Comments by "Fred Bloggs" (@fredbloggs5902) on "Dr. John Campbell" channel.

  1.  @daviddavis2764  The vaccines aren’t cheap. Pfizer are currently $7.50 each and they’re pushing for $25. IVM costs literally pennies.
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  2.  @daviddavis2764  except IVM works
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  3.  @daviddavis2764  India say it works and are allegedly considering prosecuting the WHO advisor for manslaughter over bad advice.
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  4.  @GaryParris  this has nothing to do with the far right, I have never said the vaccine does nothing. It appears to reduce mortality by around 5x, but that’s only for vulnerable people. Pretending otherwise is delusional.
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  5. He was taking 4,000 IU last time I noticed.
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  6. Campbell believed the data, when new data was published he changed his opinion. This is a rational response, unlike yours.
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  7. Yes
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  8. Everyone does is sunlight, gingers have a paler skin so they probably produce more, it’s possible this mutation conveyed this benefit for those living at higher latitudes.
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  9. If the trials are prospective, then the results aren’t in yet.
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  10. The current infant mortality rate for U.K. in 2023 is 3.337 deaths per 1000 live births, a 2.48% decline from 2022. The infant mortality rate for U.K. in 2022 was 3.422 deaths per 1000 live births, a 2.42% decline from 2021. You need to look elsewhere.
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  11. So when the data agrees with Campbell’s opinions, he says follow the data. But when it doesn’t he loudly questions it. 🤔
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  12. Maybe, but you simply can’t eat enough mushrooms to make a difference. Sunlight or supplements are the only practical solution.
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  13. Sun is best, food doesn’t have enough, supplements are the easiest answer for most people (especially at high latitudes in winter).
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  14.  @Documentts  Foods simply don’t contain enough, eat them anyway but bear that in mind. Eggs, sardines etc.
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  15. Injecting air could have killed you with what is called an ‘air embolism’. You must report him to the authorities immediately.
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  16. Based on the data at the time, which has since changed 🙄
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  17. Most medical professionals know hundreds of these mnemonics to remember things better, like the bones in the hand.
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  18.  @marlow3884  this is badly wrong, plant based is D2, animal based is D3. D3 is twice as effective as D2 and more quickly metabolised.
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  19.  @esecallum  how is that relevant to his comment?
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  20. It’s more likely you simply got someone who was trained differently originally. The impression I have (in the U.K.) is if the person is over 50ish then they generally aspirate.
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  21. Lovable doctor is totally innumerate
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  22.  @mimibergerac7792  when you’re ignorant, your opinions are meaningless
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  23. Maybe you’re healthier? 😂
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  24. 08:13 He wasn’t drunk, he was horny… …Later he became terrified of being ‘Epsteined’ as a result of his revelations. There’s a reason why people of certain proclivities are considered a security risk.
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  25. Who’s paying you?
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  26. Unknown, the cases were falling before the vaccinations.
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  27. Glutes have a higher risk of IV and nerve damage.
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  28. The overall benefits of vitamin D have been known for decades.
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  29. The risk is low. The point is that by aspirating the risk can be removed entirely.
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  30. Only in total numbers, which is a meaningless comparison
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  31. The training has changed
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  32. 50% of covid have no symptoms
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  33. He already believes everything China claims.
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  34. India no longer gets foreign aid.
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  35. Europe is already getting fallout from the insane British government giving Ukraine depleted uranium shells that Russia vaporised in an attack on their ammunition dumps.
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  36. Nobody knows
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  37. Yes, he went in-depth into the sequence at the cleavage site of the virus.
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  38. The point is that we don’t know, and nobody is investigating.
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  39. This could also have been a blood clot.
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  40. The early increases are likely covid itself because the early variant was much more dangerous. The cost/benefit has since reversed.
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  41. It varies, some do some don’t.
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  42. Getting it all delivered is even better.
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  43. I expect YouTube to delete this video in 3...2...1...
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  44. He always has been, it’s not his fault we were all lied to.
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  45. Yes, but that was cheap, the new stuff is nice and expensive.
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  46. D3 is considered more easily metabolised than D2.
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  47.  @Southern195  I vaguely remember that 100 mcg of vitamin K is recommended for 4,000 IU of vitamin D to prevent problems with calcification of the arteries, but I could be misremembering.
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  48.  @limmoblack  I’m still waiting for your claimed revenue per 10,000 views.
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  49. It’s being actively promoted, but not yet
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  50. Most people get plenty of K from their diet.
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