Covid symptoms change

[@BlackMan614]

I got it about 2 weeks ago... at an outdoor event. I was never inside with a large group of people or anyone outside my pod. Very mild. But I took paxlovid and got rebound about a week later. Rebound is much worse than the Covid. Paxlovid is a waste. Don't take it.

[@williamprice4269]

Basically the same results that Fauci and Biden had as well. And I agree with you. It’s a waste.

[@Justinsox39]

Do you think the medication caused the rebound?

[@philh1826]

Paxlovid gave me intense RLS, shakes, and trouble pissing. Stopped taking after 2 doses. Would rather just deal with covid by a long shot

[@jakethomas1829]

Big pHARMa doesn't approve your message and reduced your vaxxport privileges to house arrest. Good day!

[@robdixson196]

Anything that makes you either sick or sicker is highly effective.... As a poison.

[@darb3334]

Dr. Campbell makes this old planet a better place. We are fortunate to have him and others like him.

[@patrikpass2962]

I agree, except the fact that he promoted the jab for two years...

[@rickrack4812]

He has come around in time now straight closer to the truth of the matter.. Of course, early on he couldn't really say what he probably felt or realized, Because of the lying-fraud powers that be would have canceled him and blocked him out.

[@patrikpass2962]

@@rickrack4812 Oh yeah the poor guy could have lost his youtube channel if he choose to save lives. Lets excuse every politician who could have lost their career aswell.

[@coreycox2345]

@@patrikpass2962 From a public health standpoint, and as we developed our intelligence, he was correct. If people had been able to choose, is a separate issue.

[@rickrack4812]

@@patrikpass2962 So if you have bold Internet presence and hopes to save lives in your opinion, And because of that you get booted off of the Internet, In our nook in a total black hole, Where no one can see or hear you, Explain to me then how you would then save lives at all?????? Dolt.

[@mikestravelshow]

Think it's safe to say John's been there for us when we needed him most. A true legend. Thank you so much for your hard work 😊

[@baseballmomof8]

Amen. A genuine kind and knowledgeable gentleman.

[@miyuki3304]

I couldn't agree more

[@jamess9138]

Hear, hear!!

[@darrenhepburn2557]

I love these comments "Dr John saved us from feeling scared" hahahahaha it's so pathetic.

[@paulwyns3502]

You think? He promoted the "vaccine" (transfection) from the very start and is controlled opposition. There are some of us who told you more than two years ago that the FCS was lab origin. We told you that the vaccines were dangerous and told you what alternative treatments to use. We told you about the excess deaths. We were called cranks. No...he does not get away with it despite his backpedaling. WE KNOW. Deepak Kuashi who was the top scientist in charge of millions of research grants is being investigated by The Office of Research Integrity for fraudulent results in the trial that produced the " BNT162B vaccines protect rhesus macaques from SARS-CoV-2" add to that the fraud committed by neuroscientist: Sylvain Lesné of the University of Minnesota (UMN) regarding amyloid....a fraud that has underpinned more than a decades of research and John's own backpedaling admission that handing out SSRI's like sweets for anxiety and depression does nothing....but hey, nothing to see here. No, he promoted the "get your vaccine narrative" from the start. Yes, get your vaccine from the company that has faced the biggest fine in history (2 Billion dollars) because they care about your health (lolz). If you think we are going to go away and forget about the DECADES of malfeasance corruption and dual use technology which covers bio-warfare and experimentation on ordinary people then you have got another think coming. WE KNOW. We know about the SVCP and aids. We know about SV 40. We know it all and there will be a reckoning against all the corrupt institutes and anybody who promoted this abomination. We know there will be more waves of death and more viruses released but we are the control group. Unmasked and Unvaccinated and still standing and WE ARE COMING. The people who told you the truth have all been silenced and removed from social media. You do not get to change your tune now that it is blowing up in your face. We see you and there will be a reckoning. No one escapes this and no one walks away...your lovely bed side manner will not save you from the shit storm that is coming. Thousands have died and been injured. GET YOUR VAXX.

[@joanlynch5271]

John, you got us through the dark days of the pandemic and you have been a true beacon of light in the changing world. Keep being you and don't let them bring you down, both literally and physically. We need your honesty in this situation. We are counting on your voice remaining constant.

[@KarlaElaine100]

Thank you for fighting the “good” fight, Dr. Campbell. You have been a trusted source of FACTS for over two years and still are. Sometimes we have to hint at things in this crazy world we are living in.

[@markrichards3720]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@randomvintagefilm273]

@@markrichards3720 what's so damn funny boo?

[@dreamcatcher3861]

I keep saying it but seriously John, you need to be recognised for all of your hard work during the pandemic. I’ve watched every single one of your videos since the outset and I’ve had more factual information on your channel than I have on any other media source. Thank you for every second of hard work you’ve done to keep us informed. 🙏🏻

[@nelsonx5326]

Yes. He's been my go to guy on the subject.

[@marcosgoldenvoice]

I totally agree!

[@phillipcooze7668]

@@nelsonx5326 same here

[@alibali1968]

@@nelsonx5326 Yes, we should give him the recognition for 1. Getting lots of things wrong (his own admission) 2. Spreading misinformation 3.Scamming people like you and making a fortune from youtube and gullible people. Why don't you read or watch a real scientist? An expert. He's a youtuber.

[@myRefuge3710]

@@alibali1968 lmao. All he does is state the public research and studies you socialist gremlin. You probably won't except the fact that the CDC said the fake vaccines have minimal protection. Clutch that socialism.

[@r8chlletters]

As always very informative in the areas of concern we all have but that are not answered in the media. Thanks Dr C!

[@MarekDohojda]

He is media now a days; and folks like him are only media that matters anymore.

[@DameEdnaBrown]

Thank you so much John for being with us though Covid. Its been wonderful to be kept up to date by such a knowledgeable accademic

[@NoOneYaKnow666]

Thank you Dr. Campbell. For everything. Really all that needs to be said!

[@emmacollett2629]

As a PhD he can use the title Dr.

[@bessyfour5166]

@@emmacollett2629 So can I... But I don't... As for this very reason

[@Andyreally]

@@johnsmith9161 so you must be a mister smith then. Assuming you’re not using a nom de plume…

[@Andyreally]

@@bessyfour5166 so is your full title Dr Bessy Four?

[@bessyfour5166]

@@Andyreally Can be if I choose

[@biancacox9699]

Dr. Campbell…Many physicians in the states listen to you regarding COVID ..thank you for all you do🥰

[@frostyjo]

Had it three weeks ago. Body aches, sore throat, fever, cough with upper respiratory lung cookies but super easy to cough it up compared to coughing up from flu. Extreme fatigue where you are like "I've got to lie down right now". Very easy to get over if you are lucky enough to get enough sleep. Zinc, D, pau d'arco, C, magnesium for muscle aches.

[@mitchhills4747]

@Zita Brilliant!

[@debbiec6216]

Everything you mention , I had , fatigue and coughing , all that time I thought I had a cold . I never had Covid before and pray not to have it again. I did sleep alot , it made me feel better . Today is day 11 , I feel alittle tired. Everybody situation differs.

[@xy729]

take C and D everyday got bad fever last week recovered in 3 days tested 4 times came back all negative not vaxxed had face to face dinner at home in the bar with friends who vaxxed bossted but tested positive the same night never passed it to me or my family neither myself or family tested positive since 2020 weird

[@motorhead4870]

Bet you all took the jab

[@dantronics1682]

@@xy729 why did you find it to be weird?

[@RxLifestyleMD]

As an unvaccinated person (48) in good health i contracted covid-19 for the first time 2-3 days ago. The symptoms have been very much like what is mentioned in the video: - Fever (39C) for 1.5 day which then resolved - Sore throat (the first symptom, preceeding the fullblown illness with a few days) - Headache (resolved when the fever resolved) Minor symptoms: - Dry cough - Runny nose.

[@elsonck2523]

Same symptoms for me when I had it last month along with the rest of my family. My daughter lost her sense of taste and smell.

[@cristinah7547]

Had it over 4 months ago.... very mild.. unvaccinated in my 60's headache, slight fever and lethargic less than 36 hrs recovered.

[@rwilson7197]

Sounds exactly how my symptoms presented here in the USA. 👍 Also unvd.

[@DONUTBUZZCUT]

What about your oc2 levels?

[@maxmustermann4400]

Did you take any medicine? Or did you just wait to get better? I mean there are a good amout of natural things that could reduce symptoms a bit. Cistus tea, artemesia annua, vit c + d, quercetin, black cumin seeds(nigella sativa) and so on...

[@barbaraselletti6520]

I always enjoy your presentations, Dr. Campbell. You make information more accessible to so many people. Just be aware that there are those who don't want people to have clarity and will do anything to cover things up.

[@PraisebetoGod777]

I got it exactly a week ago, it was pretty rough for a day or so. It’s taking it’s time but I’m finally feeling substantially better today. You are the man dr John keep up the good work and god bless you.

[@heatherrenton2086]

Thank you Dr John 👍 I gain confidence and shed any fear I may have otherwise had following your clear, honest assessments of data.

[@maryscaletta7972]

@@johnsmith9161 He has his doctorate in something about health.

[@robbom68]

@@johnsmith9161 Oh please don't, I thought he was one of the good un's....And no i really don't want to.

