Covid. Still relevent for many of us!

My husband passed from Covid in January. Sick for one week and gone! Not vaxed and no health issues. I pray this doesn’t touch any other families 🙏🙏🙏✝️✝️✝️🙏🙏🙏

@rebekahprevost2721

Жыл бұрын

I am so sorry for your loss :-(

@tabithawarren8249

Жыл бұрын

@@rebekahprevost2721 thank you but he is in heaven with Jesus and his family. I take solace in that. ❤️❤️‍🩹

@natasha3922

Жыл бұрын

I’m sorry for your loss. May God give you strength during this difficult time

Tom Jones in WA, I live there (actually, I live in WA - Western Australia). Everyone I know has been fully vaxxed ((some even four), and they’ve all had Covid (my fourth jabbed friend, who got fluey symptoms for a week, got it recently). Maybe a coincidence, but I and another friend are unvaxxed and haven’t had it - despite being with my family who at that time had omicron (tested positive the next day). I know another unvaxxed family who got omicron and whose symptoms were no worse than the vaxxed who got it. So how can you say you’d be worse if you are unvaxxed? We simply can’t prove that as no control comparisons (that we know of) exist. Dr Campbell this question is for you. Unfortunately we can’t even rely on selectively released figures.

@mhskou

Жыл бұрын

Bingo. It's akin to saying thank goodness I didn't go out in the car today because I may have crashed. Complete nonsense. How do they know it was no worse. I am unvaxxed, as was my wife and daughter and other than a couple of hours under the weather all was good. So based on some people's logic, thank goodness I didn't get jabbed because it could've been a lot worse. Mr Gates said yesterday it's mainly elderly and rather like the flu. It's only taken him two years to work that out.

@jackiebulmer515

Жыл бұрын

The only people know who have had covid are vaccinated. None of the unvaccinated people I know got it, including me

@minoozolala

Жыл бұрын

Coincidence, nothing more.

i just got over covid a week ago. As a long covid sufferer i was most worried about it flaring up my long-term symptoms from when I got it 2 years ago. I am really hoping this hasn't set me back even further, but only time will tell.

@miket8909

Жыл бұрын

Honestly I feel like I caught every variant that came around. First covid was Aug 2020, then Aug 2021 caught Delta variant and lungs were affected about 2 months, never got omicron BA1 but wife did Dec 2021. Never vaccinated, 33 Male construction worker, pack a day smoker, 420, fast food and energy drinks daily. I can still hike 10 miles no problem. Its all how you mentally perceive your body's strengths

@lindahorner6232

Жыл бұрын

@Toby Maples Best wishes for a speedy recovery.

@michaelsanger7795

Жыл бұрын

I understand the conerns..2 yrs ago I c19 and tonthis day I'm winded having a shower...after that I caught c19 once again ..now it's difficult to actually have a normal or somewhat normal day..with physical activities...

@wmhs02dm

Жыл бұрын

I had the same situation. And my joint pains came back mildly but not as bad

@jonathanhart8659

Жыл бұрын

Are you unhealthy ? Could it just be your immune system is no good

I have a question I can't really find an answer to: By chance could you point me in the right direction for what the hospitalization rate among those infected by either Omicron variant is? Getting this statistic in X per 100000 is a bit elusive. I am trying to weigh the benefits of getting the booster, and I can get the stats for the serious side efeects such as myo/pericarditis being about 1 in 20000, but comparing those numbers to hospitalizations from Omicron is surprisingly hard to do.

@sawlovesyou52

Жыл бұрын

Bingo .... they have stopped giving the numbers (if they ever really knew ... because I wonder if they counted the ones who were home sick ... did they call it in and could they without being tested?)

@reconciliation86

Жыл бұрын

Depends entirely on your risk profile (age, premorbidites, unknown factors, etc.) - I feel the risk you quote of a myo/pericarditis is highly exaggerated if the shot is given with an aspiration first. - Dr. Campbell had some graphs on that more than a year ago showing clearly that the risk from an infection to suffer this is much higher, even given the practice of no aspiration. I have had my third shot in the middle of December and I can only say I'm all ok. (Lucky on the reason why it should be aspirated - as are 999/1000 people)

@Taoscape

Жыл бұрын

@@reconciliation86 Asperation should have an impact on infection from my understanding, but it is the spike protein which causes myo or pericarditis. Yes my risk profile is definetely at play, and I am sure Dr. Campell would realize this, but I would like even a solid population wide average, since this is so difficult to get a precise number on. He did cover preliminary UK numbers for BA1, but those were preliminary and in that my age category hospitalization rates were 7/100 000. It is a good data point, but not enough for a full conclusion.

