Ivermectin in Japan

Antivirals in Japan
Ivermectin allowed as a treatment on August 13
Doctors can prescribe without restrictions
People can buy it legally from India
Dr. Haruo Ozaki, Chairman of the Tokyo Medical Association
www.tokyo-np.co.jp/article/12...
The situation is that the whole country is suffering from disasters.
No one will listen to me, so I will come up with a new policy
The antiparasitic drug "ivermectin" shows the number of infections and deaths of the new corona in a country that is prophylactically administered for another disease in Africa.
It is necessary to thoroughly study the clinical trial, but it seems that we are at the stage where it is okay to have the patient give an informed outlet and get permission to use it
Japan
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/202...
Population, 126 million
Cases, + 79
Deaths, + 2
Lowest since June 23, 2020
Currently reopening
More than 76% of population is fully vaccinated
(South Korea, high vaccination but uptick in infections)
Boosters to start in December
Ingrained pre-pandemic flu seasons mask wearing
Delta variant wave ends
Delta variant “self-extinction”
Viral genetic mutations
Ituro Inoue, professor, National Institute of Genetics
Delta variant in Japan accumulated too many mutations
Virus’s error-correcting protein, nsp14
Majority of nsp14 specimens in Japan seemed to have undergone many genetic changes in mutation sites called A394V
Non-structural protein, made by the virus
Therefore errors accumulated leading to non-viability
Also
More people in Asia have a defense enzyme called APOBEC3A that attacks RNA viruses,
Including the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19,
when compared to people in Europe and Africa.
National Institute of Genetics and Niigata University
Research to discover how the APOBEC3A protein affects the nsp14 protein
A394V discovered in 24 other countries
SARS ended abruptly in 2003
Working on a drug to inhibit nsp14

[@themanalligator4813]

The very fact that our government will not even discuss giving people the choice of ivermectin, tells you absolutely everything you need to know.

[@seeyouingoolag6497]

@@ukemad22 no

[@Darkangel01966]

@@ukemad22 Penicillin is also used for Livestock,will you refuse it next time you have the flu or an infection?Oh btw if you look at Ivermectins safety record it's much better than Penicillin,so i suggest you do some research before talking out of your ass.

[@roadrunner1337]

@@ukemad22 Incorrect. See wikipedia, human applications began in the early 1980's en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivermectin In August 2020 Professor Thomas Borody started using it for covid-19 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWSri2iEZ8qIj7M

[@ANTSEMUT1]

Because every nutjob treats it like a miracle cure rather than a decent treatment for covid19.

[@seeyouingoolag6497]

@@ukemad22 Even if it might have around 10% ? improvement that would have a large impact on population level.

[@jennh4714]

When all is said and done the "authorities " who vilified Ivermectin should be held accountable for all those preventable deaths that this 6 cent drug could have saved. Profit over life has never been more evident.

[@mimibergerac7792]

Unfortunately I am against the death penalty....

[@ronaldwalton6690]

I would have them charged with Wilful Gross Negligence Causing Deaths

[@ThunderstyleYTB]

​@@mimibergerac7792 It's the only way to instill fear in them though. The more power you hold, the more responsible you are. If you hold ultimate power, you should bear ultimate responsibility.

[@mimibergerac7792]

@@ThunderstyleYTB sure and the argument that innocent can be killed will not be usable in their cases....

[@psisavath]

A friend purchased for $ 0.15 for one 12 mg. Imagine buying large quality and wholesale, it should cost less than $0.01 per pill. Not much $$$ will profit from low cost. Follow the money.

[@budgetbids5820]

Im unvaccinated and suffer chrons disease. I fought for 2 weeks and kept deteriorating. The wife changed my supplements to Ivermectin and within 24 hrs my COVID symptoms started to change and my breathing got better after 48 hrs . I went from the bed I was in for 2 weeks to walking 2 miles. It literally saved my life.

[@naomideleon8363]

I was really hoping ivermectin would help me in 4 days in taking it amd my body aches are excruciating... I don't know what else to do 😫😭😫😫😫😫

[@gunnarMyTube]

It is obvious why IVM is being willified. If it would be generally accessible people would vaccinate a lot less, and revenues from vaccine sales (a multi billion dollar industry deploying worldwide) would be hurt.

[@annieb8521]

I am on my 10th day with covid, not getting better, and unvaxed, just started ivermectin yesterday. So from your experience taking ivermectin late, it will still help. I hope it will help me!!! Thankyou for sharing,your giving me hope!

[@uwdoajadfvgh6481]

@@naomideleon8363 youre okay now?

[@AwakenedFromSleep]

@@annieb8521 Annie B, did it help?

[@ordinaryguy6869]

Give people the freedom to choose Ivermectin and let them accept the risk, or make the vaccine companies LIABLE for adverse outcomes of the vaccine. We aren't allowed to take the "risk" of Ivermectin, but we are mandated to take the "risk" of the vaccine.

[@JB-pd3ir]

I agree. Let people sign a waiver and be done with it.

[@marymcquaid7291]

Perfect logic. Thanks! All of us should've thought of that.

[@keithcunningham2254]

@@JB-pd3ir Ivermectin should be an over-the-counter option. No jab and no waiver.

[@keithcunningham2254]

@@marymcquaid7291 It doesn't matter what the people think, when there's an authoritarian or marxist at the helm...

[@giosanchez90]

To permit the use of ivermectin would be to endanger the emergency use authorization of the vaccines, hence the absolute vilification of it

[@grahamturner1290]

Fascinating. One factor to consider is that the Japanese have not allowed Covid to become a political issue in the same way as other parts of the world.

[@gregh7457]

thats because the japanese don't care about politics in the least bit. my wife is japanese and i question her quite a bit about this subject. we've been talking about the case counts in japan for weeks. glad to see the Dr address this

[@grahamturner1290]

@@gregh7457 sensible people! 👍

[@cheddartheadventurer7511]

You shouldn't assume they (their government) isn't under pressure from international bodies to tow the line.

[@disputeone]

They are an old people and wish to continue to exist. We have decided that we don't want to keep existing. We feel too guilty.

[@FB-qp8eo]

And since it isn't political, they wear masks, do social distancing, get vaxxed and don't clamor for unapproved treatments. The doc who asked that IVM be allowed for private trials was ignored by the Ministry of Health, and IVM is not approved and not used. Dr John is misinformed.

[@paulmurray8922]

Kinda depressing that we always have to keep in the back of our minds that pronouncements and recommendations given by health authorities may be significantly influenced by the profit motive of Pharma corporations.

[@puk4763]

Very much so.

[@life_of_riley88]

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[@epicchannel4724]

Big pharma is owned by big banking hedge funds.

[@oaksessence]

It is not depressing it is distressing

[@chrisfoote9413]

Its more than depressing, it's criminal There is currently $39 billion reasons why. Along with 600 $lobyists, MSM advertising $revenues and the Big Pharma revolving door to CDC, FDA, NIH, NHS etc. Ivy is out of patent so Pharma loses money. Just saying.

[@annettecuke7523]

My husband had a bad case of COVID, headache, and fever, he was given Ivermectin and within 48 hours these symptoms were gone and a week later he was just about fully recovered. I had COVID too and took Ivermectin and I am recovering nicely. I like you Doc, you have helped me so much and I like to see seniors!