[@iamfidelalvarez3487]

This man is gifted with his communication skills!! We appreciate your sacrifice of time and preparations for these videos! God bless you and your family! 👍🏻

[@jimmyzoom1143]

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[@Maggie22002]

Yep, my husband brought it home from work on August 1st. I tested on the 2nd & within 2 minutes the home test was positive. Fever, chills the first night. Congestion, like a head cold. Loss of appetite. We used only over the counter meds. Ibuprofen for aches. I slept on our couch & let him have the bedroom since he sleeps with a CPAP, for sleep apnea. We were sick that whole week. In recovery, we had the brain fog & fatigue. I still have a mild cough. My husband talked to other guys he works with who have had it. One man still has a cough 8 months later. Another man’s wife still has a cough 3 months after having Covid. Hard to shake the stupid cough. I even made a homemade cough syrup with Apple Cider Vinegar, local honey & ginger. At least at night, when I go to bed, I don’t cough & am able to sleep through the night. Thank you, Dr. Campbell for all your help on this. ❤️🇺🇸

[@Moni-ui5bz]

We had covid mid May. My adult son still has the cough too. But he's had damaged lungs before that (from a chemical accident) so I thought it was because of that.

[@mitchhills4747]

Oddly enough I didn't get the cough at all, which was a relief as I have asthma. Headache, sore throat, fatigue and HIVES mainly!

[@johnorr878]

Wake up to what’s going on in labs…then look at the agenda to bring down the west, if u don’t see it for what’s coming ur blindfolded…then tell urself what population is affected and what population has 99.7% survival…then put that against normal car accidents, suicides…per year…then read what life insurance companies are saying, deaths are up 40%…then put that against immigrants coming in without a juice !!!….please don’t be blind !!!!

[@lexisjolicoeur6665]

try using a pain reliever oreven allergy meds

[@crazyratlady3438]

Honey really is amazing when it comes to cough. Only discovered this within the last few yrs since studying diet and natural health. All those yrs raising children..guess I'm just glad I know now w raising my grndchldrn.

[@joejunior93]

Thank you for all you do, Dr.

[@lizpadilla6647]

What like pushing a snake oil that's killing people. Open your eyes.

[@JaredFunari]

Had (assuming) BA4 or 5 about 6 weeks ago. My 6 year old daughter tested positive first. Zero symptoms. Wife tested positive within 12 hours of our daughters positive test. Very mild fever for 24 hours. Mild cold symptoms for 5 days. I tested positive 5 days later. Mild fever, very painful headache for first 12 hours. Mild cold symptoms for about 5 days but intense fatigue for almost 10 and no appetite. Tested negative on day 11. Non of us are vaccinated. All healthy and active life styles. No lingering symptoms.

[@karendalsadik7119]

Hard time but glad the good out time for your immunity.

[@howdareu964]

Stop sticking swabs up your nose and go enjoy life

[@tooalice]

I also caught this and am unvaccinated. I had a much easier recovery than my other 3 friends who were vaccinated. Mine was over within 5 days, while they each had to have a Zpack and antibiotics. I was told to go home and treat myself like I had the flu. I asked my doctor why don’t they prescribe Tamiflu and he just said they just don’t. Go figure.

[@ladyvirgo013]

@@howdareu964 I know, right!? These swabs are useless, if anything they are messing with people's sinus cavity

[@dive2drive314]

"None of us are vaccinated" 👍👍 I'm not either but still haven't gotten sick... not with anything, and ive volunteered for homeless shelter, and hung out with people who had it. Lol

[@Whiskers74]

Had it a few weeks ago. No symptoms for the 3 days since contact, then had a headache, and very mild fever. I remembered you saying vitamins C, D, and zinc helped, so I pumped myself full of them. 36 hours later all my symptoms were gone. I've honestly had worse, and longer lasting colds. I believe it was your advice that made it so easy, so thank you Dr John for all your relevant, and useful information.

[@rosesnow2013]

That’s great! Would you mind sharing the dosages you used?

[@mitchhills4747]

I took NAC and vitamin D even before I got it and I think it helped me cope, as I have serious underlying conditions....

[@Terri-SavedByTheTruth]

@@rosesnow2013 I probably replied to you 10xs but YT keeps deleting my comment. Have you heard of the Z-e-l-e-n-k-o P-r-o-t-o-c-o-l? YT won't let me link it or even spell it but google for info. This is from the website but go there for more info: Low risk Elemental Zinc 50mg 1 time a day for 7 days Vitamin C 1000mg 1 time a day for 7 days Vitamin D3 5000iu 1 time a day for 7 days

[@barracuda6817]

I didn't even cough a single time which amazed me

[@jebeau2566]

You’re very fortunate!

[@londonflash]

It’s been a long time since I’ve said hello Dr Campbell .. best wishes to you and your family 😊🙏🏻💙

[@RabJ208]

You're only one of the few who has stayed loyal. Most of the flock have jumped ship at this stage mate. Lol.

[@londonflash]

@@RabJ208 i remain loyal to Dr Campbell as he was “on this” way way before anyone else and has never had (in my opinion) any self seeking motives behind what he does. He’s consistently been ahead of everyone else and the first to admit if he’s made any mistakes or errors. I truly believe that he has done all of this in order to help inform and educate people just like me! I’m forever grateful to him and all his love of data. It has served me very well both in terms of health , family and financially. I admire and respect Dr C and really want to meet him in person and gift him a flashlight as a thank you. I absolutely love that his subscribers have gained so much traction (he had circa 110,000 or thereabouts when I first started watching him and now look!! It’s incredible.. I hope he has benefited financially as a consequence and he deserves ever penny / pound of it in my opinion! He’s a national treasure in my eyes :)

[@RabJ208]

@@londonflash, some KZbinrs out there are branding him "anti-vaxer". He certainly ain't that. Take it easy!

[@londonflash]

@@RabJ208 he’s definitely not that ! Appreciate the interaction.. have a fabulous weekend wherever you are on the globe 😊🌎

[@RabJ208]

@@londonflash You too 🍻🍻

[@julia2jules]

My thoughts on long covid ons data Social care workers under huge pressure to return to work (often physically demanding) before they are feeling better and trigger long covid by not resting adequately during the weeks following the covid infection. Students - courses often went online so able to continue studying while resting Retired - (I admit most retired people I know are busier than when they were working!) however they are able to rest for longer if they choose Looking for work - job searching predominately online so able to rest

[@harrisonmccartney4878]

14:00 One of the things I noticed about self-reported COVID symptoms on social media, especially Reddit, was that some people who had severe COVID often had a mild case initially that seemed to get better before it suddenly got worse. Upon reading their description of events leading up to the worsening of their symptoms, a majority of the reports I read claimed that they resumed normal daily activities once they felt better, and those daily activities often included moderate to intense exercise. In all the reports that mention a bout of exercise, it was always the day after the exercise was performed that they reported their symptoms getting worse, to the point of hospitalization for many of them. With regard to the categories of people who are more and less likely to develop long COVID, which may be associated with more severe infections although not always, it appears that the people it's most common in (ages 35-69 [working/parenting ages]; females; more deprived areas; working in social care) are people who are likely to have physical stress and are less likely to have time to properly rest and recover, while the people it's least common in (students; retired people; people looking for work) are those who are most likely to have the necessary time to physically rest and wait for the infection to clear before aggravating it further with physical activity. This suggests to me that while these workers may not be taxing their bodies under the same amount of physical stress that those who exercised and developed worsening symptoms did, they are under enough physical stress from their jobs or life with kids to potentially further exacerbate some of the damage COVID is doing, thereby prolonging the symptoms. However in the people who are less likely to self-report long COVID, they are all more likely to have time to properly rest and recuperate since they don't have work or life responsibilities that would make them physically stressed.

[@equadvif4475]

When I (43m) had Covid in March '22 I felt fine at home in quarantene and I thought it's over and it was just a harmless infection for me. But when I went the first day to work/office I felt extremely tired after work and instead of going for a bike ride I slept for an hour. This fatigue lastet for 5 weeks. I even had arythmias after walking 3km! A cardiologist could not find anything wrong with my heart: "Try to do some exercise again. If your're not back to normal after 12 weeks, come again."

[@chg1264]

Thank you so much for this information.. it’s is similar to what I’ve been seeing. Rest is so important! And slowly resuming full activity and exercise.

[@mitchhills4747]

@@equadvif4475 Omicron is much milder generally but it can bite you later. I had a pounding heart in the middle of the night and severe fatigue, plus vomiting weeks later!

[@craiggamble4431]

So I’m pretty sure I had covid in 2019 when I had all the symptoms. It took me about 4 weeks to recover, 2 years went by and I barely had a sniffle until my wife picked it up off the in laws at Christmas. We both tested positive for covid, my wife had a headache and sore throat, I had fever lasting a day. I proceeded to return to self employed construction work once I felt better, I noticed though that I was really fatigued easily just exhaustion, at least once a month I’ll get very achy, muscle pains and soreness, breathing is fine no worries there but my daughter a toddler, at nursery seems to bring stuff home and it hits me like a truck, whereas my wife doesn’t affect her at all.

[@thealchemistdaughter3405]

B CDs::

[@philippefrater2000]

Reminds me the great Rock and Roll Swindle! What a farce! 🖖🏻🇫🇷😎🇫🇷😎🇫🇷🖖🏻

[@rdlouzau8752]

Hello my friend Dr.Campbell 🇺🇲 Still here watching you since the first day..

