Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Dr. John Campbell" channel.

  1. There needs to be a study started immediately, pinpointing the frequency of long COVID in those vaccinated who then contracted COVID, followed by long COVID, and covering the main vaccine types, length of time post vaccination that COVID was contracted, and the status of long COVID sufferers. This sounds grave, frankly. Thank you for the reminder: good sleep, excellent diet, daily exercise are not optional now. I know I need to do better. :/
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  2. I know of no lawyer who would tell you that the mere mention of "mental illness" insulates any doctor from a malpractice claim. A misdiagnosis is itself possible malpractice. There are no magic words a doctor can write down that prevent a lawsuit from proceeding. After all, even people actually suffering from psychosis, documented, could be victims of malpractice. Sounds like an intimidation ploy.
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  3. One would expect LOWER excess deaths, just as Dr. Campbell said. The vulnerable did die of COVID. COVID is a serious disease, for those with comorbidities or who are over 70 to 75. Also, some vaccines actually do reduce death rates overall. The ones that work as promised do.
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  4. This describes my best friend.
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  5. I no longer believe any of these mistakes were well-intentioned. All the mistakes were in one direction, and persisted.
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  6. @Getonwithit204  You got my point. What did you think I meant? John did not invent the story. He presented an article from a newspaper. So how is he misleading vulnerable people?
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  7. This is my fear.
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  8. ​ @kendom33 I would only criticize that course if you were independently wealthy. If you are not, well, there is no such thing as virtuous insolvency.
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  9. ​@howard1beale And if he ended up HOMELESS, you would help, HOW??
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  10.  @TheTiayahi  It seems like a stretch, based on preliminary data, but the frustration comes from the fact that in the US, it is clear that media and politicians are not leveling with us, and it is also unbearable to feel as though there is nothing you yourself can do to improve your chances of having good health and freedom again. If eating vegetarian for six weeks can reduce risk, I say do it. If it can. It is a reasonable plan, in that it won't hurt.
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  11. ​ @johnbrown6189  "These things?" Lord.
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  12. Did all the people who claim side effects report them (Yellow Card, VAERS, etc.)?
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  13.  @gs4913  My question was not rhetorical. I believe you that some people did, or would, or might lose their jobs if they report. On the other hand, others can report without fear of retaliation. Shouldn't they?
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  14. ​ @Dazbo76 US Congress was.
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  15. @Lily  Wow. I'm glad you're all right. It's like most things: the vast majority will be all right, but an unlucky few will not, and none of us should have ever been subjected to such risk. Ukrainian children had a high rate of thyroid cancer in the decade following the disaster/malfeasance/crime. I was living in Paris at the time, and the winds shifted, with more of the early fallout hitting the UK. If we had been told to take a therapeutic dose of iodine, it would likely have saved people's health. But there was not enough to go around, so they didn't announce it or attempt to distribute it. :/
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  16. YEAH, WE KNOW YOU'VE "WORKED CLOSELY WITH REGULATORY AGENCIE$$$$$$$$$."
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  17. I remember that story. I wondered how it was that the medical staff had the right to violate patient confidentiality in that particularly brutal way. I frankly didn't believe the story. Sorry to hear it made such an outsized impression on you. What makes you feel so sure the vaccines are both safe and effective, and suitable for everyone? The evidence is not in favor of those beliefs. As for these excess deaths, we don't know what factors are at play. Previous exposure to COVID, recovery from COVID, the many negative effects of the shutdown, which include physical and psychological harm, the vaccines by themselves, the vaccines in combination with COVID or COVID exposure -- all possibilities need to be explored, and multivariate analysis is not a simple process. We may not have answers for a long time, which means it's time to get serious and begin the hard work. Anecdotes don't prove what is likely, but they do indicate what is possible. One relative by marriage, 80 years old with some weight issues, died of COVID. He was fully vaccinated. I know of no one else who had severe COVID.
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  18. BMJ (formerly, British Medical Journal) reported on some suggestive data that vegans, vegetarians, and modified vegetarians who eat fish may be at lower risk of severe COVID and death. DW (German) picked up the story right away. American press will not touch it. Why? This is one study, and is not definitive, and DOES NOT say vegetarianism prevents COVID, or is as effective as vaccines, or anything like that. It's simply information. I've been eating foods high in quercetin like mad (apples, sweet onions, garlic, capers, etc.). I mean come on, we can all do better.
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  19. Well, at the VERY least --- vaccines and other mitigation matters failed. I am being greatly conservative in this statement. Obviously we need to find out exactly what has happened. Multivariate analysis needs to be carefully and HONESTLY done. (Why am I not . . . hopeful?)
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  20. If you are fine, thank your lucky stars, don't take any more boosters if you're worried and believe more boosters are wrong for you, and don't look back. Don't regret your past choices. If this had harmed you, you would know. Most people will be all right. Before COVID, vaccines were always held to a much higher safety and efficacy standard. In the past, developments like these led to immediate withdrawal. There was never a mass vaccination mandate. That's the scandal.
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  21. The change isn't to therapeutics. The change is to the MONEY aspect of all of this.
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  22. Oh great. This cult is spreading.