[@sparkelingrose1492]

Howuch did you take ? I'm bout 150lbs

[@nitraM321]

that doesn't prove its the ivermectin !

[@nitraM321]

i had a broken leg, and ate burgers for a couple of months and my leg healed !

[@beverlychase3587]

@@nitraM321 wth

[@mrlara57]

I have ivermectin, but was trying to figure out how much to take if I catch it. Can you please advise.. thanks 🙏🏻

[@luisagomez1948]

I live in Mexico and Ivermectin is easily available at all pharmacies and stores similar to Tescos.. 4 quid a packet...no prescription required 😊

[@chrisinclan8866]

Did it help you?

[@munson2538]

Good for you for doing what YOU think is right :) I’m starting my dose of ivermectina today even though half my family are telling me to have poison control on the line lol I’m on day 7 and this shit sucks!

[@chrisinclan8866]

@@munson2538 what are your symptoms?

[@munson2538]

@@chrisinclan8866 Extreme fatigue, super dizzy, bleeding gums, hard to breath

[@chrisinclan8866]

@@munson2538 bleeding gums??? No fever???

[@jillzy1182]

Ugh! I heard about this a few days ago. Same exact thing happened in Uttar Pradesh India. While of course I’m delighted Tokyo is caring more about their citizens than profits and agendas, I’m sad & angry as heck in America doctors are literally losing their license for prescribing Ivermectin. It’s not like the powers that be don’t have access to this information. Crimes against humanity!

[@blueraven2345]

Oh they know, this is exactly why they have to deny its efficacy and ban its use. If there is a known effective treatment they cannot approve an emergency vaccine.

[@dorianshadesofgray2981]

No doubt ivermectin played a big part , however interestingly antibody testing in Uttar Pradesh showed that over 70% of citizens had high levels of antibodies. So maybe natural herd immunity was achieved given vaccinations rates were under 10% at the time

[@Jucelegario]

Pelosi, Gates, Fauci and Bai Deng, go maskless when indoors with their peers at parties and meetings, never demanding vaccination proof nor testing. One wonders what gives them the confidence, something we don't know about perhaps?

[@justinthomas3829]

Yes I heard that in Uttar Pradesh as soon as you test positive they provide you with a home care kit inc Ivermectin and Vit D amongst other things. Test and Treat!

[@gottagowork]

So all these possibilities is presented. But your conclusion is Ivermectin works? All the other Asian countries had a similar curve. Did they do the same? Or is it just Asians just behave more responsible? Or did they induce heavy restrictions (which japan also did for a while, which he forgot to mention) that also contributed to the effect?

[@DaeXeaD]

Obesity in the US is 36%, 28% in the UK and 4% in Japan. Obesity introduces other health problems.

[@GarosGaming]

As does being old and their is no shortage of old people in japan

[@cynthiacole6140]

@@GarosGaming I would imagine they are healthier old people, since there is so little obesity.

[@jordanmercier3616]

@@cynthiacole6140 for sure, but age is the #1 factor.

[@davidkerr4137]

If that was a big factor Japan wouldn't have spiked like it did before ivermectin was introduced

[@DaeXeaD]

@@GarosGaming - percentage yes, the US has higher numbers due to larger population. How many of the elderly stay with their families? This is a healthier lifestyle for the entire family. Many of the elderly in the US live in poverty.

[@AyaWalraven]

Hello Dr. John! Thanks always for videos. The situation in Japan has changed a lot for the better and we are grateful for it. However, I'd like to share a correction with what I think is either a misunderstanding or a mistranslation on the use of ivermectin here. I've seen many English people on twitter claiming that ivermectin became approved for use in Japan on August 13th. This is not the case. (1) The source article that caused this confusion, which you've kindly showed in your video, quotes Dr Haruo Ozaki talking about its viability for treatment. The relevant part is at the bottom of the article. In English, what he's saying is basically "I think it's unlikely that the drug does not work at all. I think we're at a point now where we can ask for approval to use [ivermectin] after giving informed consent to patients. However, we do need to conduct a thorough clinical trial and study it first." He does not state here that ivermectin is approved. The "approval"/"permission" here is not in the context of "yeah it's okay to use as long as we ask patients" but rather "we need to ask approval of the medical regulators to use this medicine." (2) You can confirm the status on Japan's Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PDMA) website. If ivermectin were approved it would appear in the latest FY 2021 file here www.pmda.go.jp/english/review-services/reviews/approved-information/drugs/0002.html It does not at the time of this comment. While the misunderstood approval news seems to be floating around everywhere on the English internet, there hasn't really been any such news here, nor is ivermectin being used regularly for the treatment of COVID-19 in either Tokyo or elsewhere in Japan. That said, people are able to find sources to buy it and take it if they so wish, at their own risk. One more tip: I highly recommend you try DeepL for translations from Japanese. Google Translate is sometimes absolute rubbish.

[@BeesBugsJapan]

I am posting so much about this on this video. Sadly Dr Campbell wants hits.

[@BeesBugsJapan]

Thanks for the in-depth reply.

[@frankhenigman5117]

Dr. Campbell please respond and publish a correction to your video if necessary.

[@sarasakamotos]

I live in Japan. Neither I nor anyone I know use or have used Ivermectin. Also in Japan they are very strict rules about official testing. To be tested officially (other positives are not counted) there must be fever for several days. After our intense vaccination drive, many people were vaccinated in clinics and in mass inoculation sites with momentum building in April, many people acquired fresh immunity and crossover infections became mild with possible lack of fever. Omicron infections are now probably not being tested outside the airport.

[@BeesBugsJapan]

@@sarasakamotos I like Japans testing rules :) the only figures we need to know a people in hospitals, and number dead.

[@jackie2951]

I had Covid in March 2021 and was prescribed Ivermectin with other medicines. Seems a routine here in India.

[@yourtallness]

Anyone who's sabotaged the use of antivirals or other treatments in this pandemic should be investigated for potentially having blood on their hands.

[@robertadowns217]

Biden is trying to seal FDA documents concerning trials etc with Pfz until 2075!!! What does that tell you???

[@nathandiaz3446]

@@robertadowns217 most transparent administration in history....and people keep believing the people that lie 24/7

[@thewanderer2878]

Absolutely

[@Nowhereoh]

@@robertadowns217 Watch Robert F. Kennedy interview on James Corbett. He talks about his Dr. Fauci book. He says who really killed his father at end of interview. Whitney Webb interviews tell all about jabs & our future to 2030.

[@heterodoxx5300]

At this point in time with all the info we got it is fair to speak of genocide.

[@jeromeschmidt7805]

The "76% fully vaccinated" statement is very misleading - that is their CURRENT status. At Japan's peak for new cases (Aug 26), only 43.9% of Japanese were fully vaccinated, and only 55% had at least one dose; meaning, the next day was the begin of the decline, with a far lower vaccination status than other developed countries. 1 month later on Sept 26, new cases were down 90% - NINETY PERCENT - and fully vaxxed population had only grown to 57.6%, and one dose population grew to 69.1%. I am extremely hesitant to give credit to the vaccine.

[@timmyburden5701]

It's probably a combination of things in Japan. I really hate that dr John keeps praising Ivermectin as some miracle drug. I wish he would tone down the love.