[@tonyd3266]

natural immunity here. spouse and I had a brush with BA.5 symptoms on Monday, but just bounced off with some edenbridge delite. We live in Florida where Ivermectin was widely available via doc at local national chain pharmacies and paid by insurance. worked wonders for us and millions others.

[@jimm.1013]

My 14 year-old daughter was slated to go to the orthodontist for braces. I gave her ivm for a week and that straightened her teeth and saved us thousands. I give my 11 year-old son regualr doses of Ivm in hopes it will catapult him to Major League baseball in about 10 years.

[@maxlinesartist]

Hi interesting about Ivaermectin I am in New Zealand and it got banned here and in Australia when the vax program and was considered in the conspiracy treatments .Sad there has not been real studies on it with good medical data as there's been so many people say it has worked ,Clearly there is something in that and it should have been looked at by the authority s

[@lamel1781]

@@jimm.1013 And I gave high dose of ivm to my 32 year old nephew who developed severe dyspnea during Delta wave. His breathing and oxygen saturation level normalised within the first two hours before he had a chance to be seen by the hospital doctor. He was sent home, rather than being put on a ventilator, and continued taking ivm till full recovery 3 days later. In the same week we had 3 Covid deaths of young people (27 - 35 y.o.) who followed our Health Authorities advice not to treat early Covid but go to the hospital in case they ‘.. have difficulty breathing…’

[@michellemcdermott2026]

Same for me. I am 53 unvaccinated and got covid in June. I took flccc protocol and recovered in 24 hours

[@michellemcdermott2026]

@@jimm.1013 Shut up

[@torismith2690]

I had Covid and here is how my symptoms started. 8/23- Sore throat 8/24- Sore throat, fever (I don't remember what the temp was), headache, extreme fatigue, chills, lightheadedness 8/25 Nausea, Sore throat, fever, headache, extreme fatigue, no appetite, chills, lightheadedness 8/26 Same thing 8/27 Coughing, headache, extreme fatigue, no appetite, fever is finally controlled, no more chills 8/28 Coughing intermittently, Sore throat, stuffy nose, headache controlled 8/29 Throat is mostly feeling normal, coughing, mucous build up The hardest thing for me was trying to control my fever.. I alternated Tylenol and ibuprofen every 4 hours. I took Epsom salt baths to cool down. Mucinex Sinus Max was a life saver. The biggest thing is to try and get some rest and hydrate. I had to sleep the first 4 days... literally could not stay up long.

[@somethingkindawonderful3034]

Tylenol ( ask your Dr !) Room temp bath ( get head wet if you can ) Ice water to drink or / frozen juice box / freezie

[@TexasRiverRat31254]

Thank you again Dr. John! You've been my main source of reliable information since the beginning. Keep up the good work sir.

[@PoutinePete]

Did you get vaccinated because of him?

[@sharonbrumley5355]

@@johnsmith9161 what's your beef with him?

[@jeffto23ify]

Thanks John all your hard work over the last few years on reporting on Covid . You speak sense and its easy to understand for us normal non medical people .

[@Anastashya]

I’m at the 3 week mark after testing positive with what my GP thinks is BA 2 Omicron. I had the vomiting and diarrhoea 😩, altered taste 👅 very weird, headaches, sore eyes (which I’m still fighting), muscle aches, I’ve gone from sleeping as much as possible to disrupted sleep due to an irritating dry cough! At the moment my worst symptoms are lowered cognition and memory and overwhelming tiredness 😞. Having said that, I have fibromyalgia, ankylosing spondylitis to begin with….and no, I had no jabs at all - I am not anti-v*xx, I just didn’t trust the jabs and still don’t. My immune system is dealing nicely, and this is my first run in with Covid.

[@sitprettybaby8188]

Don't take paxlovid!! It's the vax in pill form

[@forestworm7597]

Sounds like your naturally enquiring mind has served you in gaining natural immunity. You will be fine, in the same way the vast unv@xX'd majority are.

[@gurloutofthewurld6814]

My husband same as you with ankylosing. Tested positive for 2 weeks. He had diarrhea, fever, weird taste, sore throat so bad he couldn't swallow his own spit which was scary because possibility of dehydration and not wanting to have to go to ER. Thankfully a tekedic prescribed prednisone which took throat swelling down and recover has been steady. At 3 weeks now he is just starting to move past the partial insomnia and extreme covif fatigue. Wishing you 100% recovery!

[@josephdockemeyer6782]

Lady Amelia, you sound like me. Also, have fibromyalgia. No jabs. Now getting over my first ever bout with Covid. I assume it's BA 2 Omicron. Day #15 here... Anyway, had a high fever first 2 days then low grade for another 7 days. Bad headache the first 36 hours. Muscle aches for a few days and extremely stuffy sinuses. Lost smell on day #6. I can now smell again! Cough with phlegm day #5 which lasted a week. Oxygen has stayed above 97 based on checking it several times a day every day. Gradually temp returned to normal. Fatigue was bad. Today was my best day in two weeks.

[@slaterdomain]

Look up EMF poisoning. Same symtons...

[@kostasmav4587]

John, thank you for highlighting the important possible relationship between long-covid and employment status! This is a relationship that goes well beyond what Public Health and Medicine can tackle by itself. I think we need deep multidisciplinary thinking to understand the positive association between reporting long-covid and being employed. It could be that work demands an earlier and fuller recovery, which may in part cause worse long-covid. It could be that work exposes people to repeat-covid, making long-covid more likely or harsher. It could be that people who manage their time more freely (students, retired and the like) can manage the symptoms better and are thus less likely to suffer from them or indeed report them at all. We could (and should) generalise what the raw data tell us regarding the mix of interacting medical and social reasons that may impact different groups of people. We could say that the age group with the highest reporting rate is the one with the least free time and/or life flexibility (mid-20s to mid-60s) who would be more likely to suffer because they do not have enough freedom to self-manage. Similar arguments could hold for others leading inflexible, time-poor and generally demanding lives (e.g. women with two jobs - paid employment and housekeeping, single mothers without support, poorest employees and their families). The bad news is that without the necessary modelling and multivariate regression investigations we will not be able to disentangle and understand any behavioural responses/interactions to/with covid. The good news is that the needed data is being collected by ONS and there will hopefully be plenty of behavioural social scientists who will put their hands up to help tackle this challenge.

[@annbenson9734]

WELL SAID. There was initially an awful lot of covid in care homes so carers became sick. This was partially pre vaccination. These people along with medical personnel may have very long covid.

[@BestCoachOnEarth]

absolutely true, i think starting hard work too early after an infection is causing more long-covid, that is why medical stuff getting long-covid more often than some other jobs. I got long-covid 2 years ago while i was looking for a job, but i also started exercising too early after very mild infection.

[@heyitslizzybee]

Very well said!

[@useodyseeorbitchute9450]

There is a study on Polish sample showing that the higher the chance the person is entitled to paid sick leave, the higher the chance of being tested positive with covid. People not entitled to that (university student, self-employed) "mysteriously" don't feel bad enough to seek medical help.

[@sunmoonstars3879]

It took me 6 weeks from coming down with it to being able to leave the house and feel relatively normal. I’m an extremely fit healthy person, if Id had to return to a job that required me to be somewhere fully functioning within a week or two of going sick I would either have had to leave the job or I’d have screwed my health long term. As it was I had some after effects that took months to resolve and I believe they resolved due to minimal stress, l o fresh air, clean nutritious diet (daily raw liver was a miracle worker for me) and not overdoing it. Going back to a demanding stress filled job is for sure going to contribute to ‘long covid’ which is v similar to post viral fatigue.

[@Al1969A]

Thank you, you helped me through more then two years of madness in the world

[@kevinmcgrath7509]

The most common COVID symptom, I didn't know I was sick

[@dailymemele]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@what.if.youre.wrong...]

Boom, right there lmao!

[@MrHVACguy71]

that's why you have to test and test often to find out

[@gulaggreens296]

Means nothing, HIV is the same.

[@01gtbdaily30]

@@MrHVACguy71 test often to find out you have a virus that causes no symptoms ? My unvaccinated family had Covid twice and we only knew because my wife is tested at work .

[@grindgourmet4640]

Love that you provide fact based information for all of us to digest! Keep up the great reporting!

[@lonniefarmer7067]

My brother finally had his sense of smell come back out of the blue. We are all thrilled even though it was a 15 month slog.

[@jackpech5927]

Zinc supplement would replenish the zinc levels which affect the taste and smell symptoms

[@Maggy47]

I can relate to that

[@lonniefarmer7067]

@@jackpech5927 He had suffered full loss as the covid stripped his nerve fiber bundle to his brain. Zinc was not an answer in this case.

[@DaintLee]

Good on him. Im not sure if there is science behind it but after like 4 weeks of my smell lacking I started sniffing all the herbs and garlic I had in my cupboard, after about 5 days of doing this daily I got my first whiff of garlic. It was glorious. I don't know if my smell would have come back naturally or if this practice helped. But it never hurts to try for anyone else in the same boat.

[@sarahhall6126]

A relative lost hers for two years after flu! It's nothing new!

[@peterdonovan9600]

Will be wonderful to see you on rumble ,look forward to it

[@Sedgley9024]

The crazy thing about this information is that that flu and cold season have just mysteriously dissapeared. Come on!!!!!!

[@Nerd3927]

15:18 No John, It is very possible that a stressful job and *neglecting Covid without taking rest* and caring for your body gives a *worse outcome* . I have seen that multiple times.