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  23. Why do you imagine that you know better than this doctor/researcher? Do you remember Dr. Dean Ornish? He recommended a diet seriously lacking in fat. As it turned out, the population in which he was actually reversing cardiovascular disease had abnormal fat metabolism, and the diet he suggested was not suitable for general use at all. One subject actually had increased cardiovascular disease markers from extra virgin olive oil. This is weird. This is not you or me. This is someone with familial heart disease beginning at 40 or younger.
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  24.  @johneubank8543  So . . . The new list of Bad Foods includes . . . Red onions, fresh garlic, ginger, parsley, olive oil, avocados, black olives, capers, kimchi, goat kefir, arugula, broccoli, zucchini, red kale, spinach, beets, tangerines, blueberries, raspberries, cherries . . . Sure, buddy. LOL I eat garlic raw.
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  25. Instead, they got rich.
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  26.  @MsGarnet77  I could not agree more!!
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  27.  @ghwk-phd2784  There were no vaccines available during her first year of long COVID. The original strain was worse than what is going around now. If the protein in the vaccine, which matches the original virus, is worse than the current Omicron wave, I would not be shocked. If five inoculations in 22 months is too many, that would be no surprise, either. The truth is, (a) we don't know, and (b) there is no money in finding out. I've opted not to take it, but I know I may be wrong.
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  28. ​@MRCAGR1 "Where she's wrong?" That can only be demonstrated case by case, and with reference to peer-reviewed, published studies and in some instances probability theory. This isn't a middle school playground popularity contest. On the other hand --- do you think Dr. Clancy is making serious errors here? Most of his practice involves actual long COVID, from the illness. Then, he found vaccine injuries that were similar to long COVID --- and then, a genetic signature and a cellular signature across many fatigue syndromes. This is brilliant.
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  29.  @bbear1971  Well paid.
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  30. If I post about taking stronger measures while a safety review is being conducted, like not using this stuff in the meantime, my post goes "poof." Let's see if this circumlocution will last.
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  31. I like how you said that. "Don't come for me." :)
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  32. ​ @jaylinn416 50 million is only 5 percent of one billion.
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  33. @vickydittfield9822  I always knew not to give permission, or accept one.
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  34.  @godessofthemoon67  My father signed himself out, AMA; others I know did. It's not jail.
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  35.  @godessofthemoon67  They might have been gaslighting you.
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  36. @Forthestate  In the US, it is generally inadmissible at trial. It also creates a Sixth Amendment problem in a criminal trial (the right to confront a witness against you). But that doesn't mean it can't be part of a preliminary investigation, prior to filing suit. You're right, it usually is.
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  37. ​ @sdzielinski  This federal lawsuit is based on science.
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  38. I CLEARLY remember when serious, responsible scientists were expressing concern that any coronavirus vaccine could result in ADE (antibody dependent enhancement). This comes as no surprise. It is consistent with the prior concern during the vaccine development. From what I read in 2020, these vaccines could have been worse.
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  39. Tragic. They were scared. It was systematic.
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  40. It is too late for a lot of people.
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  41.  @talkingmudcrab718  The reason it's not is because we have no idea of how typical or atypical any given person's experience is. But a truthful report can tell us what is possible. Not what is likely or unlikely. This is why Dr. Campbell has interviewed those with vaccine injuries. It tells you what could happen, and what doctors could see in their practice. He doesn't imply any one doctor will see such cases. They may be too rare. (OR NOT.)
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  42. The better the actual news, the more they rely on coercion.
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  43. If this is so rare, full compensation should be easy.
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  44. Note to self: make soups this winter starting with a base of carrots or sweet potatoes (vitamin A) and red onions (polyphenols, quercetin). Second note to self: time to GET BUSY
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  45. The irony is that one of the early peer-reviewed studies showed that people with good levels of Vitamin D had fewer side effects from the vaccines and better antibody production. STILL we were being censored when we tried to discuss it. My GOD.
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  46.  @Dantianblue  Pub Med article from August 2023: "The pooled hazard ratio (HR) revealed no significant association of COVID-19 vaccination with all-cause mortality (HR = 0.89, 95% CI [0.71, 1.10], p = .28). Regarding cardiac-related mortality, the pooled HR suggests that COVID-19 vaccination is associated with an increased risk of cardiac-related mortality (HR = 1.06, 95% CI [1.02, 1.11], p = .007). Subgroup analysis showed that the male gender is significantly associated with an increased incidence of cardiac-related deaths (HR = 1.09, 95% CI [1.02, 1.15], p = .006). In conclusion, COVID-19 vaccination may be associated with a small increase in cardiac-related mortality, especially among males." That's what they admit so far.
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  47.  @readtherealanthonyfaucibyr6444  Oh I see. I'm sorry!
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  48.  David Fallaha  Did most people predisposed to diabetes go to the gym before COVID? That they needed daily exercise and a non-sedentary lifestyle, more than most of us do, is obvious.
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  49. Dr. Abramson talked about the attempt to suppress the release of data on Lex Fridman's YT program. Hearing a doctor who supports vaccination talk about this, and about big pharma, is eye-opening all right. Something is rotten in the state of Denmark and everywhere else.
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  50. They get rich.
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