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  1. Whenever we see Dr Campbell visually upset and when he says the FDA's recent press release is "sloppy at best," we are saddened to pieces. The FDA is acting like the WHO did with their 'sloppy at best' initial response to the Wuhan virus outbreak. I think Peter Doshi, the senior editor of The BMJ speaks for all of us. It is scandalous to have even a comma out of place on such an important document detailing important information on a subject as controversial as the efficacy of the Physer vaccine. Bravo Dr Campbell, you speak truth to power like no other health professional.
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  2. Congratulations Dr Cambell, you are truly a gift to the human community in your unwavering efforts to disclose falsehoods and examine the facts.
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  3. Dr Campbell, I live in Switzerland and almost everyone I know caught COVID-19 after being vaccinated and some who didn't get vaccinated had some long-Covid effects. I have had 2 vaccines and 2 jabs and after the last jab in autumn of last year, I caught the flu for two weeks, but it was mild. It is a welcome relief the government here has decided to not vaccinate this spring and summer, but truthfully, the whole pandemic and the vaccines and the lockdowns look like world health officials don't really know what they are doing.
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  4. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for your reports. I've already said this, but I'll say it again: Thanks to you I have greatly increased my awareness of the Covid-19 pandemic, and I now do things like walk home when I see the trams packed with people and a breakdown in the system meaning another tram could take hours. Why stand for 20 minutes head to head with people knowing you could catch the virus? When I'm in the tram and someone coughs behind me, even though everyone is wearing a mask, I'll get up and move away. They've started giving concerts in the city I live in, but I have held off from going into confined spaces. Now you tell us that a rash is part of the parcel for this multi-infectious illness. When is it going to stop and when are we going to start realizing a virus that can knock out one's sense of smell is not something that happened out of nature? I shouldn't say that; I don't have proof, but what kind of thing are we talking about here? Keep up the good work.
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  5. Dear DrCampbell, I know I speak for a lot of people when I say how sad we are to hear of the total lockdown of the UK! Can you imagine the lorry drivers, already waiting sometimes up to 9 hours to cross the channel, only to be told when they reach the border that it's closed! It's so unfair and Prime Minister Johnson is getting grilled from every angle and accused of showing poor leadership, but what can anyone do with new, more contageous strain of the virus BUT to keep ameliorating decisions? You can see the pain in his face. He knows every decision he makes will cause lives to be lost and the only thing he is hoping for is that his decisions cause the least amount of casualties. Days before Christmas and it's a hallucinating spectacle in the country I live in with new lockdown measures in place. People walk around like they're sleep walking. The world has come to an uncomfortable, eerie pause, and we only hope that your country will be over this latest economic and health debacle as soon as the danger is over.
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  6. Vlad is a very brave man, a courageous person who fought back from a disabilitating illness to regain a normal life. What I think Prime Minister Boris Johnson may be doing in sticking with the 19 July easing of lockdown conditions is what happened today when 4,200 health professionals wrote a letter condemning his decision. What I think the Prime Minister is doing is showing that he wants to ease restrictions, but if he has to go back on his decision it will be because of the backlash from the health professionals demanding the restrictions stay put. This would get him off the hook of making a flip flop on another health matter. In a way it's damned if he sticks with the decision and damned if he doesn't, because no one knows which way is the best way forward, but 4,200 health professionals make it clear that they think it's too early to go back to normal. I believe it's too early too. But Johnson is right in that sooner or later we've got to live with Covid. All I know is that I am so happy I followed Dr Campbell's advice to get vaccinated, because I would not like to have even one of the known 100 symptoms long-Covid sufferers have had to endure. And the sad thing is that the Delta might not be the last of the variants! If Tim Spector is right and this Covid-19 virus becomes part of the scenery, who's to say a rogue variant might come along and cancel out the effects of the vaccines that have been developed so far?
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  7. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for the excellently researched information you give us in your videocasts. Please don't feel bad to talk about conspiracy theories, because when you do you clarify otherswise muddy areas of alternative facts that are floating around. You are someone people trust, so in a big way you are doing us a public service by giving us your take on a particular idea that is circulating around uncorroberated. So; please, don't feel bad if you think some conspiracy theory is a load of rubbish, run it by us so we can classify it 'debunked' as well.
