Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "Dr. John Campbell"
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@petef1273 I’d also add that the basic mechanisms for how D3 operates in the human body are already understood. Indeed, D3 is a part of our bodies’ functioning. It’s the insufficiency of Vitamin D that makes us MORE vulnerable to COVID-19 and other maladies.
Contrast this with Ivermectin, an effective anti-parasite neurotoxin normally used at low doses. THERE IS NO KNOWN MECHANISMS BY WHICH IT WORKS AS AN ANTIVIRAL. High dosage studies are NOT showing convincingly the purported results that ANTIVAXXERS are claiming. Many of these studies are NOT controlling for other factors, making them less than gold standard. While low dosages have proven to be safe and effective for the treatment of parasites, the high dosages used in those studies that might indicate potential efficacy are also showing evidence that they are dangerous, possibly leading to depression, suicide, and god knows what else (we are talking about a neurotoxin, after all).
Furthermore, ANTIVAXXERS are misleadingly playing with numbers, fraudulently linking low dosage widespread use for parasites with Covid statistics, without controlling for other factors. The statistical numbers they are using are questionable due to testing and reporting issues. In some cases these Antivaxxers are fabricating numbers entirely.
These antivaxxers have demonstrated time after time a basic dishonesty. They use propaganda techniques, such as using fake accounts to create the impression that more people support their claims. They fraudulently try to support their claims by linking to studies that say the opposite of what they claim. They fabricate statistics or make unsupported cause/effect linkages between numbers. Finally, when all else fails, they bring forth their conspiracy theories. DO NOT BELIEVE ANTIVAXXERS.
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@johmyh14 Thank you for saying it. There are all sorts of quacks out there, some of them chiropractors. Many legitimate chiropractors work with orthopedic surgeons, so I don’t dismiss the field entirely. Generally, these are chiropractors that subordinate their knowledge and experience to established medicine. They don’t make extraordinary claims they can’t support. (Generally, they don’t make claims at all, they just perform their work according to the doctor’s instructions). From my experience, after being referred to an orthopedic specialist by a neurologist, the orthopedist sent me to a chiropractor for 6 visits, and then three months of physical therapist. He had a list of recommended PTs and Chiropractors in my town, and said that if I wanted someone else, to check with him first. He said he was not receiving referral fees from anyone.
A telltale sign is if a chiropractor bills himself or herself as the equivalent of a medical doctor.
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@davidmahoney4678 I’m glad to hear you survived and will hopefully continue to recuperate. My landlord got it in April. Elderly, but in great health for his age. He survived it, but is still very weak and tires easily. After he was released from the hospital, he went to recover in his son’s house and is still there.
This is a man who used to come personally to pick up the rent and see how his tenants were doing. I’d invite him in and we’d chat over refreshments for a half hour or so. He’s a retired teacher of high school mathematics, very active socially, and very much mentally active. He’s taken up guitar in the nine years I’ve known him. He paints as a hobby (terrible paintings, but don’t tell him I said it!). When my stairs needed repair, he showed up with bags of cement, sand, and gravel and did the repair himself. I could tell he just wanted to get his hands dirty! He’s just a marvelous person, and I really hope he makes a full recovery soon.
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