Comments by "channel" (@channel1_channel) on "Giving injections wrongly" video.

  1. Myocarditis for example possibly looks to mainly occur after the SECOND jab (there is possibly some Israeli data on this from Dror Mevorach, M.D., Emilia Anis, M.D., M.P.H., Noa Cedar, M.P.H., Michal Bromberg, M.D., M.P.H., et al.). Administration by needle straight into a vein may be a part of the problem, but not all of the problems. Injected substance into muscle is still rapidly absorbed into the circulatory system. This is how muscles get their nutrients quickly (in and out of capillaries quickly).
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  2. VAERS systems are TERRIBLE for god's sake. They are a passive system with VERY LOW reporting rates. Vaccination has reached some sort of religious status that can't be questioned, which only makes the issue worse. Comparing US reporting rates with Taiwanese reporting rates.....smh. Much of medicine is a true mess. There is no reliable data.....except in death.
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  3.  @fransmith3255  We are not dealing with x-rays of broken bones, thus we are dealing with the vast Fog of Medicine. I worked in an ICU last year. I've injected thousands of people over the years/mainly SC injections (I was taught to aspirate IM injections and did that). I was subbed to Dr. Campbell's channel here many years back. The Israeli data is obviously refined to Israel where everyone should follow the same procedure. This is from a nursing article: "Highly vascularized MUSCLE absorbs the biological into the VASCULAR system, rapidly." For obvious reasons, muscle tissue needs a rapid absorption of nutrients into it from the vascular system for muscles to work, and thus there is a rapid reabsorption rate back into the circulatory system. "IM injections deliver a drug into blood rich red muscle, allowing for a much quicker delivery and distribution of the drug as compared to SC injections."
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  4.  @jimjamson9534  It is not a term within the sentence. It is merely descriptive.
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  5.  @jimjamson9534  please copy the text and do a sesrch.
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  6.  @jimjamson9534  Pharmacokinetics - yes, there will be variation across the spectrum of injected substances.
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