Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "Dr. John Campbell" channel.

  1.  @susanpick2382  It might have to do with the olfactory side (olfactory fatigue?), not how long a working dog can actually work. My ACD (recently deceased after 14 years of life) used to keep up with us on 3 hour horse rides, nap for a half hour, and be ready for another 3 hours.
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  2.  @karlhawkes  <—TROLL
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  3.  @garyfumeaux9226  STOP spamming every single thread. I’m reporting this as spam.
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  4. Weaning via titration can be done safely over 30 days, possibly less (down to 2 weeks). That said, a longer course of treatment (3-6 months) might be advisable to many people suffering situational depression due to pandemic conditions. Definitely something to be discussed with one’s physician and/or psychiatrist.
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  5. It would really make sense to use Covid sniffing dogs at airports and ports of entry. I really hope the authorities get on this.
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  6.  @JTheUsualMultimedia  I’m looking forward to Dr. Duc’s rant on this. He’s located in Houston, and he doesn’t hesitate to go off when he rants. Warning: profanity.
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  7.  @YvonneWilson312  Yes, and as I often point out in these comments, ivermectin has an established mechanism for treating parasites such as worms and lice: it’s a neurotoxin that attacks these tiny creatures’ nervous systems. There is no known mechanism by which ivermectin could affect the virus, unless one believes in magic. The largest manufacturer and distributor of ivermectin (Merck) that would stand to profit greatly if ivermectin had any effect whatsoever as an antiviral, recently published a study that found ivermectin has no therapeutic or prophylactic properties wrt COVID-19. Merck has no competing product with which they could make greater profits, nor do they have a successful vaccine. They are currently looking to invest in or buy a company developing a “promising” therapeutic treatment for hundred of millions, possibly billions, of dollars. Why would they take this wager if they were already sitting on a goldmine?
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  8.  @johmyh14  see the Merck study on ivermectin that just came out. No efficacy. Merck is the largest manufacturer and distributor of ivermectin. They would earn a lot of money if ivermectin was effective as a therapeutic or prophylactic, as they’ve been sidelined by their failed efforts to develop a vaccine.
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  9.  @jamesflaherty9250  TROLL Just another pandemic minimizer/denialist. Don’t be fooled by his attempt to have a “reasonable discussion”. This chap is intellectually dishonest and not interested in facts, evidence, or the truth.
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  10. There was much giggling in the peanut gallery last week when he said there were “big buts, but they’re good buts”. Who knew John was a Sir Rapsalot fan?
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  11. I really appreciate the service Nick has done. I know these brits are “stiff upper lip” types and don’t like lavish praise, but Nick has done us a solid with his personal reporting (as have others and especially Dr. John, but Nick as impressed me much more than other guests).
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  12.  @dmay9081  lol, it’s no joke. I bought online, and watched the price change in my shopping basket, and then go out of stock.
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  13. Why haven’t you watched the videos that might have touched on this topic?
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  14.  @RooRichy  Interesting! I’m at 2,000 IU, but I’m also in a southern, sunny clime. I’ve a rooftop patio, so I can get sun without leaving the house. I was given to understand that higher doses (10,000) IU were safe, but you’re the second person who has mentioned it 4,000 as the limit before you need to consult your physician. Thanks for posting this info and supporting evidence.
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  15. Give it a rest, Ivan.
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  16. What do you mean? Are you referring to the elderly? The attitude that “The sick and elderly were going to die anyway” is monstrous, and I hope you will really think about what it means. Imagine you knew your mom had two weeks to live. Would you have her be tortured to death, in isolation “because she was going to die anyway”? Or would you rather she not suffer death by torture?
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  17. That’s so scary! I am hoping to travel to Laredo later this year, but I keep putting it off (as I keep putting off my plans to California).
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  18. Lol, was waiting for him to draw some balls.
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  19. More specifically, what is the mechanism by which an SSRI would help an individual fend of Covid? If it was just “positive state of mind”, a placebo can do that for a short time, but the trial showed that the SSRI gave significantly better outcomes than the placebo.
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  20. Even worse, I think that quite a few who do know better are intentionally spreading disinformation, even those with the education to know better or to determine the facts. It’s as if they’ve sealed of that knowledge to maintain beliefs that are irrelevant to the medical realities.
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  21.  @Nowhereoh  Mexico is under-testing and under-counting. The Federal response has been mostly abysmal. It’s the states and municipalities that have been forced to act on their own, and even then some are not acting in the best interests of public health, but to keep tourism open. I would NOT use Mexico as an example to tout the success of any medication. Look elsewhere for your evidence.
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  22.  @annemarieandrews3522  daver is a troll who spreads disinformation.