[@piotrrajmundkoprowski4732]

@@timmyburden5701 The same is true for "miracle" vaccines. The only thing difference is that Pfizer vaccines have more powerfull support.

[@leemacdonald6533]

@@piotrrajmundkoprowski4732 Pfizer made $24,000,000,000 from the "vaccine" last quarter.

[@glenf6639]

@Timmy Burden Exploring the potential positive effects of ivermectin as a protease inhibitor when it costs $0.07 is a worthwhile endeavor. I wish it wld stop being demonized

[@Flamamacue]

@@timmyburden5701 yet you probably have no problem with the current promotion of the vaccination despite NO country having success with it anywhere to this level.

[@SuperSpeedMonkey]

Ivermectin was never approved in Japan, so wtf is he talking about.

[@jasonlauer4107]

The BMI of Asian people may be the easiest factor to consider when compared to Great Britain and the US. Last year when John's Hopkins published coronavirus death rates by country, I looked up the BMI of each country on the list. There was a linear correlation between deaths from corona and BMI.

[@davidg9167]

In the US drugs and advance medical care keep people alive a lot longer than their poor life choices should have allowed. There should be no surprise that CV19 ripped through the nursing homes/retirement homes of the US. The whole CV19 hysteria has been missing one critical thing - context. In Massachusetts, where I'm from the average age of CV19 attributed death - 84 - is well above the average life expectancy of the US - 78.6

[@mimi-ur8pc]

@@davidg9167 What happens 76 years after the start of a baby boom?

[@KevinStCroix]

Most will not know what Body Mass Index is, or call it obesity.

[@MillieMe05]

Why are you so sure it is not Ivermectin. Look at Uttar Pradesh in India, as well as multiple other countries that use it

[@littlebettyscrafts556]

I found the same thing when I studied it, It appears that the “BMI” has quite a correlation with local hospital deaths or any papers I can get ahold of……… Interesting idea, ☮️

[@mkvark]

I would like to draw everybody's attention to the fact that very similar development took place in India in April-May of this year. They managed to overturn a very nasty covid situation by distributing Ivermectin to positively tested people. Another point I would like to make: In contrast to Japan, India's vaccination is at the level of 30% if I am not mistaken. So this fact denies the correlation between the Covid case development and the level of vaccination. On the other hand, India and Japan data support a correlation between the Ivermectin usage and the overturn of the development.

[@simonac4811]

We know that...but no much talk about it

[@derrickengelman9832]

Smelling something here🤣🤣🤣👍

[@foghornleghorn8536]

Claims regarding the supposed success of ivermectin in preventing COVID-19 in India have been around for months, and have recently popped up again as India’s case numbers subside. *India stopped recommending the use of ivermectin for management of the virus in September, citing a lack of scientific evidence of its benefits.*

[@raymondc9896]

@@jannuzijannuzicharlescharl3260 if it's being used to lower the effects of covid then how does it reduce cases. This doesn't add up. I think it's one of the other reasons for the drop in cases?

[@lorriefinley3129]

@ mkvark so they say. Yet they have been unable to produce accurate population records from before the Pandemic to match to their numbers shown on their COVID19 "data".

[@lyttonscott]

Dear John, it would be very interesting if you interviewed Norman Fenton (reputable statistician) regarding net mortality rates between vaccinated and unvaccinated groups, stratified by age. Would be interesting to hear your opinion as a medical professional and a statistician provide perspectives on current ONS data.

[@readmore7180]

Funnily enough ive been looking at this the last few days, i agree it would be good for a reputable person like john to go over it,

[@bernardocantu77]

“The data should be interpreted taking into consideration the context of very high vaccine coverage in the UK population. Even with a highly effective vaccine, it is expected that a large proportion of cases would occur in vaccinated individuals, simply because a larger proportion of the population are vaccinated than unvaccinated.”

[@raff23able]

@@bernardocantu77 it’s not as simple as that.

[@jjdd7763]

Can someone explain or drop a link on why an antipatasitic drug has this effects over m infected people?

[@MAXlMUS]

Way to go!

[@HR18990]

A family sued a hospital to force them to give their relative ivermectin recently in the U.S.-he is recovered and now out of the hospital.

[@LinaLujanCS]

Haruo Ozaki, the chairman of the Tokyo Medical Association. There was a news conference where he said that the drug may have benefits for COVID patients but needs to be studied further. The organization is not part of Japan’s Health Ministry, which oversees drug approvals and provides official health guidance. Ivermectin is not among the drugs approved for use against COVID-19 in Japan and neither the Tokyo government nor the Japanese Health Ministry recommends the drug to treat COVID-19.

[@cakepeace6974]

May I update your information. Tokyo goverment now starts using Ivermectin on patients at a medical treatment faculty run by the goverment and other prefecuturs as well. www.asahi.com/articles/ASPD15K87PD1OIPE03D.html It was not approved for covid treatment but ivermectin itself is a aproved medicin in Japan, doctors can prescribe it to their patients anyway, and if the chairman of the tokyo medical association recommended, it encourage fellow doctors to use it.

[@blubberry7448]

That’s what I heard, doctors were not restricted to prescribe it. Thanks for this confirmation. I personally know people who live in Japan using ivermectin

[@triplemania5550]

​@@cakepeace6974 Your comment could give the impression that ivermectin is used as a general medical treatment for patients. However, the article states that the prefecture announced that it will conduct a clinical trial.

[@donaldjohnson2038]

Studied further? Where was "Studied further" before the jab came out? Lab rats!!!

[@JT-sr2pl]

The Ivermectin 'miracle' doesn't seem to be working any more. Did they stop prescribing Ivermectin?

[@GetMeThere1]

This makes me DAMN ANGRY! We're talking about hundreds of thousands or MILLIONS of lives in the balance.

[@danzemacabre8899]

Your just now getting angry? I've been pissed off for a year, remember hydroxychloriquine? Anyway, welcome to the party pal

[@rhontopo]

EVERYONE of us NON elites SHOULD be ANGRY. This is a slaughter.

[@debicaron6046]

Genocide and now Infanticide..time for some hangings..

[@Vanessa-lf2jn]

Thank you appreciate all your work and the research behind it. I live in Australia and we are geographically considered part of the Asia Pacific Rim. My husband works for a big American company and is classified as part of the Asia Pacific Rim for business. So what I don’t understand is why places like Australia look to America for ALL medical advice, medical guidance and medical interventions when they are almost 100% driven by the pharmaceutical industry with big profit in mind - always. Why we aren’t looking to Japan and Singapore is beyond me. Even here in Australia we are beholden to the American model and it makes me so angry. I’ll take Japanese health advice over American health advice any day!

[@Backtothescience]

Australia independently assesses all medications.

[@lianewilson8001]

Here here Vanessa 🇦🇺

[@jungtran4990]

Let me join in: GDP of USA counted/ taken into account of 20-25% R&D's and Pharma Manufacturing in USA. GDP USA including Hospitalization Bills to Patients and Infected Public of close to 48,790,973 Cases vs Japan of 1,726,527 Cases of SARS-COV-2. Local States with Burden of ICU's and all Therapeutics Treatments since the start of this Pandemic? How much Walgreen and other Pharmacies have sold just the Test Kits for Covid / and or PCR's Tests? That all accounted for USA GDP! Remove all of those... GDP per Capita of USA would be? Regards, Ps: Germany, the mRNA BioNTech now is crises of 5th Outbreaks?