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  8. Does anyone in the UK realize that had they---the UK Health authorities---listened to Dr Campbell's condemnation of allowing flights to come out of India to Britain there would be no 99% of all infections coming from the Indian Delta variant, and subsequent deaths as a result? It's a pity that someone who gives solid advice like that is not listened to. Shameful.
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  9. For the better health of the UK, Europe and the world, could you please get a regular 5-minute slot on your show every Monday for example, to hear from Dr Campbell?
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  10. What is scary is that when one recieves a jab, one doesn't look at the nurse or the needle to see if they're checking to see if they hit a blood vessel.
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  11. The magic bullet that will come out of the pandemic might very well be Ivermectin. It might come to be that we all have Ivermectin stowed away at home. But what worries me most is if the Indian Delta virus will find fertle ground and change into something even more deadly.
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  12. Dear Dr Campbell, I know I speak for a lot of people when I say thank you for your information updates and excellent research and a vote of thanks for the untold amount of your personal time spent trying to keep us all up-to-date on the most terrifying epidemic and world pandemic all of us or most of us have ever lived through. From your advice and dedicated work, my health has been the number one concern every day because of the horrific consequences of catching the Coronavirus. The minute I first tuned in to your excellent videocasts, I started wearing a mask, washing up, social-distancing, airing out the flat regularly, etc., and one thing I've done that may have helped and if I could pass it on is this: I've also done is double my usual daily fruit intake. Now, I eat fruit in the morning and the evening. I don't like vitamin D pills made in the lab, so I take one cod liver oil gelatin pill once a day in the morning. I was tested at my doctor and my vitamin D level is on target. Lastly, with 115 million people on the move just over the Christmas holidays in the USA alone, and millions in Europe where I live (what about New Years?) I think this is going to be the super-spreader event of the century. And: there is the new variant which we know nothing about its effects and side effects yet to stir in the stew. My thoughts are always going around and around about how lacking the world's leaders have been in using common sense when this thing began. The Vice-President of Taiwan is who I firmly believe that every leader in the world should have on a green telephone line so that they can stay in tune with the next bug to leave mainline China. He's a virologist and he really knows his stuff. Plus they're the first one's to feel the effects. Happy New Year Dr Campbell!
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  13. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for keeping us informed. Shouldn't there be a hotline from every country in the world to the Taiwan Vice-President's office for regular updates of possible incoming future pandemics? The Vice-President of Tailwan, I believe his name is Hu, is a former imunologist or someone in this line of work. When he heard from the grapevine of a new virus coming down the pike last December or January, he immediately put the country into lockdown. If our countries could get feedback directly from Taiwan, we may be able to copy the Taiwanese example and nip the next plague in the bud.
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  14. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for the latest information about what has to be called a 'modern plague' threatening the human race. All of the side-effects of Covid-19 are horrific, but now to hear sepsis is part of the package makes one sit back and wonder just what in the world is happening. We're in a heat wave of unfathomable proportions where I live in a country next to Italy, and recently 20 people went to a bar to celebrate somebody's promotion or something like that, and once again, a few days later, all of them had come down with Coronovirus. Local officials, like everyone else are baffled by how the infections keep happening in the bars. It must be that when we drink we talk louder, huddle together, laugh a lot and move around and obviously the virus is suspended in tiny droplets so after a couple of hours everyone has breathed it in. What is equally disturbing is the terrible effect the Covid-19 virus is having on indigenous communities. I had something I wanted to say, but I'll use the extreme heat as an excuse to forgetting the point I wanted to make. What I wanted to say has just come back to me, and that is what is with our immune systems that react so strongly that the systems in our bodies meant to protect go in to hyper overdrive or whatever and end up damaging organs? Could you explain why the body's immune system would go balistic on our own body? The sepsis video you are showing is depressing. How horrible to think that sepsis is now on the growing list of afflictions that the global Covid-19 pandemic has become. Be well.
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  15. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for your videocasts. I think people like tuning in to your informative videocasts because you give honest appraisals of what is going on in the pandemic. It's rare to find someone like yourself whom I'm sure half of your audience would like to see you down at the pub and buy you a drink or two! You also like Pink Floyd which has undoubtedly quadrupled your viewing public.