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  23.  @daverok1113  More of your LIES. Stop spreading disinformation. Your noise might gravely harm people, and doesn’t help.
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  24.  @OlJackBurton  Also, the texture depends on what part of the cabbage you’re eating. Some parts will stay crispier longer, generally crispier towards the base of the cabbage. I like to dress up a bowl of gohan with kimchi, hitting it with bit of shoyu. It’s also a nice garnish for plain tofu.
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  25. Thank you for this. I’m seeking information on dosages. While supplements are low cost and effective for me, I’m looking into supplying supplements for about 60 people at my own expense. I know that there is no harm in higher doses (such as 4000 iu), but I need to get an idea about minimum effective dose. I’m in a more southern clime, so probably the deficiency levels are lower.
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  26.  @tomjohnson4747  <— TROLL
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  27. It depends on how you define “work”. You’re correct that it’s near impossible to close borders 100%, especially given the length of the border Mexico shares with the U.S., but that doesn’t mean temporary closures won’t slow the spread of new variants. I’m not all that happy with the Mexican government’s pandemic response. It was as bad as the Trump administration’s response, with President Lopez Obrador not taking it seriously and promoting miracle cures (including wearing religious symbols). There has been very little testing. As a result, the ministry of health has had to revise their death estimates. México’s total deaths due to Covid might be higher than Brazil’s (and second only to the U.S.). The problem that Mexico faces is that a good part of their economy is based on tourism, and tourism needs open borders and airports. It’s a quandary. The people in my working class neighborhood were already struggling even before the Pandemic hit. However, eight people in this neighborhood have died. Many have gotten sick. Nevertheless, if there is work to be had, they’ll take it.
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  28.  @rogerstarkey5390  rattlesnakes and vipers. Great idea starting this thread. It won’t contain them, but it will slow some of them down.
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  29. Societies are a giant social experiment, carried out for millennia.
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  30. He gave his reasoning, and he was clear that he was offering opinion. I’m just saying that to be fair. Sometimes when one prefers to “err on the side of caution”, they’re just in error.
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  31. “We’re married, but not to each other, if you know what I mean.” 😉😉
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  32.  @sunniva5335  do you get your vitamin D from SUNflower seeds?
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  33.  @yourfoodforthought  I hope you’re right. I have no doubt that it will be a mass spreader event, but the hope is that it will be to a lesser degree. This important religious holiday will not be celebrated in the same way as other years. We don’t know how bad or good the results will be. The only thing we can count on is that Tom Brady’s team will win. 😖
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  34. If you have a chance, read the nonfiction book The Death of Expertise by Tom Nichols.
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  35. @moral hazard Nobody ever talks about Man Spider, the arachnid that was bitten by a radioactive boy.
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  36.  @Sorakingdom4  She made a bad assumption and jumped the gun, but these piece-of-shit trolls have ginned up fake Dr. Campbell accounts to spread misinformation. If you see Dr. Campbell make an announcement, always check the date of the account’s creation.
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  37. That’s one of the mutations found in the S.A. and Brazil variants. It’s not a “new” mutation, per se. But it’s pretty nasty. Is there a new variant in Mexico or hace the found the Brazilian variant?
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  38. It was talked about in a previous video.
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  39.  @튜브개십  SPAMMER
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  40.  @mjtcpa  let’s stipulate that the tanker is traveling in a perfect vacuum and in relation to a single point. According to my calculations, the tanker will continue traveling “at speed” for an infinite distance.
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  41. Dr. Campbell mentioned that the vaccine manufacturers have been silent with regard to work being done to target variants. He also mentioned that previously, they had said that it was only a matter of tweaks to the vaccine. I imagine they are working at it, but it might be slower going than originally anticipated.
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  42. San Diego has some excellent research facilities, and they’ve been screening for variants more and for longer. If they say b.1.1.7 is currently at 5%, believe them. If they say it will be the dominant strain in a couple of months (over 50%), believe them.
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  43.  @RabJ208  <— TROLL
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  44.  @angeladansie4378  outside of the U.S., Cuba’s medical training has a very good reputation. Cuban doctors are regularly sent out on medical missions to other developing countries, especially during crises. AFAIK, Cubans that become doctors do so for motivations other than wealth. However, I don’t know anything about medical research in Cuba. I haven’t heard anything nor have I looked into it.
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  45.  @rodpanhard  <— TROLL & SOCIOPATH
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  46.  @RabJ208  <— TROLL & SOCIOPATH
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  47. You are grammatically correct, the best kind of correct.
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  48. If you brush your teeth and floss, your mask won’t smell like ass.
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  49. There is an entitled mentality among a certain class of Boomers, and they tend to pass it on to their children.
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  50.  Peter Mortensen  Datestamp. 😉
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