[@bobhog6494]

@@Backtothescience australia will do what it is told

[@thack2502]

Ar, because this isn’t about your health. It’s all about control, they want u to get sick and scared so u obey their rules and continue to get boosters for life

[@danielacenariu8425]

I also want to add that besides the effort to make your informative materials such well documented I appreciate the balanced and unbiased way in which you present the data, letting people think for themselves. Thank you!

[@richandersen6980]

Commendable penmanship Dr John! I believe this is the first time I've ever been able to read a doctor's handwriting. Thanks for the great videos.

[@aaronfranklin324]

We know from an Indian study A year ago that Ivermectin has at least a six week prophylactic effect cutting rates of contracting covid by well over 90% in frontline healthcare workers. If their experience of using it AND achieving herd immunity is anything to go by, then a 5cent Per person Ivermectin pill is all that was ever needed. This all could have been over a year ago worldwide.

[@markhooker8520]

And that study is so good you didn't bother to post either a URL to it or the name of the study.

[@felixgrube]

that s plainly false

[@Ingot54]

Have a look at his chart again. Then look at the dates on the x-axis. There is easily a 6-week period between the commencement of administration and the nett reductions in infection/morbidity.

[@aaronfranklin324]

@@markhooker8520 it was by the Calcutta University Medical school if memory serves. Dr Mercola had an article on it. You can thank corporate hired gangsters making death threats against him and his family, and corporate bullying via spurious legal actions threatened that would have bankrupted him, for him needing to take down off his server twenty years of the worlds most trusted and respected heath and medical research. Hes still doing great and impeccably referenced Articles, but has to delete them 48hr after publishing. Get in touch with him. He is the No 1 dis-is-real-information source.

[@tooth2163]

I have a friend who has worked for my dad as his analytic chemist for 20 odd years has been saying Ivermectin could work and should be tried since the beginning but everyone wouldn't listen and laughed at him. xD I love it when the wheel of time exposes who speaks truth.

[@richardshort3914]

Those same people -- and I've met them -- will be the first to claim, "I thought of that first!"

[@Nowhereoh]

@Tooth21 Monash U study was released 4-20. Doctors Mr. & Mrs. Rajter were treating patients in Broward County FL. 4-20.

[@cellanmorgan345]

But India dropped Ivermectin because it appeared to do nothing.

[@Quest723The]

@@cellanmorgan345 Look up Uttar Pradesh. Come back here and post total covid numbers. Maybe post a link to that WHO doctor that they're prosecuting because she discouraged use of the 'mectin. "The Delta Variant" used to be called "The India Variant" until India wiped it out.

[@fsaari]

@@cellanmorgan345 the

[@CalParr]

John, live in Japan I’ve not heard anything or anyone taking ivermectin either prophylactically or in response to infection. you don’t explain at all that slight kink comes from delay in reporting due public holiday. Strengthening of mitigation measures during mambo and the fact Japan started vaccinating much later and peak of doses was around mid to late summer, very different to South Korea, additionally in general testing has been woeful at best of time. The strategy of treating was mainly around clusters and contact tracing as opposed to tests been widely available. Therefore it’s tricky to compare the shape of graphs between other countries and Japan. A sharp decline seems reasonable when it seems transmission is slowing due to the wide uptake of vaccine and immunity. The labs respond reducing the test output

[@noradorsey6901]

Dr. Campbell, I need to show this video to a friend, we have been wondering about about treatments in other countries and what they have found. Thanks for all the research you do to bring this to us!

[@julianclegg1922]

I can't post links here, but you can search for this sentence: Herbal COVID-19 formula NRICM101 to be used in Taiwan

[@minhductran2115]

Ivermectin has been prescribed by physicians in South America since last year already. It doen't help them there, look it up especially in Brazil.

[@tronali5703]

Ivermectin hasn't been used really in Japan, Dr. Campbell misread the data.

[@minhductran2115]

@@tronali5703 yes, you're right. Ivermectin is not approved for treatment of Covid-19 in Japan. This whole video is misleading. Dr. John Campbell himself told it is not approved in Japan at 01:12, yet he puts several times the description "Ivermectin allowed as a treatment on August 13" in his video, which is basically wrong.

[@pitt6766]

our MOH in NZ has made it illegal to use ivermectin illegal to import it, these are our health officials, thank you for your efforts

[@sherrybonnett4827]

Similar situation in Canada. You can get cocaine,heroine crystal meth on the streets......but human grade ivermectin...not! Too bad they didn't put the same effort into blocking the street drugs.🌿

[@timmoh89]

They are so fixated on vaccines and can not or will not look at other forms of treatment such as Ivermectin to bring down cases. This will also help the people who do not trust the vaccine as an alternative treatment. I just wonder how deep the Govt is in with pfizer to ignore studies like this.

[@essel5771]

I would normally turn to the government and their health department for information to help me make a decision about what I should do but, when Bloomfield dismissed Ivermectin as "horse paste", I was puzzled. I could see only 2 possibilities; first that the minister and his advisers were unaware that over 3.7 billion doses have been given to humans over the past several decades and that, alongside it's de-worming properties, it has antibacterial and antiviral properties OR that they were deliberately misleading the population, presumably in order to pursue some unknown agenda. Either way, I no longer believe a word my government says without third-party verification. I sincerely hope that these individuals and departments will be taken to task when this is all over but, unfortunately, I have my doubts.

[@pandorachild]

Look at how many people poisoned themselves with it? If 1,000 people flooded the er after eating Tide pods they would of banned them too.

[@try_this_one_]

Yet not so long ago most politicians in NZ voted to legalise synthetic cannabis. These same politicians take your ivy from you at the border. I am not an antivac

[@russiandrivers9986]

Imagine giving people treatment for disease. What a strange idea.

[@danieldorn2927]

But how is poor Pfizer gonna make money of a drug that costs 5 cents per pill to make? Are you Pfizerphobic? How dare you!

[@Fujibayashi50]

@@danieldorn2927 Don't worry, they are going to release Pfizermectin

[@laurapearson3370]

They want us all to be injected with God knows what instead and make billions for big pharma

[@SteveRCPilot]

And then ask why are they downplaying myocarditis as "treatable" the implication being Covid remains to this day untreatable. Canadian health minster was asked about the studies showing vitamin d is beneficial and why doesn't health Canada recommend it and she straight up called the questioner an online conspiracy theorist.

[@russiandrivers9986]

@@Fujibayashi50 It should definitely have that name along with the slogan "does exactly the same as Ivermectin, but more profitable"

[@kevinrichardson6486]

Thank you Dr. John. I'm an English teacher in Japan and as you can imagine, I teach all kinds of students, from epidemiologists to musicians. So often, we talk about why Japan has been relatively lucky compared to other countries. As a non-expert myself, we discuss the cultural differences more than genetics, but having videos like this, I'm ever so grateful that I have this resource as a reference to discuss the situation with my students.

[@FB-qp8eo]

Ask your medical students about IVM use in Japan.

[@michaelforton8581]

You do well, because you have in Japan because japanese has better health (food probably) than people in europe and US.

[@BeesBugsJapan]

You could use it in a “fake news” lesson.