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  16. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for being the bedrock of common sense in the Covid-19 pandemic. I have followed your guidelines to the letter. I have to admit that sometimes I get fierce resistance from my neighbors when I insist on leaving doors to the appartment building open during the day. For example, minutes after I open the doors and leave them open, someone will come down and close the doors. Nothing I say about the virus propagating in confined spaces, like elevators, goes in their heads and stays there. I also rarely take the elevator as I'm on the 3rd floor and it is not a problem to walk up three flights of stairs at all. My comments today are about higher education facilities opening their doors to young people to whom they know will not abide by the rules. The minute the TGIF party starts, people will be snogging, dancing close together and heading for the restaurants and bars afterwards. It's madness to have opened the universities and absurd because all of these young people are used to using on-line learning. The sad thing is that we all know some unfortunate people who do get infected might be bedridden for months or worse. Be safe -
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  17. Dear Dr Cambel, I watched your videocast yesterday on Hydroxychloroquine, and walked away thinking that my initial feelings about the drug were justified. But then, today on morning radio in the European country I live in, there was a report saying that 3 out of 4 researches think Hydroxychloroquine does significantly reduce the risk of contracting Covid-19. I was appalled, because I knew your data showed otherwise. Now this! What's going on?
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  18. Ondine and Vicky, I have been floored by your interview with Dr Campbell. Briefly, I want to first offer something that I use every day to battle issues of health and problems of all kinds to both of you. I use the José Silva method of visualization. There is no proof this works so you must realize it's all in the mind. Not to waste your time, let me give you a quick example of how I would use it if I were in Vicky's situation of not being able to walk more than ten minutes. What you do is visualize a blue screen with you in it walking until 10 minutes when you cannot go on. You freeze the picture. In the lower left hand corner of the blue screen you visualize yourself walking 15 minutes etc. You freeze the picture. You then say switch. The new 15 minute walking picture is the dominant picture in a white frame. The 10 minute picture at the bottom left of the screen becomes smaller and smaller disappearing to the right, because it's the present to the past. Then you visualize yourself in the 15 minute walk in a gold frame and bring it to life with color, sound, smell and sensation. This is really briefing it up, but I hope you see that for each symptom you have, you can use this to try to alleviate pain, fatigue etc. The idea is that the mind will repeat whatever image it is given. The mind is our problem solver. It will work with all the power it can to get the image into reality you are proposing. I have not got the words to say how much you have made me wish both of you and everyone with long Covid gets better. Please try the visualization. The very best thing is that it's really positive thinking in a visual form, so it's a win/win approach from the get go. I am in the creative business and so I use it to help me find the way to finish a painting, or writing better, or being more successful. I also use it and am using it right now with a shoulder injury that hurts me when I play guitar. So I visualize the painful part. Then I visualize playing with no pain. That's about it. Be well--
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  19. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for the update on vaccines. Can you tell us what possible side-effects these vaccines may be supplying in addition to combatting the Covid-19 virus? What about the Denmark mink-tainted virus? Will the vaccines be able to handle controlling new strains of the Coronavirus pandemic?
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  20. Could you please give us your analysis of the 120,000 health workers in the UK with long-Covid?
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  21. I've recenty had the 1st dose of the Pfizer COVID vaccine and if all goes well, I'll get the second dose in mid-May. My question today is this. Is the 2nd dose of the Pfiser COVID vaccine the same thing, or is the 2nd dose composed of different components?
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  22. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for once again bringing us up to speed on yet another horrific fact of the Covid-19's growing list of detrimental attributes. Coming in at 8:43 where you say out of 39 patients, post mortem procedures showed that 24 patients also had the virus in their hearts. What is going on with this apparently simple structure of a virus that acts like a buzz-saw through our bodies? I am perplexed at the Coronoviruses ability to torpedo our organism so efficiently. It's like it was designed to do as much damage as possible to human beings.
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  23. Before I forget, I would like to ask Dr Campbell something about having everyone go to festivals this summer. Where I live on the continent, they are going to start things off with a 3-day music festival with some events having up to 3,000 people sitting together or standing. I am firmly opposed to putting people in confined spaces, but equally so for outside events, because if there is no wind, it's practically like being inside. My instinct tells me it's wrong to go ahead with festivals and people grouping together while across the world people are dying by the thousands per day. To be truthful, no one is on my side about this---and I understand why people want to get things back to normal, but there is a new variant out of Vietnam and it is certainly in the city I live in. The Minister of Health in Vietnam called it a mix between the Alpha and Beta strain and he said it was very dangerous.
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  24. If that is happening in your Parliament Dr Campbell, it's because of your relentless efforts to get the facts out to the public. The pandemic may indeed have made many villains but it also made heroes and you are one of them. Thank you for so much good advice and wisdom that you have shared with the entire world.