@reconciliation86

Жыл бұрын

@@Taoscape What is most likely the cause of the myo/pericarditis is the inadvertant release of the vaccine (i. e. fixed spike protein) into the blood stream. - Which is not intended. It is a intra-muscular injection that - without aspiration - can in less than probably a percent of cases become a intra-venous injection. Even without aspiration there is a very low chance of this happening and you said it yourself: "Getting this statistic in X per 100000 is a bit elusive." - That is because the risk is "elusive". Aspiration does not have any effect on "infection" or not, it is the act of drawing from the syringe before giving the vaccine, to make sure that there is no blood being drawn into the syringe. So you can make sure you don't inadvertently give an intra-venous injection as opposed to the intra-muscular you were supposed to give.

@moomin7461

Жыл бұрын

As stated previously, it depends on your risk profile, but given the jab effectiveness wanes fairly quickly against Omicron, it may not be worth it against the risk of a possible serious side effect. (Omicron is fairly mild in most cases).

Here in the mid Ohio Valley, the vast majority of people I know are sick, same symptoms as myself, It is about like a cold. I tested positive 18 days ago, still coughing.

Thanks John, for a video which is quite welcome on a screen in my home. => Looking at the graph of death ages doe COVID, it seems the average is a bit under 80, perhaps 78, not 82. => very concerned and praying for those still getting COVID, whether in UK, US, N Korea, S Korea or even China. Thanks again John.

Thank you DrJohn

Been to a wedding last Thursday [a UK Bank Holiday], that’s six days ago, and a large number of guests have come away Covid positive, including myself, my wife, my daughter, the bride and at least 10 others that I know of personally. So it has certainly not gone away. My main symptoms have been of a moderate head cold plus loss of taste and smell. Only today have I been particularly sleepy. So only moderately ill at worse so far.

@theredboneking

Жыл бұрын

Take plenty of Zinc and vitamin D3

@TheRealMikeDrop

Жыл бұрын

Not of its freeze dried snake venom enzyme. It's unbelievable stable even at 50°C and it's actually the same enzyme that's used in the ELISA (enzyme linked immuno-sorbent assay) to test for "COVID". Lookup trimeric phospholipase or (sPLA2-IIA). Also causes muscle aches because its a nureotoxin that binds to acetylcholine the neurotransmitter. Look for the headline "Like venom coursing through the veins" and look for an article from university of Arizona if you think I'm just making this up. How easy do you think it would be to spray this into the atmosphere through the use of "stratospheric aerosol injection", which is their term for it. Not mine. Snake venom is know to cause loss of taste and smell in those who try sucking the venom out with their mouths. Since when have we ever seen a cold cause people to lose their sense of smell and taste???

@swally4704

Жыл бұрын

How do you all know if you don't mind my asking ...did you stockpile the free test kits ?

@HappyBagger

Жыл бұрын

Why are you bothering testing?

@hedydd2

Жыл бұрын

@@swally4704 I had two kits of seven tests each. I have six tests left. My daughter had at least one test pack and everyone I know has a small number of LFT kits in stock at their homes. Is this unusual for other regions or demographics?

Hi John. I have a suspicion that long covid is caused by a reservoir of live virus hidden in the body like shingles. I think I myself have had long covid since my first infection in Aug of 2020. Most of the time no symptoms, but anytime I have some other malady that would reduce the potency of my immune response I seem to get symptomatic again for a while. Very similar situation to repeated bouts of shingles in some people during periods of lowered immune status. I have not heard of any studies looking into this possibility, but it seems plausible and appears to be happening in my case. Have you heard of any studies in this area? And I do recall learning of cases of measles caught by just walking by the home of someone with an open window and the disease when in medical school many years ago. Studies show omicron is as transmissible as measles so who knows if it can be caught by blowin' in the wind as described. Stay safe everyone.

@EdsCanineAcademy

Жыл бұрын

Im glad I don’t live in fear. It’s scary what the last 2 years have done to folk. Wow just wow !