[@michaelm.1947]

@@michaelforton8581 "japanese has better health (food probably)" For the most part, I do believe they eat better than the majority of Americans at least (I haven't been to Europe, so can't speak for them). That being said, there's no shortage of people eating bad food over here. For the most part, I think Japanese people tend to be much more active than the average American. And serving portions are much, much smaller. Even if you go to McDonald's, the largest milkshake available is medium (same size and an American small). Walking around with a 64oz. cup of ANYthing is unheard of here. I imagine someone would assume that much beverage would last a week or two. It's not Heaven over here. There are negatives as well. But overall, things are pretty darn good over here.

[@cutazabutton]

Can you tell us more, Kevin?

[@ancientclown]

It might also be important to point out that it was Japan that had returned millions of vaccine doses that were "tainted" early on in the pandemic when they were first being distributed. Is it any wonder they were more willing to explore "other options".

[@belindabrown4011]

I suspect Japan was more rigorous about checking its vaccines than the rest of us.

[@smithical100]

@@belindabrown4011 A nurse (some high up health care person) allegedly blew the whistle in slovenia about vaccines. There are codes on each vial and theres 1,2, and 3. One is a saline solution (placebo), two is the mrna vaccine and three is the mrna vaccine with something else in it that will give tissure cancer in 2 years. From this woman she says she personally oversaw all politicians take the placebo drug. If any of that is partially true thats friughtening.

[@JANN-JAPAN]

Blatant lie. Anybody can “point out” anything they want. They, like you, can even claim it’s true. But it’s a lie. 1) There were no vaccines in Japan “early on” in the pandemic. 2) Use of contaminated vaccines weren’t even halted until about 2 months ago. Early September 2021.

[@smithical100]

@@JANN-JAPAN sources or you're as credible as the guy you're trying to say has no credibility.

[@russhamilton3800]

But did they?

[@gr3123]

Your ability to keep a straight face in certain puzzling situations is incredible.

[@DrBeauHightower]

Japan just doubled their all time high in cases. No retraction ? No correction?

[@BeesBugsJapan]

Love your channel! IVM is available in Japan from a few clinics, but in general, it's not used here in Japan for COVID. Cases are still going up and no one is talking about IVM.

[@christianpopovic5897]

I am now Covid positive. In friday i feal some simptom of Covid. In sunday work test and shov positive. Inmidiatly I was start with duble dose Ivermectin and today a am normal man. My doctor cant bealive but thats thruth. Greetings from Croatia💪💪💪

[@monicaashton]

That poor doctor in Houston who gave her patients Ivermectin has been banned from practicing medicine. :(

[@JudyHart1]

Sucks, for God’s sake, don’t do anything to help people recover.

[@leialee6820]

30% of her patients were already taking Ivermectin. I don't believe she prescribed any but did not object to her patients' wanting to do what they felt right for their own bodies. She believes in giving people free choice. An amazing Dr.

[@alexk48]

Banned from practicing medicine i.e. license revoked or banned from practicing in the hospital where she had admitting privileges? Didn't Joe Rogan get Ivermectin prescribed by a doctor in Texas? I believe her problems arose from publicly stating she was focusing on providing care to " vaccine hesitant" patients.

[@ciaranbyrne62]

These leftwing people in power really are evil

[@gleannmhuire]

@@ciaranbyrne62 Putin?

[@Billygoatmanstan]

Dr John has proven to be a real asset. Never afraid to tackle subjects and always willing to accept change of opinion. A true sign of intelligence. Proud to share this country with him and wish more were like him.

[@laj69]

I couldn’t agree more! I’ve watch him from beginning. He’s a very kind and wise man

[@Dweller415]

True science requires constant questioning of available data. But you’re correct that he doesn’t shy away from it, unlike many who claim to be using science.

[@michaelpainchaud15]

Nurse John

[@themadmattster9647]

Absolutely he’s been a hero in this era

[@jaglemans6778]

Unfortunately he isn’t an expert on the subject and has been spreading misinformation. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmqYh3aPgaebY6M

[@kreuhnkohrman]

Japan just had it's third day in a row of record high cases, so I guess your ivermectin theory is toast.

[@craig0491]

Cooked

[@BeesBugsJapan]

Yeah, My daughter-in-laws hospital is feeling the pressure. Nurse Campbell is click baiting for money, a total liar.

[@craig0491]

@@BeesBugsJapan Totally Agree

[@aubreydebliquy8051]

Don't apologize for sharing. It is much appreciated and generous of you to let us peek inside your thought processes.

[@joshhart8722]

I know you don’t wade into politics, so let me just state the obvious: the western governments and media have lied about the efficacy of ivermectin from day one, and they continue to now. Thanks for playing things on the square, and reporting on this very important information.

[@nathandiaz3446]

They've lied about everything for decades, that is what they do. It is the age of video and people still avoid fact checking people on their own.

[@accesscrimea]

He wades into politics all the time, whilst hiding it under his veneer of "enlightened neutral". This video, for example, is all politics, all about pushing his narrative, with zero science.

[@moehio]

​@@accesscrimea Take a lap, jagoff.

[@mattschatz4864]

@@accesscrimea really? He's vaccinated... Yet he believes ivermectin could have potential. Anyways clinical trials should prove or disprove whether ivm is effective or not. Its pointless for any of us unless we fully understand the language in these scientific papers to get into a debate because we cannot even process the results.

[@stacyeats6693]

It's a monopoly big Pharma the government they're all in cahoots so of course they're going to offer their vaccine over another cure cuz they're not going to profit as much if it's not their cure treatment or vaccine

[@TokyoCraftsman]

I’m in Japan, and we bought Ivermectin from India twice, we have about a six month supply, taking the Ivermectin as a prophylactic in accordance with the FLCCC guidelines. My cardiologist told me that he would prescribe Ivermectin back in April, but there was no stock, so I bought it from India.

[@miguelderijckke5907]

Are doing a lot of PCR's and / or self testing? In Belgium doctors have a awfull administrative pressure when doing tests

[@Mswengue]

Please share your supplier, thank you.

[@Mswengue]

@Jayne McCord Check our FLCCC they have full protocols.

[@Rayblondie]

It's so cheap. Japan are very fortunate to have broken the deadlock on Ivermectin by one medical chief who was desperate.

[@Geo-km4xc]

Hi, could you please share where you bought this from. Thank you.

[@jopiez1]

I’ve got an open mind towards ivermectin. However, i can’t see absolute proof in your stats. Japan always had a very low prevalence of covid (max around 5000 or so daily for 2 very short periods ) It jumped to over 20.000 after the olympics (which finished 8 August).Moreover - just checked - the number of new cases last month (febr ‘22) was close to 100.000 a day.

[@IncomingMonkeyTurd]

He's full of shit. Ivermectin was never approved in Japan last year.

[@llhannah9297]

Thanks so much for the link on Japan's announcement Aug 13! Confirmed some facts for me. I appreciate your channel and research. Still a trusted source for me. You're the best!