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  25. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for your hands-on approach in dealing with the statistics about the Covid-19 pandemic. What listening to you and watching your videocasts has done for me is to be more aware getting infected. I live in Europe and tonight I was invited to a Tango party with a friend of mine as the star of the band and I really, really want to go. But I cancelled. Why? Because of your very practical advice and because everytime it seems I read in the paper when a group of people get together to have a couple of drinks, they come down with the virus a few days later. It's hard to stay home week after week, but again, thanks to you we're in good health in this house, and if what you say is true about a second wave on the horizon it's the best advice one can take and stay out of danger at home until the pandemic has died out. Earlier, I wrote about air purification technology, and what I had envisioned has already been invented. James M. Tour Ph.D. told me the technology is available to clean the air of bacteria and virus. HEPA filters in HVAC systems can do this, but they are expensive. But they are used every day in clean rooms and hospitals. Rice University in Houston, Texas has just installed UV-C HVAC filters in every building on campus which kill bacteria and deactivate virus capsids. There are plasma filters and others, so now the question is: Are we going to go this way from now on? Isn't the lesson of the 2020 pandemic that we need to scrub the air we breathe indoors?
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  26. Could the excess deaths be because of the lockdown in that people who normally got some sort of exercise ended up staying home instead? Inactivity adds to increases in eating and drinking and this is harmful enough to have caused many people to die sooner than they should have.
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  27. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for your videocasts. I think I can speak for a lot of people when I say that I know you have helped one person become very cautious and wear a mask when in confined spaces and wash one's hands regularly and stay out of --- I hate this one the most! --- stay out of the pub. It's going to take months to get my drinking back to a respectable level with the pubs closed, but follow Dr Campbell's advice I have and I'm so far free from catching the virus. I know two people who have had it, and one never went to a doctor so imagine how many people he probably infected. But people prefer to have plausible denial and this way they won't get the neighbors angry because they can alway say: "I didn't know". But I can say that Dr Campbell has probably helped me a lot to stay clear of becoming a statistic. One thing that frightens me is of course having to have a tube in your lungs. Apparently when this happens, 80% of people don't survive. Now we have the Denmark Edition of the pandemic which more than likely makes it that more dangerous and the WHO seems to be completely out-of-touch with the reality of the pandemic once again. I wonder what the Vice-President of Taiwan, Mr Hu I believe his name is, has to say about the Denmark version of the Cornavirus. If it's been in minks that means it's had time to beef up it's potency if you ask me. But let's see what Dr Campbell has to say.
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  28. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for your altruistic and excellent videocasts during the most devastating pandemic in our lifetimes. I know I speak for many people when I say you have gone very far in helping ordinary people become more aware of a deadly virus that could infect them and bring great bodily arm. A young doctor in the UK was on BBC news saying she cannot walk more than 200 meters with a cane because she has long-Covid and her spinal column has been affected. It broke my heart to see a 38 year old courageous woman doctor vowing to go on with her career in spite of now having the physical caoabilities of a much older person. The new variant strikes fear across the world as it is being spread by people travelling from England on holidays. It beggar's belief no one thought to imagine they may be carrying death to others by their unconscious behavior. That being said, let's all hope for a year of great opportunity to make our societies function even better in providing equality and fair play and common respect one to another across the globe. Happy New Year John!
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  29. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for clearing up the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic's astronomical death toll. What about all we hear that antibiotics are losing their effect on people because of bacterial resistence to anti-biotics?
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  30. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for this eye-opener about zinc. Do you think that President Trump's bout with Coronavirus was a sham? That he could come out of hospital and be back in full swing on the campaign trail in mere days points to a possible fake-hospitalization as a way to get people's eye off the terrible debate he was in. Have you noticed how it conveniently made him avoid the 2nd debate as well? It just doesn't add up that a 74 year old could deal with catching the virus like a walk in the park. Also, his wife and child skated through with no symptoms. Come to think of it Tom Hanks and his wife Rita also caught it, but came out of it days later unscathed. Are they getting medications the rest of us can't? Probably.
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  31. Dear Dr Cambell, I’m watching your videocasts from a country next to Italy and lockdown is slowly giving way to normal life, but you can tell it’s a different reality no matter what they say. I am writing after only 2:15 in case I forget to ask you about one thing. New Zealand is Covid-19 free, Prime Minister Jacinda is dancing on the table and she should. My question is the following. Do you think that New Zealand will be spared of a second wave of the virus? People where I live are preparing themselves for the next round of this epidemic. What odds to you give it to return? Be well.
