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

  1.  @christinebadostain6887  taking extra isn’t going to do you any harm, most multivitamins have the RDA/NRV for vitamin K
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  2. Tell that to the Indian and Japanese governments.
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  3. With iv...?
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  4. It may require a combination of events: 1) AZ shot 2) Accidental injection into a vein 3) Female 4) On oral contraception The requirement to have ALL 4 of these would significantly reduce the incidence.
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  5. There’s no guarantee of getting a nurse. All kinds have been recruited and rapidly trained, possibly not to aspirate.
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  6.  @RidiPwn  ok, sounds reasonable, thanks for the reply.
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  7. The point is that we don’t know and it needs to be investigated.
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  8. Campbell has been promoting the use of vitamin D for several years now.
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  9. The ads are done by YouTube.
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  10. Please stop spamming the comments with identical posts
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  11.  @stiannunn5113  The video is interesting, but posting multiple copies could get you banned from YouTube.
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  12. 1) What is the reason? 2) Please explain why the reason particularly matters.
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  13. That’s probably (currently) unknown.
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  14. Yes. Note that D3 is more easily metabolised than D2, and both are fat soluble so it’s more effective when taken with fat/oil in a meal.
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  15. The chances of death are incredibly low and haven’t changed much.
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  16. YouTube routinely deletes all comments deemed unacceptable.
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  17.  @bidentity69  Ok, thanks for that. If we assume from laziness that a human is around 3,000 times the mass of a mouse then a 30 mcg dose in a human would be equivalent to 0.01 mcg in a mouse. So if the mouse was given 5 mcg then the dose was the equivalent of 500x larger than the dose used in humans? So it looks like your calculation is correct. I’m no expert. Maybe they use relatively larger doses in mice to allow for humans living much longer and the that death in the mouse could indicate a potential long-term partial disability in the human?
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  18. Quinine is related to HCQ and potentially might help in combination with zinc and azithromycin. The amount of quinine in Tonic water is strictly controlled because of its potential toxicity at small levels. Not sure how you would obtain it without a prescription.
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  19. It’s an automatic program that checks all comments
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  20. You’re welcome to tell us… …I won’t be holding my breath.
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  21. Please provide a source for long covid being 1 in 30
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  22. Who is?
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  23. That’s the whole point of the video. Have you always had this cognitive difficulty or have you worked at it.
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  24. 🐑
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  25. Nobody knows, and I doubt any study can be done due to the low numbers and an unwillingness to find out.
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  26.  @Fanakapan222  red blood cells don’t carry the vector. Whites are less than 1%. Affected cells get replaced in a few days due to the immune response. The risk seems low to me, you’re welcome to form your own opinion.
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  27. How is that relevant to the data presented?
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  28.  @edwinasherwood-jones9073  ok, fair enough, mine are tiny white pills
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  29. I’m completely sick of the gross incompetence, wilful ignorance and blatant corruption of our political overlords that is now plainly obvious to anybody who bothers to do the most basic research into what’s going on.
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  30. Dr. Campbell needs to explain that the RDA/NRV for vitamin D is hopelessly too low because of a statistical error that was discovered in 2014. You actually need as much as 10,000 IU/day, but you shouldn’t exceed 4,000 IU/day from supplements without medical advice.
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  31. It’s chicken pox. In adults it’s usually shingles.
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  32. Ok, so Geert was a vet who got involved with entero virusses. He appears to have a new theory for vaccination that he says will solve the problem (presumably with him getting well paid in the process). He does NOT say that immune systems are ‘bring ruined’.
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  33. Sounds as if whether they aspirate or not is pot-luck depending on how recently the staff were trained, with older being better. Maybe 1 in 100 don’t? Of those the factor is then if they hit a vein or not, I’m guessing 1 in 100,000? This produces a risk of 1 in 10 million of getting a venous jab. We then have the risk of what that does to people. Some will be ill and survive. In the UK we’ve had around 5 deaths in around 20,000,000 AZ shots? That’s 1 in 4,000,000. The figures match pretty closely. Aspiration doesn’t cost anything, it’s pretty hard to argue against it.
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  34. The YouTube algorithm automatically deletes all comments deemed unacceptable for wrongthink
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  35.  @copernicofelinis  Utter nonsense in my opinion. There’s no evidence of people failing to assimilate vitamin D that I’ve heard of. Ask him for his evidence.
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  36. Unlikely to have changed that much in a year.
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  37. The map at 05:20 shows Ukraine is excluded from the figures. They also state “Ukraine, Germany (Berlin) and Germany (Hesse) were not included in the pooled data”.
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  38. Placebos don’t generally alter life/death outcomes. India think it works.
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  39. Your looking at the rate for anaphylactic reactions. The 1,250 per million (1/800) is for life changing reactions to the jab - heart attacks, strokes, etc.
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  40.  @raff23able  Good point, I’ll adjust my statement...
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  41. With no other data it’s impossible to say.
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  42. Yes, the AZ uses a virus for transport.
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  43. Grow up
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  44. Good luck with that
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  45. It’s good for Pfizer
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  46. The dosage should be scaled by body mass. If most adults weigh around 140 Lbs and should be taking 4,000 IU of vitamin D, scale accordingly.
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  47. Not ordering more AZ doesn’t mean they aren’t using up existing stocks. The answer is extremely disingenuous.
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  48. The figures are public, you’re welcome to research it and let us know.
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  49. I’ve heard a rumour that their President has died.
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  50. If you eat an entire bar of chocolate every day you’re likely to have other problems.
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