[@6ood6ame]

I lived in Japan and have many friends all over the country. So here is what I know from trustworthy sources. Tokyo had by far the hardest measures, but never a real lockdown. Other cities such as Nagoya had nearly no measures, just canceled bigger evens for example. Most measures were never enforced by the state or prefectures but suggestions from the government, so some nightclubs and such (mostly run by yakuza) didn't close at all. Restaurants never closed, although far fewer people went out to eat during a long period. Mask wearing was before and is still a thing, and at the moment and probably for a long time close to 100% of people are wearing masks in public and at work. In clubs and in Izakayas (Bars) they are mostly not. This, a friend of mine said, seems to have become the new normal. Also Japan until a week ago completely shut off from travel and immigration. It has to be said that the Japanese are generally very concerned with cleanliness and are generally very healthy. Obesity is extremely rare.

[@may-ky6jl]

Also J leave their shoes , coats, wash their hands and rinse their mouse when they came back from outside. Not because of Covid, it is regular custom in J. They do not hand shake nor hug and kiss in Public. They wears anti virus underwears etc. Most of houses have anti virus air conditioner. They do not shout and J language do not have like English nor Chinese sounds. All add up. Cleaning teeth offen at works and schools .

[@Bayonet1809]

There is also evidence that fermented foods could help with COVID, and fermented foods are comparatively popular in Japan compared to the West.

[@klauskarpfen9039]

@@may-ky6jl may, so you think their behavior was different before August 13th and then Japanese became suddenly the clean, disciplined people that we always thought they were? What happened in August 2021?

[@klauskarpfen9039]

@@Bayonet1809 So they suddenly started eating fermented foods in August? Haven't they been eating them at the beginning of the latest covid wave?

[@may-ky6jl]

@@klauskarpfen9039 I have no ideas. Virus died off itself

[@Goldi3loxrox]

People were talking about Iveremectin over a year ago as a treatment for covid. but they were just conspiracy theorists.

[@jazzerbyte]

Why has no one been able to perform a study that can withstand a close peer review if IVM is such a miracle drug? I am still in the "wait for more reviewed data" mode before I believe that.

[@tamsin192]

@@jazzerbyte there are loads of studies. There are also loads of data sets that you can hold of - I have downloaded a few from India and from France. I don't think links in KZbin comments normally work so I can't link to them - but one place I've got quite a lot of info is via Mathew Crawford (statistician)- look for his substack and he has loads of references.

[@user-hi3rs9hz9q]

@@jazzerbyte studies need funding

[@Nowhereoh]

@@user-hi3rs9hz9q Dr. George Fareed interview on Dr. Lindsey Berkson. Houston MD forced out of hospital : kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYfanmCBf9t6sM0

[@borisromero1600]

After 14 months of Pfizer Vaccine adverse side effects I managed to get Ivermectin and after 4 hours the horrible side effects disappeared. My life is back!

[@klakklakk9778]

LMAO

[@zenlokamaya]

Me and my wife also got side effects of the 1st booster of Pfizer. After 4 month suffered, we managed to get Ivermectin and after 5 days we back to normal (Btw, my first and second jab was non mRna vaccine and no side effect).

[@dogblessamerica]

Lol... This is a new one 😆

[@KarmaKahn]

Cool story, bro.

[@3dtravelvideos134]

What was the nature of your side effects? Are they gone forever?

[@liquidthens]

When I google ivermectin and japan, I get articles saying ivermectin had nothing to do with the decline of covvie.

[@richardparkersmith4810]

Well done John, just what we needed to hear. Politicians and big pharma companies will have to answer to their electorates for the deaths which could have been prevented in the West.

[@cryptochap4593]

Can you seriously trust ANY data from the FRAUD that is japan??? Serious question,,, PURE CLICK BAIT DRIVEL,,, I am very disappointed as to the levels he is now prepared to stoop ...

[@mimibergerac7792]

Some argue for hanging like in Nuremburg... I will begrudgingly stick to mý rejection of the death penalty...

[@steinarnielsen8954]

I wonder what this person has got to say now. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmqYh3aPgaebY6M&ab_channel=GTKBioinformatics

[@richardparkersmith4810]

@@cryptochap4593 Why is Japan a fraud? This is not click bait it is just science made comprehensible by someone with a great deal of expertise and knowledge. You have no rational argument for your allegations and just descend into name calling. We see you for what you are.

[@rodpanhard]

@@mimibergerac7792 If found guilty I would put their heads on pikes on display for all to see as a reminder never to pull anything like this ever again. The crimes against humanity are that bad IMO.

[@march3769]

You are one of the few voices of reason in this Corona fiasco!

[@cryptochap4593]

Can you seriously trust ANY data from the FRAUD that is japan??? Serious question,,, PURE CLICK BAIT DRIVEL,,, I am very disappointed as to the levels he is now prepared to stoop ...

[@sugaree71]

@@cryptochap4593 Why is data from Japan unreliable?

[@eurekahope5310]

@@cryptochap4593 And you trust data from the CDC, the WHO, and China?

[@alexk48]

@@cryptochap4593 So do you trust data from Mexico or Uttar Pradesh? Does everyone who presents evidence contrary to your bubble world lie?

[@finkelsteinshitkid1299]

“Not mentioned by the media in the U.S.” is an understatement.

[@SuperSpeedMonkey]

Is he really not going to acknowledge that none of these events ever happened? I'm starting to think "Dr." Campbell is a bit of a psycho.

[@brauhaus213]

No he isn't, and I'm surprised your comment hasn't been deleted. I mentioned the same a long time ago and my comment got deleted post-haste. Unfortunately his fictional graphs showing daily case rates in Japan in relation to "authorization" of Ivermectin in Japan spread throughout the internet echo chamber of anecdote antivaxxers.

[@James-ke5sx]

'Emergency Use Authorization' in US cannot be granted if another drug/cure exists that will do the job. Hint hint.

[@fadetoblack7395]

This is the only comment that matters. Most people can’t see the big picture. They’re either scared or already blue pilled. The truth will win out over evil eventually. It always does.

[@dar_jada]

His excitement over this recent information is infectious. By the way, my parents stressed decency as a person as being more important than acquisition of stuff. Your stuff (money) is not who you are--your character and your contributions to society are. Dr. Campbell embodies this ethic. We desperately need more people like him especially in these times when so much greed and corruption has been exposed.

[@JoelPit]

I was taught the same money doesn't make you rich the character of your person does.

[@harrymills2770]

... and yet, if this good doctor were penniless and starving, he wouldn't have the leisure or the means to crank out videos every day or three.

[@ansielubbeprosser9072]

Very true!

[@dar_jada]

@@harrymills2770 There is a difference between making acquisition/money the focus of one's life and having enough to live on. I didn't say anything about "penniless and starving."

[@morgan-5171]

Your so right that's why I watch him as his agenda is honestly " not fuckn gread like the drug companies and I bet they have paid certain people to promote the vaccine!!!

[@brucebaertlein412]

You could teach anything Dr. Cambell. For those that like to learn you are a treasure, Thank you

[@samanthagrave1964]

Are you going to respond to the fact that Japan has not used ivermectin for covid?

[@brauhaus213]

He's a pseudo academic promoting disinformation. Checkout his video "Pfizer documents". The antivax echochamber following his content are eating it all up, but neither he nor they grasp words like adverse "event" vs adverse "reaction" have meaning beyond loose laymen understanding/interpretation of the words. Nevermind the difference between correlation and causation. It's pathetic.