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  32. My gut feeling says that the UK is fudging the figures for the infections. As difficult it is to accept, it looks as if the UK government has decided to softenthe blow by under-reporting the real numbers of people getting infected. This is due because of what they probably figure would be outrage coming from some circles of the population who were against easing restrictions. But will we ever know the real figures in any country in the long run?
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  33. Dear Dr Campbell, I live down the road from the Verbier ski resort and what is incredible is that these people who were ordered to remain in quarantine are in one of the finest ski resorts in the world. They would have been able to live in upmarket quarters, eat excellent food, have the most beautiful surroundings one could dream of , and probably be able to ski every day. Not only that they would be forgiven back home for not being able to go back to England. But this is herd mentality in the wrong way. This is the rule of the mob. And we all know what happens when mob mentality takes over. It's too bad, because if the new variant takes hold in Switzerland and France, and it's looking more and more probable, then that means the new variant is going to circulate in other countries. It's madness the way this pandemic has been handled from day 1. We've just heard that a journalist who reported the Wuhan virus in China has just recieved a 4 year prison sentence! This is off-the-charts in a civilized world. Here we have someone reporting on a deadly outbreak of a virus that would cover the entire planet and instead of being touted as a hero, he's been sent to jail! It's absurd!
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  34. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for your channel. I know I speak for many, many people who follow your videocasts when I say, because of your thoughtful and extensive research, I have followed your advice to the letter, and I open the doors in my appartment building as often as I can. It must be said someone always closes the door. In the city I live in there is a new lockdown being discussed as cases begin to spike again. In next door Italy, cases are once more climbing. Can any of us who have lived any substantial amount of time ever remember life becoming like it is? All I know is with the pubs closed I have done everything I can to keep my drinking at a respectable level, but we all know we need the pubs open to keep any decent level of imbibing spirits for extended periods of time. Okay; a bit of humor there. Knowing Dr Campbell is from the North of England, you blokes are the champions of beer guzzling on the planet. It must be hard having the pubs close near you.
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  35. To Barabara: don't be afraid of a strong reaction to the vaccine. It is impossible to know what the effect will be so don't start thinking about it because you will only imagine it worse than it ever could be, because to worry and postpone about getting vaccinated only kicks the can down the road. The road is running out of pavement, so do it now. What's so bad about feeling a little bad a day or two at work? You've had the flu and went to work, that's all it will be. Lastly, it's completely appalling that a rogue element in South Africa can get people to riot and burn down their own life-giving services. One is reminded of the 400 white farmers that were murdered, many times in front of their wives and children and the ten year old boy of a farmer that was boiled alive in scalding water. A farmer feeds on average 3,000 people a year; it was senseless violence. Now, once again we see South Africans attacking the Indian population. This must stop. What is in the national character of a people to do such atrocious acts we cannot figure, but we all know wonderful South African people where I live. One of my best friends is a black South African man and so we know how good they can be. But the rogue element must be found out and brought to justice for the terrible pain and suffering and destruction of private property and looting at a time when South Africans are suffering a global pandemic and need all the help they can get.
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  36. Dear Dr Campbell, I'm coming in at 13 h 46. You have just asked your audience if we think this pandemic was completely preventable. My mind automatically goes to Vice-President Hu of Taiwan, I could be wrong in his name, but he said, when the Taiwanese government heard the epidemic had started in China, they immediately went into lockdown. Dr Campbell, you have pointed out enough information for any layperson watching to interpret in black and white: the WHO was not doing their job. One wants to find a plausible reason; one seeks to try to justify the WHO directives; one concludes in realizing that there was a missed opportunity to avoid a globale pandemic. You show us unequivocally, that the WHO knew an epidemic had broken out and yet they did nothing to alert the world community. This translates out to mean that a great number of deaths and an economic crisis of global proportions could have been avoided.
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  37. The world owes Susan and John and the countless frontline workers who are doing their best to keep us all informed and give us the advice we need to stay clear of the virus. When you hear the head of the Vietnamese Health Service saying their new variant is extremely dangerous, I think we all have to realize that this virus now appears to upgrade its effectiveness with each new mutation. What does this mean to us? Like Susan has pointed out, we must all do whatever we can to avoid falling into the complacency trap. But restrictions have just ended in the European city I live in, and the masks are coming off. Something tells me the Vietnamese variant will be showing its face in our neck of the woods and everyone will be living like the pandemic is over.