[@margaretcundall9637]

Absolutely right 👍💯 rest is very important to help your body recover...

[@Codysdab]

@@margaretcundall9637 I know someone who had pneumonia, kept working through it ("they need me at work") , it didn't get better, ended up with badly scarred lungs, now has trouble walking to the shops due to lack of breath. Rest is no 1 in recovery of illness.

[@grazynkatodisco4916]

@@Codysdab .. yes it is. Rest bring back balance to the immune system. That would be a shame if someone had a long covid because of “jab”- like many people reported- and now would be called... lazy or pretending of any illnesses. Is that’s where is this heading? ... Since a lot of people reported about their issues right after” jab”... or months after....they were dismissed. .. or not believed .

[@Codysdab]

@@grazynkatodisco4916 well to question the vaccine in any way for a long time has been verboten. Which I find so strange as you'd think completely novel medical technology should be questioned heavily at every possible point. The propaganda around it though has most people thinking of you don't trust the mRNA vaccines you must hate all, which I my case couldn't be further from the truth.

[@dieZera]

my thoughts exactly

[@OgieAlcasidOfficial]

Got covid 8/14 and had body aches and a really dry cough. Other than that I was ok. I was negative after 8 days. The cough takes long to sunside but get better by the day. God bless everyone and take care.

[@anitawhite2669]

What is Covid 8/14?

[@ajsans9161]

@@anitawhite2669 They mean they got covid on Aug the 14th.

[@checkfactschecking]

@@ajsans9161 She was joking I think. Pretty good one too.😄

[@anitawhite2669]

@@checkfactschecking - Glad someone saw the joke lol

[@checkfactschecking]

@@anitawhite2669 Hey, I'm an old dad (just turned 68). Dad jokes are my thing.😄

[@mollyshumaker7325]

Thank you Dr Campbell for your information, & for listing the new symptoms in your notes. 👍❤🙏

[@bobcosmic]

Thanks for keeping us updated Dr Campbell . Shared to Twitter.

[@sammywhite9906]

To what?

[@sammywhite9906]

What is that?

[@bobcosmic]

@@sammywhite9906 Meet me outside 10 Downing Street at Eleventeen o clock and I’ll explain to you exactly what it is !

[@sammywhite9906]

@@bobcosmic Nobody much is on that platform now, only about you. Probably you sharing to that platform that got him a strike. You should know its not wise to share on there.

[@bobcosmic]

@@sammywhite9906 The truth has to be told & whatever amount is there have a right to be told the truth . Thanks for telling me nobodies on that any more .

[@professordogwood8985]

John, may I recommend you research or even contact NHL hockey player Brandon Sutter of the Vancouver Canucks. He has been sidelined for an entire season and his return to the ice is indefinite due to long-covid symptoms. His case, as well as the entire Canucks hockey club were a massive wake-up call for me on the possible severity of Covid. I think Sutter would be a good interview.

[@AM-wh8tf]

Or was it the vax that did it?

[@professordogwood8985]

@@AM-wh8tf No, I highly doubt that. If I'm not mistaken, Brandon Sutter contracted Covid before he had his vaccine.

[@MiddleAgedAndWinginIt]

I've recently recovered. 2 days of ferocious temp (non responsive to paracetamol etc) skin and joints hurt so much and a throat that felt as if Id swolled glass. The second the temp broke everything went immediately and I was left very nasaly, but not bunged up. Been taking decongestants and it seems to be helping. Im 3 weeks post now. Son caught it from me. He felt like crap in the morning, threw up, went to bed to sleep for 4 hours, woke up right as rain. Ive directed nursed covid patients and caught nothing. Now I've left the NHS, it got me lol.

[@margaretgannon6755]

I, too, felt as though I had swallowed knives! It was the worst sore throat I have ever had. My husband soon thereafter caught it from me. His worst symptom was a headache, which I never got, and he never got a sore throat.

[@cynthias.formerlysunshinea2131]

You are a great man, GREAT DR. for telling the TRUTH. ❤️Love & prayers from California 🇺🇸

[@traceyuk5207]

I had Alpha Feb last year just before the vaccine roll out in uk. Scary stuff - Really Unwell for 10 days, extreme fatigue, extreme temp 8/9 days, bronchial pneumonia, zombie type brain fog, restless sleep, oxygen low as 92 for 1/2 days. Took 6 weeks to fully recover but no long Covid fortunately. I caught BA5 4 weeks ago heavy summer cold symptoms for 4/5 days. Both times full test to establish a positive for Covid. I know which one was easier for me to deal with. Omicron BA5 is our ‘saviour’ virus!

[@bravebrowser261]

Have you taken the covid injection

[@He_Knows7]

How do you know which one you had?

[@susancooksley7003]

I just had COVID for 2nd time. Fever and headache for 2 days then just a bit tired. 72 unvaccinated.

[@dennispickard7743]

Susan ! We have all forgotten when we went to work with humdingers of colds , noses red raw from blowing it every 15 mins , throat on fire , running on LEMSIP and other useless meds. Workplaces had to draft in temporary staff due to illness and absences. We had the ‘ 3 day flu ‘ or could fall foul to the ‘ bug that was going around ‘ - now any sniffle or cough is covid !!!

[@looneytoons2878]

We now have tomato flu, this really is a clown 🤡🤡planet

[@silversun119]

So natural immunity didn't work?

[@indilab5881]

@@silversun119 Still work better than the "experimental" gene therapy .

[@brandon3872]

@@silversun119 Well it was relatively minor symptoms so I'd say it worked... Besides, do the vaccines stop infection/reinfection? 😅

[@sweetcountrylivinginmichigan]

My #1 source of information. ❤️

[@mamabear1927]

Thank you for all the reports..have a blessed day sir. May God watch over everyone here and many blessings to all..have a great day ..

[@butterfly23faith84]

Still haven’t had Covid since 2019, that was the worst flu I have ever had. Not gotten sick since. I tested every week since test were available. Never tested positive. Everyone that got shot tested not once but three times. Glad my immune system is working!

[@LateBoomer1964]

Me too. I went into the hospital for the first time in my life in October of 2019, couldn't breath like the worst case of hyperventilation. I was there for 6 days, sent home with COPD and they couldn't quite agree on whether I had pneumonia or not. I begged them to send me home since I couldn't get a minute of sleep in the hospital. The brain fog lasted for months. Since that 6 day hospital stay I have not been seriously sick with respiratory illness and have never tested positive for Covid.

[@butterfly23faith84]

@@LateBoomer1964 thank you for sharing your experience. Glad you are fine now . I tell people my story and they don’t believe me . They are the ones that had the shots ! We need to keep sharing our stories anyway. God bless 🦋

[@user-gz5pq9hm8t]

The last time I was sick was November 2019. I was sick for 3 weeks. No flu, tested negative for both strains. No pneumonia. Finally diagnosed with " bronchitis". I've Never had covid, never tested positive. not vaxed. I always wondered if I had covid then. It really wasn't talked about until January 2020. I read it was actually detected in China in September 2019.

[@grazynkatodisco4916]

@@butterfly23faith84 .. Yes !!- please share this, because a lot of people are ignorant and uneducated in this subject. Looking for easy fix and got themselves in to the trouble.

[@grazynkatodisco4916]

@@user-gz5pq9hm8t .. yes. They were holding on the news- even let them travel all over the world... for holiday season.

[@kandykissesco]

I currently have Covid I was able to get my hands on ivermectin and i can say I feel so much better 24hrs after taking it.

[@10Tuxedo]

What country are you from?

[@rangererock5567]

The I word...banned

[@FPVREVIEWS]

I got Covid and got better in 2 days taking nothing.

[@jakethomas1829]

Miss F: dis/mis/mal information is assigned to your social credit score. Good Day!

[@robbie3333]

My doctor won't prescribe it for me Ivermectin that is.

[@annevans3270]

Thank you Dr. Campbell for all the concise information to keep us up to date on heath concerns.

[@erockvaughn2190]

I am sick of these CDC Covid misinformation warnings. The CDC is the last place anyone should listen to.

[@pamelacopp8552]

You are incredible from a retired pediatrician

[@man_at_the_end_of_time]

He has a PH D related to nursing and nursing education which is a good education and a great experience base.

[@DiGi377]

Got it in late July. Puked the first night coming down with it then 3 days of fatigue, body aches & slight cough, then followed by low energy & brain fog that improved over a few days. Followed most of the FLCCC protocol plus other potions/herbs etc. Overall it was mild.

[@scottfay3553]

Same as you first 2 days had chills puked etc. Then was just shitty for 5 more days

[@stopthehate6843]

Same for me but still can't beat the fatigue. This is the second time for me, first was April 2021. I'm 'older', 61, maybe that's a factor.

[@xtiphuny89]

I had a very similar series of symptoms, only my lungs inflamed for a day as well, and it took 3 weeks in total to get past the fatigue and brain fog. The flu i had a month prior was definitely worse! But still, covid sucked in its own way.

[@lindahaddon]

Same here .. late July, puked once, low grade fever, chil, ache. Got better in a week, but felt tired and sleepy for a week after previous symptoms disappeared. Back to normal after 2 weeks. Kids were home with me, no quarantine, we're all not vaccinated. They didn't get it.

[@xtiphuny89]

@@lindahaddon lucky. Our son (3 yrs old) brought it home, didn’t know what it was at first because he just threw up twice for a day, was fine for 2 days, then got sick. He got a really bad cough later, that took a full week to ease up, but he got bad coughs from previous bugs that weren’t covid so that just seems to be a thing for him. I think my husband and my 2 yr old daughter got it the least severe of us all, simple runny noses and some aches.