[@samanthagrave1964]

I guess not

[@Darvistas]

Doctor John = medical integrity. In this era, this makes you a hero.

[@googlecontrolled]

And also the Japanese country for having the courage to show the world the truth that others are hiding.

[@accesscrimea]

The head of the The Tokyo medical association said "“It is necessary to thoroughly study the clinical trial, but it seems that we are at the stage where it is okay to have the patient give an informed [consent] and get permission to use it." He said this in FEBRUARY, not August 13. Nurse John Campbell is a joke.

[@pandorachild]

@@googlecontrolled except they are not? Ivermectin doesn't work. Dr John, is actually a nurse. Wake up.

[@pandorachild]

@@accesscrimea was literally a recommendation from a non Gov source, and thank God considering the shit doesnt work.

[@accesscrimea]

@@pandorachild I don't think any large scale clinical trials have been completed to state that it doesn't work. That remains to be seen. but in the meantime nurse Campbell is just feeding into the anti vax pro MAGA miracle drugs narrative, and its disgusting.

[@Oceanabubble]

I went to Japan in December 2019 from Tokyo to Hiroshima on a train tour . Barely saw an over weight person and obesity is very rare . They are dignified and like to look good . They do wear masks if they have a cold etc. And they are disciplined and respectful towards others and their personal space and are quiet . Also when I had covid 19 my appetite was terrible and there wasn’t much I could eat or felt like , all I really wanted to eat was miso soup with Nori(seaweed) and organic tofu for 3 months , all very healing foods which they naturally eat everyday in Japan. They are healthier people with positive habits . They also love onsens which are amazing , heat up and energises the body and will kill off everything bad. They are also not stupid when it comes to healing remedies/medicines. And will also do the best for their people . Unlike the stupid west being controlled by pharmaceutical companies and profit, power driven agendas . Respect to Japan you have much to teach if only people would take notices

[@jocelynstuff1947]

Japanese people are very much nature orientated unlike the western world. They have much respect towards other people unlike other places. We as a whole could learn a lot from the Japanese culture

[@kidsteach938]

Yes, healthier...oh, and IVM.

[@Morrissshadowmt]

@UCN7N5BRHfFv8ENG-TEjYM_w or maybe it does.

[@dMoniker]

All well and good until you realise we are talking about cases here, not hospitalisations or death. You can be the healthiest person in the world and still easily contract the virus. Good comment though.

[@djondjon]

That much tofu would carry a lot of estrogens, and that can be dangerous for certain cancers.

[@Nordlys1966]

I haven't found a single Japanese language website that claims Ivermectin has been allowed for COVID treatment in Japan on or since August 13 except for one that reports what they claim to be a fake news circulating in Taiwan. Not only that but Ivermectin clinical trial in Japan has only started this month (yesterday) and only at institutions in Aichi prefecture.

[@larshader9265]

Finally a guy who can communicate complex health information in a understandable manner without biases introduced.

[@elizabham765]

Suspiciously TOO simple...

[@LittleRedHenNat]

I remember here in Australia, early days of the pandemic, we had discovered the link with ivermectin and studies were being conducted. It was looking so very promising, it was all over our media, then as it was about to be declared, it all went silent and we never heard another thing from the Aussie scientists... 🤐🙊😶 ALL countries are guilty of the cover up of this easy safe way out. Could Japan be the one brave enough to declare some truth? 🤔🙏🏻 this certainly looks promising!

[@bradvansteinburg2962]

If big pharma / government caused these extra deaths and damages to people by not using Ivermectin(we will say it works/ looks like it dose any way) how would you deal with these evil people?

[@mattmueller2525]

India was first to do it nationally (ivermectin use) and like Japan saw a remarkable drop after 2 weeks.

[@dilbertjunkmail]

@@mattmueller2525 India sued for Ivermectin use, won, yet higher authority denied it's use, sued again, denied access, but People found it anyway. Their case and death increase was due to the denial of Ivermectin use, those finding it were spared the worst of COVID.

[@lamel1781]

@@bradvansteinburg2962 The vast majority trusts the narrative. Only main stream media can reveal the lies.

[@slewone4905]

The worse, is that the vaccine is soon going to be obsolete, and the vaccine companies are slow in making new ones. I know Biotech has admitted that their vaccine would soon go obsolete, and starting a new batch, but didn't hear from the others. The good news, is other vaccine is coming to play. But this is the problem , the efficacy for the vaccine has diminished, but the solution is too give more vaccine to compensate.

[@Naoko1875]

I’ve been living in Japan for quite a long time now and I wonder that the Japanese miracle is overlooked by so many people. Why isn’t it more discussed in the media? Genetics might be one answer to the question how the drop in cases was possible. Other factors might be the Japanese diet and the extremely low obesity rate in Japan. And as Japan’s measures against virus spreading have been very soft during the whole pandemic we might have had a high rate of asymptomatic infections and as a result a high level of immunity.

[@constancedenchy9801]

No money in it...the money maker is the vax

[@christopherpickles2892]

@Grahame Wells A ten day course of Ivermectin is around $3.50.

[@constancedenchy9801]

@Grahame Wells you missed the meaning of a sweeping generalization I was making. Your faulty assumptions and name calling are your perception, not mine. I don't have to agree with much of your rote word salad.

[@rhammond2152]

There's a study I saw back about a month ago (European University), that went to the discussion of fat consuming the vaccine antibodies....(much higher rate), so the more 'chunky' you were....the less effective the vaccine was. In a Japanese situation, I would imagine a more lean society would have a more lasting period of antibody protection than most European countries.

[@ArchimedeanEye]

Diet and obesity play no role because the cases were previously sky high... when diet and, obesity and genetics were the same.

[@sirmrdresqmd9200]

Thank you Dr. Campbell, for your presentations!

[@tonymoon4525]

This is truely amazing. Your video clip(s) are a real eye opener. Thank you

[@mags102755]

Absolutely fascinating. I'm happy for the Japanese people.

[@konkyolife]

There is no conspiracy here regarding Ivermectin or taking vitamins. Doctors here say "hey lose weight, drink water, take a multivitamin everyday" in the US it's run, hide, wait for our drugs.

[@paulatudor691]

They gave a study done on ivermectin tablets but the money is not there too cheap to make. But they don’t want to offer you that. They can’t control you then.

[@FindLiberty]

@@konkyolife Get sent home and wait... then come to ER if/when you can't breathe and get steroids and/or they'll SIC you... (Sedate, Intubate, Cremate)

[@arkoutarkout3654]

@@konkyolife Canada the same

[@gordonbgraham]

@@FindLiberty In Japan there have been 18,345 Covid deaths to date. Japan has a population of 126.5 million people. 30% of the population is over the age of 65, the vulnerable age. Japan began vaccine rollouts late...healthcare workers and the elderly were administered vaccines from June 2021, a year an a half after the virus took hold in Japan. I'm a high school teacher in Japan. Our school was never shut down, nor was any other school during the pandemic. There were cautions recommended by the government, but no lockdowns...ever. By comparison Canada, which has a population of 40 million has had 29,550 Covid deaths to date. Clearly, one country's approach is better than another's. Or...there are a lot of obese people in North America, therefore co-morbidities are far more prevalent there, which would account for the huge disparity in mortality rates.