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  38. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for this videocast which shows why listening to you to take precautions is worth its weight in gold. Our hearts go out to the Covid long-haulers. I know one person who has not the strength to write letters and she's been ill since last March. Sadly, I think you may have hit the nail on the head at about 5 minutes into your talk: organ damage. What has undoubtedly happened is that even with mild systoms in the first initial phase, the deadliest virus to hit the planet in a century also goes for the organs like the brain, nervous system, heart, liver, kidneys, lungs and only God knows what else. So; what am I saying? I believe that the Covid long-haulers have been hit where the nerve-signals tp certain organs have been altered. They are no longer getting the necessary signals from the nervous system that allowed the organs to function---that were essential for normal behaviour. The control mechanisms to keep organs functionning normally have possibly been damaged only for a short time, but it doesn't help people who feel a part of their body is burning up, or that they can't think straight or they can't help feeling like a weight is on their chest, or they can't even get out of bed for more than a few hours. It's beyond sad; it's tragic. But is sounds like an nuron's electrical circuit has been cut. I'm only speculating or suggesting that Covid-19 has probably hit the brain stem and knocked out the usual decision making process of the brain making 400 decisions a second to keep a human being functionning normally. For the unfortunate Covid-19 long haulers, certain chanels of their nervous systems have been hi-jacked. The question is now of course, how can we get those signals going to the right organs by using other chanels? It may be that like a bi-pass operation, the people suffering from Covid-19 long haul are going to have to get other connections to fire so that they can get their normal lives back. We have to believe this is possible: of course it's possible, but that's of little consolation to those whose lives have been turned on end.
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  39. I believe that the new Indian variant should be taken very, very seriously. All over the world and in the UK, people want to get back to normal, and this is very, very understandable. I'm not a health professional like Dr Campbell, but seeing that the Indian variant is for all practical purposes---everywhere---and in more than 40 countries, and worst of all, much more contageous, it is stupid to not cancel opening up our economies. To my way of thinking, if I were in charge in Britain and the world, there should be a return to mask wearing in every place where people congregate whether they have been vaccinated or not until we fully understand the lethality of the Indian variant. Going to fast could put us all in danger, if, for example, us that have been double vaccinated start catching the new Indian variant and falling ill. In other words, I think it is a big mistake to open our societies and not wear masks.
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  40. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for today’s videocast. The WHO’s report into the origins of the Wuhan virus makes it clear that the powers-that-be have once again intervened in an international event to water down another important investigation to the point of it being ludicrous. What is more alarming is the absolute lack of anyone - from regular citizens to politicians of any party or country - willing to contest the flimsy evidence and abysmal findings of the WHO commission. Why haven’t they at least asked the Vice-President of Taiwan who was probably the first person to recognize the seriousness of the pandemic more than a year ago? In brief, after more than a year, the WHO is finally doing research into the origins of the virus and they have done no ground work themselves, and they have accepted the Chinese samples and explanations as completely valid. Will someone please tell us what is going on?
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  41. Dear Dr Campbell, First, thank you for your work and research and the hours and hours of time people don't realize you spend on preparing your detailed videocasts. Doctors have always been people who are looked up to, and you are a good example of why all of humanity owes you and your colleagues a vote thanks. I live in a country next to Italy, where they are saying a second wave of the virus has begun. I haven't been infected, but I know many people got it in the city I live in and many died. The worst thing I heard was of a 31 year old woman who survived, but said that it felt like broken glass in her lungs for 16 days. But now, to hear Rachel's story makes us realize how tramatic this virus can be. What a depressing feeling it must be for her to have had other organs affected. And Tim's account of studying 100 diseases and this one topping the list as the most unusual. Dr Campbell, what on Earth is going on here? We have heard that Prince Charles has not been able to smell or taste since 15 March. Three months like that would send many people over the edge. I had Indian food tonight and nice wine. What can it be like to not taste Tika chicken or a good burgandy? Thank you for your work. Because of your videocast I have made it a point to avoid confined places where people congregate when possible. It just takes one person sick in a crowded room. Peace.
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  42. We should forget the WHO and have a direct line with Vice-President Hu, I believe that is his name. It's obvious, the Taiwanese system works; the WHO organisation is corrupt.