[@LydiaMorsman]

Covid finally got me. I’m diagnosed with fibromyalgia and I thought I was having a flare up, didn’t know it was covid until my temperature went to 102. It developed into what felt like a sinus infection. I got a rash on my collar bone. No cough, I’m asthmatic, so that was my biggest concern. I have chronic pain/ chronic fatigue on a regular basis and my covid wasn’t as bad as that and didn’t seem to impact it. I did have a massive surge of anxiety, but I think that’s due to worrying about infecting others. I’m still positive after 7 days and have no taste and smell.

[@klpuhelin2816]

You can try to get your smelling back by smelling all the different things for a while every day. Just continue at least 30 seconds per each even when you don't smell anything. If you have some strong smells like cedar oil, tea tree oil and such, they may be the first you can smell again. Lemon is good too. Smelling may come back and then in the morning it's gone again, but keep smelling things. Spices, herbs, vegetables, coffee, tea, perfumes, pet food, bread, cookies, everything. Finally it will hopefully be normal again.

[@LydiaMorsman]

@@klpuhelin2816 thanks. I’ve been researching this. I have stocked up on essential oils and I have smell therapy sessions! I’ve also started omega 3’s as they are said to be helpful too.

[@LydiaMorsman]

@voodoopat1 thank you. I think I’ve got off quite lightly, so far anyway. I do hope that all the long covid research sheds more light on conditions like mine that are poorly understood. I’m also diagnosed with ME/CFS - There is a lot of crossover in terms of symptoms. I’ve felt like had flu ongoing for almost a decade now. I was the most active I’d ever been before I got sick. I wish I’d known I had covid last week, I thought my headache, muscle aches and fatigue were the usual and forced myself out the house to meet up with friends.

[@jenniferlee5508]

It’s known for anxiety to be severe with Covid. Each time I had Covid my anxiety sky rocketed. The worse feeling 😬. My second round of Covid in may 2022 was not the greatest. Lots of abdominal pain, leg pain, rash on upper thighs, had all other symptoms.,shortness of breath a week after testing positive. Was on oxygen at night to help my lungs heal. Now dealing with increase CRP levels inflammation and RA/arthritis symptoms 🥺

[@ThingsWeMayNotKnow]

Look into selinium zinc & b1

[@PaulBSimpsonJr]

I'm glad to see you're finally on Rumble. I'll be watching you there from now on and not on this censorship piece of crap platform!

[@darkoampem]

Enjoy the Weekend everyone! Get some natural Vitamin D.

[@kierandoc1987]

Not even had as much as a runny nose since December 19 and I'm not vaccinated, never wore a mask either

[@lisawellander7132]

Always such thorough information, John. I got Covid for the first time about 2 months ago, and my symptoms were very different than most I had gastrointestinal issues, no upper respiratory troubles, and most strange was a rash covering most of my legs that was exceedingly itchy to the point I had to keep ice packs on a d after 2 days had to take prednisone for a short time. The scabs from this comment rash remained for weeks. I have spoken to others who have said that they too had a rash but it does t seem to be reported much.

[@shuffman8094]

I recovered from Covid a couple weeks ago and was nauseous the entire time. I have zofran at home and had to take it a couple times a day. Didn’t have a rash tho (from Covid). Although I tend to get them on my legs periodically and it drives me a bit mad. So, hopefully the itchiness is gone. Ps - Bactine helos some as it had a numbing agent in it.

[@joetroutt7425]

I would suggest doing some proof reading before posting.

[@stephenmadanda6358]

Am very happy and inspired by your lectures your labour and give to us . but am just requesting if you can help me with some PDF notes on respiratory, urinary, endocrine, nervous systems .I will be grateful.thanks God bless you.

[@Jameslow2486]

Doc, please make a video looking into changes in birth rates

[@sammywhite9906]

That sounds interesting.

[@sammywhite9906]

Have they decreased?

[@Jameslow2486]

@Don Williamson I think/hope he realises now that all is not as it is portrayed. It is a tightrope to not be cancelled.

[@looneytoons2878]

Look up undertaker's and the increase in infant death's

[@chris4814b]

DR.JOHN. Could you please comment on the recent GBN report that cited data that shows the european nations with the highest vacc rates seem to have the highest excess deaths, and the countries with the lowest vacc rates seem to have the lowest excess deaths?

[@chris4814b]

Not sure what database they used for that bit, but seemed compelling.

[@bensk8in467]

Throughout all of this I have maintained my clean eating, avoided substance abuse and use, and getting exercise and it has seemed to work well for me. People living healthier lifestyles through dieting and being out riding bicycles and stuff like that look like they’ve been doing well. Junk food diet and staying inside all the time people not so much. I bagged groceries during this and what was in a person’s cart was almost a 💯 reflection of their portrait health and attitude. The crappier the food in their cart……the more sickly and crabby they were. The better food in their cart……the more vibrant and healthier they appeared. Just something to think about.

[@mooch4274]

As they say you are what you eat! For sure it goes a long way to help, but i know plenty of super healthy people who caught it and came off bad, so diet/exercise etc is only half the equation, the other genetics, blood type, immune system health, viral load at point of catching it etc etc

[@bensk8in467]

@@mooch4274 You’re right they did mention blood types associated with better immunity and when they did I researched that they were the same as those that were more resistant to autophagy caused by radio sensitivity and radiation. Turns out the same blood types resistant to Covid are also resistant to getting blasted with wireless signal and frequency. What a coincidence who would’ve thunk. You also don’t know who is super healthy by looking at someone. A person can appear healthy and still be rotting on the inside. Intestinal health is the front line to immune system health and more people than they know are in bad shape. If people’s abdomen had a window a lot of people would stop what they’re putting in themselves and how much.

[@emage11]

Glad I'm not the only one, I like taking a sneak peak at what people buy and it sometimes oripilates me!

[@leeturner3750]

@@emage11 oripilates???

[@kittylikesmilk]

Thank you for going over this important information. My government is so far from anything remotely helpful. There’s so few folks to turn to these days, so I appreciate you!!

[@DanaWilliams05]

Me and my husband live in southern Alabama in US. My husband got Covid first then I got it. My symptoms showed up the day after his. Our symptoms were terrible! We had severe bone aches, sharp pain in our eyes, coughed up bloody mucus, high fever (103.5), dizziness when getting up to walk around. We r still having exhaustion and we are a week in. I retested today and I’m still a strong positive. We really thought we were going to die. This has been horrible ! Thank you for keeping the world informed

[@christineharrison2312]

Do you know your D levels? Get them up to 60 at least

[@jimwest7107]

I had conjuctivitis to start mine off but since have sharp pain in eyes like needles.

[@tmc3525]

I got Covid for the first time recently, I'm unvaccinated and managed to avoid catching it for the past nearly 3years. I had 3 days of 101 fever, nausea, severe headache for about 5 days (the worst symptom), brain fog, dizzy/wooziness when I got up, severe tiredness still at day 11. Around day 6 headache and fever were gone, still felt woozy with brain fog but I started having weird symptoms, I couldn't find my words and I was having strange random twitches throughout my body. I took hypericum and arnica. One is good for nerve damage and the other brain swelling. It cleared both neurological issues up quickly. I believe Covid causes extreme inflammation throughout the body, in my case the brain or nervous system were being affected. My brother also had a similar experience not being able to find words, brain fog and memory loss. I also during the early days everything tasted really bitter and then day 6 I lost my smell and taste which returned after 3 days. No respiratory symptoms other than needing to clear my throat. It was a strange experience unlike any sickness I have had before.

[@flowlikewater6576]

Read about long covid, try an anti inflammatory diet. It helped me and others many others and take lots of rest till you feel better so you don’t risk a relapse.

[@mitchhills4747]

It's a weird illness for sure. Sounds like you weren't too bad thankfully. Keep well.

[@jmcb83]

I thought the same. Strangest sickness that doesn't follow normal flu/cold symptoms in the past. I did not get the cough but other close family members did. I actually enjoyed the first symptoms of coldness as it was 100 degrees here in July, but I also just felt so at peace no anxiety like others say. Then the splitting headache came which was terrible. Also lost taste some. Smell a little. Before taste left I had tingles in my cheeks like blowing up too many balloons. When taste came back I knew before because the tingles came back. Still have random cheek tingles a month later. The fatigue was weird also in that first week. Legs below waist felt like i had ran a marathon.

[@debbiec6216]

I hope you have a speedy recovery. At the beginning of Covid 2020, I didn't want any vaccine and stay away from people. When my brother were in the hospital, I was in mixed emotions, and it was one of the hardest things to figure out if I need to get the covid test. I decide to take J&J , let me tell you, this wasn't easy, and I didn't take anything lightly, extremely stressful for me. know I have Covid day 10, and I am still keeping an eye on myself and taking these meds. In my opinion, what people does, when it comes to the vaccines, that's their business, not anybody else to tell a person what to do. No judging here.

[@fransinclair3356]

That sounds like long covid.

[@italgong]

I had Covid in Italy end July. No fever/high temperature, dreadful sore throat and for a couple of days arthritis-like pains in my knees which are still troubling me. Lot of phlegm, rather debilitated. I took anti-inflammatory for 2-3 days NOT paracetamol. Minor and short-lived change in taste. 68 years old. Still a bit short of breath and very tired BUT I have recurring mononucleosis (glandular fever). No idea which variant I had. Hope this helps you. BTW I had no vaccination but sensible life style, isolation, mask when needed.