@1ACL

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I, too, think it can hide in the body, and flare up. I hope some therapies work. I would try traditional chinese medicine-- acupuncture and herbs. They have ways if treating 'non-specific' symptoms, and in erradicating viruses. Good luck to you.

@studentaccount4354

Жыл бұрын

I think what you say is true.

@MillieandMaxMusic

Жыл бұрын

Ask the guys on TWiV. Firstly, they are far more knowledgeable than Dr Campbell. Secondly, they will actually reply to you with an informed opinion. Dr Campbell is not a scientist, or medical doctor.

@segtha7389

Жыл бұрын

check abt 5g in odysee..

Hi Dr John. Can you share - does any clinical data support the notion that having had the current round of influenza going around (May/June 2022) will make a person less, or perhaps more vulnerable, to a serious COVID-19 infection? Many thanks, Michael, Australia.

In my (fully vaccinated) family in the NE US, nearly everyone have very recently become infected with fairly mild Covid. Looks like a pandemic of the vaccinated. I feel badly about the unfortunate people who were fired for refusing vaccinations that turn out to be of limited efficacy.

@elbeestevens

Жыл бұрын

A majority of the country is vaccinated so statistically we'll see a lot more vaccinated infected vs unvaxed.

@georgeharrison6022

Жыл бұрын

@@elbeestevens you missed the part about limited efficacy

@miat2774

Жыл бұрын

Your vaccine immunity most likely worked since you had 'fairly mild' symptoms. Vaccination usually won't prevent infection, but rather serves to lessen symptoms and hopefully prevent needing hospitalization or causing death from Covid-19.

@Datboyvideo

Жыл бұрын

Adjusted per 100,000, vaccinated are still contracting at almost double the rate of the unvaccinated. So, that throws this commonly stated fallacy in the garbage.

@georgebenson6330

Жыл бұрын

@@miat2774 Do we really need to reduce symptoms of something that has an average death Age, close to the norm for influenza at 82 Years Old, at the expense of taking an experimental Gene Therapy Drug.

My two cents: I live in Hong Kong. Omicron has gone through the population over the last few months, according to tests (which is meaningless). The elderly population is largely unvaccinated (including myself), but there are very few deaths from Covid. How do you explain that?

@nicholashall4625

Жыл бұрын

87.5% of the HK population is fully vaccinated. It’s 76% for those aged 70-79 and 59% for those 80+. So the elderly population is not largely unvaccinated. The deaths only appear relatively low because they have all happened in the past few months, hitting mainly the unvaccinated elderly. Hong Kong currently has one of the worst death rates in the world. So actually it’s pretty easy to explain. Hong Kong dropped their strict COVID measures opening up to Omicron ravaging the elderly unvaccinated. You can read the full detail in the British Medical Journal

@ericp8256

Жыл бұрын

You expect accurate, reliable numbers from China? lol

@itsmeforsure5475

Жыл бұрын

I think of asians eating alot of seafood which contains zinc, which helps fight the infection.

@nicholashall4625

Жыл бұрын

@@itsmeforsure5475 no I don’t think that is the explanation. I live in Portugal which has the highest per capita consumption of fish in the world and that did not help us here. The reason for Hong Kong’s low death rate, until recently, was the lockdown and masking policies as well as a very strict track and trace policy. The minute they started to relax them people became complacent and then COVID hit the unvaccinated elderly very hard, such that in recent months HK had the highest COVID death rate per capita in the world

@nicholashall4625

Жыл бұрын

@jonny b'stard no it’s not utter rubbish. The rates are reported by multiple different sources. Please provide evidence for your claim that Hong Kong vaccination rates are over stated

Thank you for this very informative video. If you contract any of the Omicron (BA) variants are you at least partly immune to the other omicron variants?

@sampal5352

Жыл бұрын

I think it’s a maybe, omicron 1 not really. Don’t seem to trigger as long lasting immunity as others, reinfection much more common. Don’t know though how hybrid immunity will play out longer term across population. Ugh, it’s so much!!

@stanj7223

Жыл бұрын

It depends on your immune system and how strong of a reaction you had initially. A mild or asymptomatic case is less likely to seroconvert, leaving you unprotected.

Always cogent questions from you. Thanks for the data.