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  43. Dear Dr Campbell, If, for example, one day you feel bad, you catch the Coronovirus and self-quarantine at home, would you know if fasting for the first couple or three days might diminish its effects on the body? Would fasting lower the immune system's response which in turn would not make the virus do such devastating damage to the lungs, for example? I quess I'm asking these questions in case I get infected with Covid-19 because it would be good to know what kind of food and drink one should indulge in to have the most limiting effects of the disease, again, if it is possible to diminish secondary effects through fasting or eating special foods or drinking special drinks.
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  44. Dear Dr Campbell, I am writing you about a videocast that claims that SARS – CoV- 2 also binds to CD 147 in red blood cells, might that explain patients’ excessive clotting? CD 147, as you know, is found in endothelial cells: the cells that line the inside walls of the blood vessels, so if Covid-19 also binds to CD 147 does this give cause for health professionals added reasons why there are so many various syptoms to the Coronovirus pandemic? What say you?
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  45.  @jamesdrew9434  Thank you very much! I try to not judge and be neutral in making any kind of judgement on anything. All I can say is that Ivor's analyses are very reassuring and it just goes to show how difficult it is to be a leader of a country right now. What I do is listen to all of the points of view I possibly can and make my own decision based on what I instinctively feel is the right way for me to proceed---in the pandemic, business, etc. What we have to relize, in spite of Ivor's rosy look at the Covid pandemic, is at this very minute people are gasping for breath in Bangladesh and there is a shortage of oxygen. I've never experienced not being able to breathe because of a viral infection, but I can tell you I am glad I have been vaccinated. Let's hop Ivor wins and all this was hype. That will teach us well for the next one!
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  46.  @loz6441  It's the hardest thing in the world to figure out what to do, but all we know is that by opening up commerce and businesses early, some people are going to paying with their health for the rest of their lives with long-Covid. One woman told me she still can't taste or smell anything months after getting over the Kent variant and that drinking her morning coffee feels to her like she's drinking oil. I've just had lunch and a delicious steak, excellent wine and a sumptuous banana cream pie for desert. I cannot imagine what it must be like to miss all that---and for the rest of my life eat food that tastes the same and a lot like cardboard. But Prime Minister Johnson is right: we have to learn to live with Covid.
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  47. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for being such a familair face and a source of comfort and security and a part of so many households around the world. Most of all thanks for being so consistent in your dedicated work to get the facts out to as many people as possible. I know you have helped me avoid getting sick by keeping me out of the pub---the worst sacrifice of my life---okay, I love a good drink and having some laughs. The reality is that people keep getting sick going out for a drink in my town, so I stopped going the minute I tuned into you all those months ago, and I'm so far clear of being infected. But no one is safe when you think of it; we all have to go shopping for food. Morever; what you have said that has most scared the daylights out of me is the 60,000 people or more with long-Covid in the UK. This to me must be the nighmare of all nightmares. Imagine having gotten over the flu, but having the symptoms come back on top of brain fog and all the rest months later! So thank you, but I know I am only safe and sound because I not only listened to you; I followed your advice to the letter. My quesiton today is why on Earth does the Phyzer vaccine need to be cooled down to such an incredible degree? Why doesn't just 0° do the trick? Why does it have to be 70 degrees centigrade below zero?
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  48. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for your great advice. Everytime I meet someone, I usually find that they are not up to speed on how deadly this Coronavirus pandemic is. I am so glad I found your channel, because I see how easy it is for people to brush off any suggestion that they might catch the virus by, say, going out for drinks at the pub. I know it's going to be hard, but because of your informative videocasts, I am firmly convinced the wisest steps all of us can take are to minimize going out in public places when it's really not necessary; at least until the 2nd wave has subsided.
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  49. Dear Dr Campbell, I live on the continent and I know we are losing people, but seeing what you are dealing with in the UK takes one’s breath away. We have to realize that front-line health workers have been at war with the virus for almost a year. And it looks like they aren’t going to be getting a break for as long as we can see. What is hard to understand is how the virus has managed to get everywhere and how it keeps mutating. There is nothing we can do except be cautious, but that doesn’t help the thousands who are in ICU units around the world.
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  50. Dear Dr Campbell, Thank you for this enlightening and encouraging videocast. Could you please give us a worst-case scenario for side-effects from any of the vaccines? What I mean by that is what is the worst thing that could happen, besides death, from taking a vaccine?
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