[@foddyfoddy]

No vaccination is sensible??

[@rickrack4812]

Most probably BA4 or more likely BA 5 .. And as For masks they have never been sensible they were always a there were always a false narrative and we're only a pacifier... The only thing they did was mitigate gross lgross large droplets from people who were already infected they never ever ver ever stopped people from contracting it. It is an aerosolized less than one micron virus and a mask is like trying to stop mosquitoes with a chain link fence when you get to those sized differentials

[@jimuren2388]

I've heard of extremely painful sore throat. One person remarked at the time "I now know exactly how many times I swallow in a day". Each swallow was, sadly, memorable ....

[@jstatoi3235]

BA.5 is the most prevalent currently, however I honestly think we have another variant on our hands. In the last few weeks, I have seen an increase in more serious infections than what’s been going around for the last few months. Some of the symptoms, dare I say, seem to be more in line with Delta. People who had CoVID even a few months ago, seem to be having a more difficult round with this one. Vaccinated or naturally acquired doesn’t seem to make much difference.

[@FiveGunsWest]

Was there a noticeable insatiable desire for pepperoni?

[@susan638]

Thanks Dr. Campbell, for keeping on top of everything COVID related, from an individual with unacceptable views in Canada.

[@Riz_]

Hi DR. John, Please can you do a video on Tinnitus? I have seen so many videos about ways you can eleviate it and so many theories but don't know what is true and what is not. I like the way you describe everything in the chosen topic. Would love to learn more about it from you. Thank you.

[@Portia620]

Dr. Mobean has videos on it as he suffered with that after the Kool aid.

[@dennispickard7743]

@@Portia620 I have it , from years of playing in loud bands . I saw a doc in Scotland who says he has it also ! I have tried everything- nothing works except being relaxed and a drop of THC oil in the morning and one before bed . The number of people who claim they have tinnitus after the needlecraft is scary - what’s going on ?

[@lyalldavis2405]

I have tinnitus. Habituation is key. One day you will realise that you have stopped thinking about it and it will just fade into the background. In the short term - avoid silence!!

[@dennispickard7743]

@@lyalldavis2405 when I saw the doc in Scotland about my tinnitus- he said he also has it and said “ the saddest part is , I will never hear silence again “ Alcohol kicks it up a notch with me - I no longer use alcohol now . Though if out with my wife ,I have a beer along with dinner . I tried that Binaural tone generator which made it more noticeable.

[@mouse9884]

I for sure had the first 2 variants (caught the first one during cruiseship quarantines) but to this day my stamina is no where what it was, I get short of breath easier, fatigue is a daily battle still, food doesn't taste right randomly, loose smell occasionally and have days of brain fog where nothing sticks, memory is sketchy and comprehension is not reliable.... I am 31 now, was 29 when I caught the first variant and was sick for almost 2 months. Second round was only like a week. I do feel me gradually getting over the symptoms, but I still have bad days.... it's crazy to me that it can effect you for so long afterwards.

[@nicohusky]

Wish you a full recovery soon.

[@mouse9884]

@@nicohusky thank you. I am better off than some, I know so I appreciate your well wishes. I hate that anyone has to go through it.

[@mouse9884]

@@1newme425 thank you. I am good for the most part. Just almost always tired/drained feeling and then the random bad days, but they aren't as bad as they were. God willing my breathing will continue to get better and with it my stamina. Thankfully I am no longer a smoker or I could only imagine how badly my breathing would be.

[@montywind1336]

Did you have a wicked headache?

[@mouse9884]

@@montywind1336 lord yes. They weren't constant the first round just usually light sensitivity, and my head felt like it was being pulled into my shoulders from the tension in my neck... but the second round I kept a minor ache behind my eyes and it would flare up if I tried to watch TV or be on my phone long or read or be outside much. I did find that I felt better after spending time laying in the sun both times though. Had to wear dark shades however. Now it's just normal sinus headaches though.

[@AveDistra]

Would you have a discussion on KZbin with Dr McCullough if could be arranged? I think it could be productive. Maybe bring people together

[@owainjohns2815]

in HK we still have quarantine, jabs for 6 month olds, temporary lockdowns, mandatory jabs, daily testing for work, half day schooling, utter madness....

[@leeturner3750]

Oh 😐what happened with the protesters? No news here in Oz.. what % jabd in HK now?

[@sapphirejunction8993]

Just got back from Kos, Greece and travelled thru airports and spent 10 days with hundreds of other guests from around Europe in an All Inclusive Hotel with zero restrictions or mandates...me & 5 others thru the age range from 3yrs to 78yrs and none of us caught Convid or anything else, are we doing something wrong??? Btw we're all unvaccinated.

[@James-gf9jl]

Yes, you are doing something wrong. You should do as you're told, and get vaccinated, so you can catch covid every three months. And kill someone's granny.

[@sapphirejunction8993]

@Ann-Marie Paliukenas you are obviously brainwashed, I feel sorry for people like you or maybe I don't...

[@robertmckinnon6564]

@Ann-Marie Paliukenas oh dear

[@sapphirejunction8993]

@Black Rook I knew this was going to be the biggest scam in history from March 2020 and yes staying healthy with natural immunity will do the trick.

[@eugeniebreida1583]

You’re all hella-lucky. Enjoy! I will avoid risky behavior, but will consider air transport with lovely, clean N-95’s - on my face at all times, and to spare! For now, the heat in Greece holds no attraction for me. Staying cool, in late-Summer shade of my lovely Seattle garden. Life is tres bon!

[@crisjapopcris1564]

Dear Dr, in June my partner got Covid 2 weeks before myself. We had totally different symptoms. He had mild fever (under 37,5ºC), a little fatigue and light cough, tested negative, doctor thought it was a simple cold and he was treated only with AZT. After 5 days fever continued and we asked for a chest tomography and only then Covid related pneumonia was diagnosed. Then he was treated at home with iver, azt, hidro, xiclor, quin, colchi, cine. He recovered in one week, developed no complications. What worried us is that he tested negative for covid in the early days of infection, we imagine the same might be happening with a lot of people.

[@James-gf9jl]

There's no money in that.

[@imwithstupid00011]

Under 37.5° is normal temperature.

[@crisjapopcris1564]

@@imwithstupid00011 That's the point. During all his illness, even with pneumonia, his temperature did not dramatically rise. If we did not suspect it could be covid and ask for a tomo, we could have lost precious days of correct treatment and he could have developed complications. Mild symptoms can be decieving.

[@crisjapopcris1564]

@@johnorr878 Test was made at the hospital by a nurse. We can't touch the swabs or test them for radioactivity.

[@christinavance1128]

Virus so deadly it killed the flu common cold allergies etc yet now people are dying from unknown causes after vaccine roll out 🤬🤬🤬

[@StandUp777]

59. Healthy. No vax. No pre-existing conditions. Got covid for first time end of June. Dry cough then next day super sick and tested positive. Splitting migraine-like headache and vomiting for first three days, along with dry cough. Slight loss of smell, tinnitus. About a week before the coughing stopped. No breathing issues. No fever. Drank alot of electrolyte and immune boost drinks along with water. Sat in the sun every day. Was good to go after two weeks. No picnic, but I got through it. Not sure how I got it. 😕

[@clbaird40]

Like 99% of everyone who gets it.

[@StandUp777]

@@clbaird40 your point?

[@bighands69]

@@StandUp777 You are having a typical set of symptoms.

[@itk2493]

@@StandUp777 That everyone single persons body goes through a detox, that's all that happened, sh1t in sh1t out.

[@nesq4104]

You were Arial sprayed by govt like everyone else. New version of chemical

[@scooter5005]

Personally have long COVID with some severe symptoms, but local Drs have me zero advice. Thank God for you!

[@ladyvirgo013]

STOP allowing the swabs up your noses! Treat yourself and get better.

[@janeteddddd]

Exactly ..who knows what's on them and the test is not meant for this ..

[@thewanderingweave6286]

I'd like to see Dr John set up an independent platform where he could express himself without censorship.

[@looselipssinkships333]

Hes a payed shill mate rhats why he pushed the jab

[@joelahnstein2281]

My wife is in her 21st month of working her way back from brain fog / shot term memory loss. Glad to see Alpha finally mentioned as a cause.

[@ThingsWeMayNotKnow]

Look into selinium & b1

[@df8662]

Pepcid ac cleared mine after delta.

[@patriciasedgewick5005]

Thank you again Dr John for all your hard work in bringing so much knowledge to our understanding. Have a lovely weekend and best wishes to you and your family 😊😊😊

[@christaferduran3952]

Covid finally got me 8/14/22 after out running it this whole time. The first day and a half were what you could say is mild symptoms (head ache, body aches, fatigue, fever up to 102 for about 30 mins). Day by day symptoms eased up. Never lost taste or smell. Didn't really have shortness of breath during 5 day isolation, but since I started exercising again I can feel my cardio is down. Overall my experience was pretty mild but I did test positive until day 11 though. In Dallas TX btw

[@inespagan940]

Similar symptoms, negative on day 13.

[@paulc3482]

Had it exactly a year ago today ,symptoms were continuous sneezing for 48 hrs ,then headaches with very sore eyes .Extremely tired lasted 7 days then it was like a light switch totally back to normal with no taste or smell still can’t taste properly or smell now one year on

[@honour123]

My experience and that of my spouse was very similar. I can see how someone who is immune or health compromised could be affected by this illness. It is much worse than the flu.

[@alvagonzalez2575]

Same here we got covid in agust 2022 my family a nd i after avoiding it for 2 1/2 years.

[@elizabethcavazos5183]

I heard I doctor suggesting not to excise for a month, after getting covid. And after covid vaccine.

[@sarahpiaggio2693]

In addition to the thoughts expressed by Dr C here, can I say that a high proportion of our nation's workforce work in health and social care. They have been worked into the ground over the last couple of years, and from what I have experienced, those who haven't already left in disgust continue to be highly over-worked. They've been rewarded for all their hard work with a real terms pay cut. So perhaps for a large proportion of them, symptoms of "long Covid" are just burn-out and demoralisation. There's also the loss of loyalty to the employer which results from being working extra hours most days, and being chronically understaffed. So I suspect that some may think "I'm owed this paid leave anyway". Conclusion: we really need a reliable diagnosis to understand what's really going on. While everything is dumped at the door of covid, we will continue on a never-ending spiral of economic, social and moral harm, focusing all our attention on this one infection and ignoring all the other (more serious) illnesses flying about and as a nation getting sicker and sicker.

[@truffleandrosalie]

Yes! I was working 12-hour shifts on the front line until I got sick beyond belief. Let's pretend that didn't impact my body's ability to fight the virus and recover. Our capitalist overlords love to hear it.

[@KriB510]

Also, people who work in social care are constantly faced with responding to a variety of people in a variety of conditions, sometimes resulting in self-neglect and over-all burnout, as you stated. There is no recuperation time, and it is easy for any damage from illness to linger in such situations. Students and retirees are often looking out for their own needs and self-interests, not the needs of others. Hopefully, they are able to quickly recuperate under such self-centered conditions. People seeking for work may be hesitant to self-report any perceived weakness for fear of losing out on job opportunities. The fact that the work-force is largely over-worked and under-paid is not necessarily the fault of the workforce, so the people who may have embedded snarky implications in this long-covid report can go personally serve lots of people in the field of social care for an extended period of time, in my opinion.

[@teamofsteve]

I would have read all your comment, but I couldn’t be bothered.

[@caroltopalian593]

If you don't understand long covid, you have a lot of nerve speculating that it's 'probably burnout'. That is foolish and disrespectful.

[@vlahell]

No.

[@al1383]

No vaccination, haven't changed my lifestyle at all, no covid. That I know of. 47yo never had a flu shot, never had the flu. 🤔

[@sapphirejunction8993]

Same here and I'm 53, unvaccinated and haven't been ill for ages and can honestly say I don't think I've ever caught this thing called Covid.

[@al1383]

@@sapphirejunction8993 AND no side effects from an experimental vaccine

[@BlizzardSeeker]

The delivery of the data is evenly paced and concise.

[@gypsywhispers9224]

You are the only Dr I’ve followed during the escaped disease situation we all face… I caught the first strain right at the start as my child’s school had half Chinese students and i literally caught it straight away, Wuhan’s a wealthy place so they send the children to board in the uk so that was that, like a bad flu, a couple of years later i caught i assume Delta and ended up with lung clots, a month later I caught it again and developed long covid, i think id be a good test study as i started with an auto immune disease, I’ve had symptoms for months including pain in my arms and legs I’m exhausted all of the time, insomnia, brain fog etc etc i have 3 jobs, well i did, i now have one and have to feed my horses which is a struggle, i pray for wellness, keep making the vlogs and please do go over long covid as its more common than is reported, I didn’t self report the Dr told me i had it, I’m now on long term meds and am told its cardio respiratory but also affecting most of me, i am now making steps to help myself as several of the gp’s have said the long covid clinic is useless.

[@newcivilisation]

Praying for your recovery.

[@susanrichards7178]

Tested positive 2 weeks ago for the first time. Felt like influenza. I'm still not 100%- fatigue and brain fog hanging around. Hoping it continues to lessen because starting the school year (I'm a teacher) with the brain fog has been tough!

[@grayhatjen5924]

I lost at least a week to the brain fog. I remember next to nothing.

[@opposingshore9322]

I am in the US and have covid now, likely BA.5. Felt first symptoms Monday eve and tested positive Tues morning. Began with scratchy throat and mild symptoms, worsened on the 2nd night with fever, body aches, cough, upper respiratory congestion, headache, and fatigue. Those symptoms resolved within 2 more days into only fatigue, low fever, and some nasal congestion. Now on day 5, the fatigue seems to be lessening, no fever, and I am feeling like myself again with a little lingering congestion. Feels like I’m on the mend in 5 days. I’ve received the Pfizer first and second dose, and Moderna 3rd and 4th doses. Just wanted to share for everyone’s info- wishing good health to all.

[@davidodonovan1699]

Well done Dr. Campbell for all the great work that you do. You ate brilliant. God bless you doctor.

[@universeconsciouscitizensc592]

Thanks for talking about Long Covid! I am 66, but never sick in 40 years, until Covid. I have had long Covid for almost two years, with mostly neurological problems, but no fever or any respiratory problems at all. My son has extreme Covid induced psychosis (zero history of psych problems), and has been affected by it almost a year. He's not even my son it's so bad. I also have weird body pains from time to time, brief and intense nausea, difficulty urinating occasionally, fatigue, brain fog, blotches on my feet, and I think some heart problems. Covid has really messed with my family, but all long term symptoms. All have had very mild initial symptoms followed by serious long term symptoms. It has really messed up my family. I notice symptoms are worse after anything that stimulates my immune system, such as exercise, but it's actually worse in the long term if I don't exercise. It seems to be a little better now, so I am hopeful.

[@danacaro-herman3530]

@Universe Conscious Citizens Club. Sounds like you got those long haul symptoms from the jab. Be truthful.

[@universeconsciouscitizensc592]

@@danacaro-herman3530 My first vaccine actually removed ALL my Long symptoms from the first variant, probably by resetting my immune system. The Delta variant gave me a different set of symptoms, and the two boosters after that improved my symptoms for about four days each. I'll be getting a third booster as soon as I can.

[@danacaro-herman3530]

@@universeconsciouscitizensc592 Be very careful. Your immune system is not being reset, it's becoming depleted.

[@jesperlykkeberg7438]

Long Covid gives you fatigue. I´m so tired of coughing since I started smoking cigarettes 40 years ago. Damn Covid.

[@jacksfavorite4808]

As far as I know, I finally caught covid. I've had symptoms for about 3 days. Those symptoms are coughing and things smell differently than they should. Everything smells kind of "smoky", if that makes any sense.

[@James-gf9jl]

Sounds like a smoker's cough.

[@neilturner2924]

had it six weeks ago still smell smokey

[@davehughes4042]

Bit like a cold then

[@MrJimMajor]

About a year ago I tested positive. I had fatigue and things had what I called a metallic odor. It sounds weird but that's the best I could do as a description.

[@yvonnestyer7197]

I have the smokey smell too!

[@huberteldridge2085]

Dr. Campbell, thank you for all your time and effort in providing honest and transparent data driven analyses during this pandemic. I was able to rely upon you when I wasn't provided the same by the CDC and local health officials. I contracted Covid a couple of weeks ago, experienced a moderate case with most symptoms. The thing that helped me the most was a twice daily (before bed and after waking up) sinus nasal wash. Significant and quick improvement after starting, I'm surprised this wasn't recommended more. Curious if others have experienced similar results.

[@susanbreeland8620]

Thank you Dr. Campbell you are the best!!! Greatly appreciated!!

[@bobcocampo]

In the Philippines we have 29.7% increase in heart disease death, 17% increase in stroke death and 700% increase in covid death in 2021 coinciding with mass vaccination in the same year compared with 2020. Philippine Statistics Authority

[@user_375a82]

We have it here but have covered it up.

[@grownupandgardening4216]

Ty for posting

[@cindyn3383]

Thank you John. You are the only one I trust for correct information.

[@sherrystouth7707]

Im a post covid long hauler (2+years, 50 yrs old, female). My suspicion is an active immune system that is constantly exposed and therefore reacting. Just what i have personally noticed. These days my exposures cause me much less severe and shorter "relapses" and once it passes, my post covid symptoms improve just a little more too.

[@Jewelmind]

Thank you for your talk. Its really nice to hear some real information,

[@charliek7944]

I will be going on 3 years with long covid. Got sick early 2020 and never recovered. 2020 was a series of er visits and specilists visits telling me they don’t know whats going on and dismissing me. Extreme fatigue, muscle stiffness, pain, always tired and less mobile. At 27, personal trainer who just opened a personal training studio. This just doesn’t end.

[@staceysoulful8796]

So sorry you've been experiencing that for so long.Have you had any testing for myocarditis or mineral levels to see if there's any deficiency? Just curious.

[@sammysung8590]

Did you take the ZOG GMO TREATMENT???

[@inespagan940]

Sorry about your experience, I hope it ends at some point!

[@LTPottenger]

Fasting is the best thing you can do, it clears out foreign material including viruses and puts your immune system into top shape. Some of the many benefits of fasting and a lower carb whole food diet on the immune system, blood pressure, blood sugar and anti-aging, all backed up by clinical data: Fribrosis/scarring is reversed. Reflexes and short term memory are increased. The hunger hormone ghrelin lowers with extended fasting and rises from dieting. Thymus is regenerated, which suppresses aging and renews the immune system. Fasting stimulates phagocytosis, the ingestion of bacteria and viruses by the immune system. Blood pressure is quickly and dramatically lowered, which is very important for a good outcome with the current pandemic. Fasting increases nitric oxide, which has manifold postive effects like reducing arterial plaque. Weight loss from fasting only loses10% lean tissue and 90% fat compared to the typical 25% lean tissue and 75% fat lost when calorically restricting for long periods. Blood clotting is reduced and blood clots and arterial plaque are reabsorbed into the body. Vitamin D plasma levels are increased, and vitamin D in turn increases autophagy! Blood sugar and insulin are lowered, allowing white blood cells to move more freely throughout the body and do their job. Ideal blood sugar is around 80. Some viruses activate glycolosis (the release of sugar in the body) and clinically it has been shown that decreasing glucose metabolism in the body weakens the influenza virus. Fasting is beneficial for all infections but especially for viral infections: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqPMpqmLn7SHg5I Is fasting just the same as caloric restriction? No! Dieting increases the hunger hormone ghrelin while fasting decreases it and has many other health benefits! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYfPXqGfoc2KgsU What breaks a fast? kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZK1faZ5pd2sadE When you move out of MTOR your body shuts down the building blocks of the cell which are used to produce organelles and proteins. This means the mechanisms needed by viruses to replicate are by and large unavailable when you are in a deeply fasted state. Does fasting lower testosterone? No, it raises it and builds muscle! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHu4daiZd7ypatU Fasts of several days will not affect short term female fertility and may increase long term fertility especially in women with PCOS. Fasts from 36-96 h actually INCREASE metabolic rate! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJamkJp_h5eNZ5Y The hormone Leptin is an immunomodulator that keeps the body from attacking itself and obesity causes leptin resistance. Fasting very quickly reduces leptin resistance and leptin levels and one day of fasting can cut your leptin levels in half and gets your immune system working properly again! Does the body preferentially prefer glucose as a fuel? No, it never uses mainly glucose for fuel and using glucose for fuel is very biochemically damaging! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJeUm6qDl9uBrtk Fasting stimulates the AMPK complex and activates autophagy. Autophagy (literally self eating) will cause cells to recycle foreign matter such as viruses and kill cancerous and senescent cells. AMPK does many helpful things in the body including activating the body's antioxidant defenses. Fasting can make you gain muscle faster: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4OwaXqIr9h8f8k Deep ketosis virtually eliminates chronic inflammation in the body. This can offset the life threatening symptoms of viral pneumonia which effectively kills you through inflammation. This also creates BHB ketones in your body, which also help your immune system and anti-oxidative system, especially in the brain. Ketones also provide an additional energy source during infection, which is critical when trying to fight off a bug. In fact you can have as much as three times the total energy available in your blood when you are in deep ketosis, or even more. It increases mitochondrial function and repairs mitichondrial DNA, leading to improved ATP production and oxygen efficiency and thereby making cells better able to fight off infection. Increased mitochondrial function also has the added benefit of increasing your metabolism and cancer prevention! Your body releases interferon which is also triggered by the body during viral attacks to shut down the replication ability of the surrounding cells and stop infections. After 72 hours or more fasted, your body actually recycles large numbers of immune bodies and creates new ones, rejuvenating your entire system. When you fast, this stimulates apoptosis in senescent or genetically damaged cells. This kills these cells off completely. Senescent cells are responsible for the effects of aging and are the root cause of the development of cancer. If it were possible to destroy them all it would completely stop aging and cancer. That is not possible but fasting can help limit these effects by killing off many of the affected cells and limiting the future effects of aging. Fasting also releases BDNF and NGF in the blood which stimulates new nerve and brain cell growth, helping a great deal with diseases like MS, peripheral neuropathy and Alzheimers. In fact, the biochemical regulator of BDNF production is beta-hydroxybutyrate, which is the same ketone the body produces to nourish the brain while fasting. Autophagy induced by fasting even helps hair regrow. Dieters losing weight through intermittent fasting show greater reduction in waist size and increase in insulin sensitivity for the same weight lost and alternate day fasters were shown to lose fat while gaining muscle at the same time over a six month period. Fasting reverses metabolic syndrome, which is tightly correlated to Chronic Fatiguque Syndrome, high blood pressurecancer and many other chronic diseases. Fasting has been shown to increase bone marrow volume by 10% and levels of carnosine in the body in as little as a few weeks. Fasting also increases telomere length, negating some of the effects of aging at a cellular level. Eating one meal a day can bring most of these benefits to a lesser degree, and adding a few entire days off from eating per week will have even more effect especially when starting to feel poorly. Exogenous ketones can aid with fasting, making it easier in healthy people and allowing some people with specific issues to fast in spite of them without worrying as much about hypoglycemia. Children, pregnant or nursing women should not fast for periods longer than 16 hours. People with pancreatic tumors or certain forms of hypoglycemia generally cannot fast at all. Type 1 diabetics can also fast but it is more complicated and should be approached with caution as it could lead to ketoacidosis. Those with Addison's disease may also be unable to fast without liberal use of exogenous ketones, depending on severity. If you experience extreme symptoms of some kind, especially dizziness then simply break the fast and seek advice. 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My channel which will always contain an updated list of fasting benefits on the community tab. I also have playlists on fasting and health and wellness and make a little commentary on health and fitness as well.

[@jenwendy7]

I'm so sorry ❤

[@robbom68]

Hi John. Sorry if it's been mentioned before and i've missed it. Could you let me know why the common cold/'flu virus seems to have vanished. Have we cured it ?

[@robbom68]

@@tinkletink1403 Oh ffs silly me. Didn't think of that. Hopefully their be back soon. Not had a runny nose for about 3 yrs....Missing it to be honest 🤑

[@revpadma]

Sorry, a strong flu is doing the rounds again in UK.

[@FrogFWK]

@@robbom68 Don't know about every place on earth, but we saw a sharp decline in all infectious deseases in the care home next to where we live, after hand sanatizers for everyone were introduced. Masks came a bit later (we had none in Germany) and Vx much later. After that, things went almost back to 'normal' again, runny noses etc., when ppl started behaving as usual. Don't know about the flu though. Some say they caught a light version, but it's not being tested afaik. There was early science talk here about cov2 taking the place of flu in the body but the discussion was dropped later.

[@rightallalong6286]

Actually I tested positive for the flu and positive for COVID.. lol. I’m not sure if that’s possible and this was last December. The doctor gave me the monoclonal antibodies, iver, a steroid and Zpak. Obviously I had the delta variant but I could not tell you the difference between the 2 illnesses and I’ve had the flu quite a few times in my 45 years. With and without a flu shot.. there’s never been a difference in the symptoms for me. But covid mimicked the flu A.

[@robbom68]

Still no response from Dr John...

[@pi-sx3mb]

Caught Delta last fall with pneumonia etc., 16 days hospitalization, nearly took me out. A multitude of long covid symptoms came and went randomly after discharge, with no rhyme or reason. Most notably had disabling vertigo 5 months post discharge for one week. All this eventually resolved to functional levels (not pre-covid levels) after about 8 months. I'm 64 and exercise daily. This past June tested positive again (presumably BA5) and got over it within days. Curiously, about 2 weeks later some of my previous long covid symptoms resurfaced, the most egregious being a tenacious dry cough. No one can tell me why these things occur, but I'm assuming it's all related to nervous system compromises. This is one weird bug. BTW, I'm an unreported statistic. 😝

[@jconsi8255]

FLCCC has a protocol for long Covid you should check out covid19criticalcare.com/covid-19-protocols/i-recover-long-covid-treatment/ I am 59, never vaxed and had Delta last Oct. Followed FLCCC protocol of hydroxychloroquine, zinc, vit D, NAC. Had nonprod cough lasting a few weeks and loss of taste smell. No long Covid. Got Covid again 5 days ago and following FLCCC protocol again. So far just runny nose and mild cough.

[@laurenisilluminated]

My husband got delta when you did and then reinfected in June of this year. For him it was mild but he still has a dry cough as well. He is 32 years old and slim but never exercises. It’s such a crap shoot.

[@user-gz5pq9hm8t]

Are you vaccinated

[@robbob1693]

I am 81 with heart issues, I had covid early Jan 2021, I self treated with HCQ + zinc + Doxycycline the moment symptoms appeared, the treatment lasted 7 days, I had 2 days in bed and was fully recovered in 7, I have had no illness of any kind since. Here in the UK the GMC ( General medical council ) instructed doctors NOT to treat anyone in the community who had flu like symptoms. I would suggest you did not treat the illness inside the 2 day window with either HCQ or Ivermectin. I have never worn a mask and am NOT jabbed.

[@pi-sx3mb]

@@user-gz5pq9hm8t Answer to "A": I am not vaccinated. I should mention that with the Delta infection my (former) doctor had me follow the WHO guidance which was isolate until you start to die and then go to the E.R. No therapeutics prescribed at all. My second go-round I had a new doctor who, among other things, prescribed off label Ivermectin and Fluvoxamine on day 3 of symptoms (when I tested positive) and I started feeling better within a day. Also, about 2 months before I was exposed to and caught BA5, I spent 4 days in close proximity to someone who was coming down with (probably) BA2 and I never had a single symptom and tested negative.

[@lesleysears9808]

Love ❤️ you Dr. Campbell. Keep up the good work!