[@MR-tu9dj]

John I’ve heard Mexico is also using ivermectin and I notice there cases are also very low. Could you please do a video on that or other countries using it as well. Great work. Thank you.

[@greaselighting101]

That’s where all of my friends enjoy vacationing. Funny how tourism is thriving there

[@axreacts]

I have lived here for 9 years. We absolutely use it in early treatment and you can get it over the counter for $5 if you want to take it preventive.

[@pabs5581]

Many African countries too

[@stan8926]

It is nothing like Japan.

[@davidprice9792]

My wife and I live in Nicaragua. The health department gave out ivermectin to all homes and gave directions on how to take it depending on age and size. We never had schools close and businesses never closed. Last year in April ,May and June was the worst time for excess deaths. I think things here are going really well.

[@davohall]

Even if Japan started using ivermectin widely straight after the announcement on the 13th. A large percentage would have had to use it instantaneously to be able to see this effect teo weeks later. The fact of the matter is that it is just high vaccination rates coupled with good adherence to mask wearing and hand sanitation.

[@minhductran2115]

Why is nobody talking about the fact that Ivermectin has been prescribed by physicians in South America to treat Covid-19 since last year already. Yet, the cases over there does look nothing like Japan's, see especially Brazil.

[@peterwickham9984]

The FLCCC ivermectin protocols are being used very successfully in South Africa by many doctors.

[@Rayblondie]

India and Mexico as well apparently whilst we are locked into Big Pharma in the west.

[@annim4207]

A list of these doctors would be great. Many docs in SA still not interested

[@Toooldforthisshite]

@@annim4207 probably because you can by the horse dewormer without a prescription in Africa, don’t need a doctor to prescribe it……..

[@pandorachild]

According to whom? Liars and frauds?

[@sassylady2001]

@@annim4207 Go to the FLCCC paper.

[@paulolambert2152]

Dear Dr. John. I had COVID last year. I tested because my daughter was tested positive and all the family decided to test. I didn’t feel any COVID symptoms until the 12th when I felt a very little discomfort. As I knew I was infected I decided to go to hospital to be examined. First exams and X ray were considered normal and I was sent home. Next day I was still feeling uncomfortable, not really bad (no shortage of breathe but saturation was 92/93) I decided to go to a “Reference Hospital” for Covid treatment. I drove my car to hospital because my wife thought that I was ok and should not worry. Long story short. Doctors decided to do a tomography and I was with pneumonia (50% both lungs). I was hospitalized, treated (including invermectin and anti coagulating medication) Never need oxygen and after 6 days I was out of the hospital. Walking as I entered.

[@Anastashya]

Paulo, were you also vaccinated when you caught Covid? Fantastic that you recovered so well 👍🏼

[@markalford5406]

What country do you live in.?

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

Yes, what county? Brazil? Mexico? Definitely not one of the EU countries.

[@ciaranbyrne62]

How much was the car parking?🙂

[@shooster5884]

@@ciaranbyrne62 Haha!

[@Eltercero]

I live in Tokyo and have for nearly 22 years. People are not taking Ivermectin.

[@BeesBugsJapan]

Right! I’ve been here 30+, I know a couple of people that it, but aren’t taking it. It’s so rare it’s not funny.

[@Cuernavacachica02]

I appreciate that you don’t exclude other possibilities for the drop off in cases, and that you don’t exclude ivermectin because there other possibilities. This is real information, not coercion or bull.

[@kenmitchell9523]

Dr John's tightrope walking skills on full display in this one very impressive 🤨.

[@micheledash7269]

In Canada they mock people who think it’s a good idea.

[@fruhbisspattv5259]

Not only in Canada.

[@EnsignRedshirtRicky]

The Cult of the Vax are not willing to do and due diligence.

[@tonyr.4778]

Corrupted government with Heath officers who are forced to obey or lose their job.

[@steinarnielsen8954]

Looks like someone made a reaction video to his last ivermectin video. Wonder what to make of it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmqYh3aPgaebY6M&ab_channel=GTKBioinformatics

[@PaulKruskamp]

The rest of the world mocks Canada for just about everything else.

[@Dr.JRemington]

As always thank you for being a voice of reason, logic, and *science*.

[@sumatoborukiSaru]

I think you are correct in regards to 'outlet' & 'consent'. The Japanese name for a mains power outlet is コンセント(konsento).

[@asa55n]

“No one will listen to me; I can’t imagine how he feels” (4:16) 😂😂😂 Informative and well presented as always. Can’t thank you enough 👌🏽

[@Dragonslairminis]

He forgot, restrictions, mandated masks wearing, social distancing, high vaccination rates etc.

[@fishmud3264]

@@Dragonslairminis In what context do you mean?

[@aaronaarons3859]

@@Dragonslairminis He didn't!

[@davestocks3324]

Really like your channel, just wish you would put that bloody pen down!!

[@chrisuyede3662]

I would love for the Canadian public health authorities to allow ivermectin and see if there are interesting results in Canada too. It would be especially good timing as we are approaching our cold winter here. Thanks Dr. John for all your hard work and all the research you do. It’s much appreciated.

[@michaeldbhawker3556]

Nope, Turdope is fully involved with the big pharma mafia.

[@factsdontlie4342]

Our universities should be all over this, that is what universities are for after all. We subsidize them to educate and research because they are supposed to technologically advance our country through research and education. However, this is clearly not the case - as they are participating in the exact opposite way by silencing those who speak out and mandating vaccines.

[@richardshort3914]

@@factsdontlie4342 What, original thought in Canada? That's hate speech, you know. -- And that's just an example of systemic racism, our Prime Minister is committed to stopping.

[@CABWrites]

Trudeau just signed up for 400 million doses of Moderna and we’re building a vaccine facility here. Absolutely will never happen with him or his cronies in charge.

[@nathandiaz3446]

They aren't worried about results, they're worried about the kickbacks from Big Pfi-pharma

[@cortijodebracanas]

Thank you so much for all the interesting work you do to help us all with facts and figures. Bless you

[@tedbrayden4851]

The shape of the curve (change of the rate-of-change (d(dx/dt)/dt) and rate-of- change (dx/dt)) does not suggest that the mutation or protective enzyme is drivng the rapid reversal and decline since their is a slower diffusion rate of the mutation and the protective enzyme is already there. Both these alternative drivers cannot produce the shape of the curve (math impossibility).

[@hawaiiankingdomacademia2696]

It’s rarely mentioned that Japan has low obesity and type two diabetes (US is extraordinarily high in contrast), and those two health conditions are major co-morbidities in so called covid deaths

[@salem9477]

Corn syrup, common in usa also blocks vit d, so a bit of a double whammy for ppl suffering from obesity, but then, usa medication remdesivir has side effects as bad as covid according to nih, so really a no win situation

[@elvinimali706]

Yes, but the focus of this video was on the Japanese cases which are also low, and we have seen that vaccines do not significantly reduce transmission. Therefore it is possible that ivermectin had been helpful.

[@beersmurff]

@@elvinimali706 They reduce transmission by a factor of 4. So 25% less chance to get infected if fully vaccinated. That is a clearly significant reduction if any. Not 0, but very significant. If you doubt it. look on Johns former vids which also has sources for the evidence. We can also clearly see it in cases in Denmark that unvaccinated seem to be 3-5 times as high per capita in infections. But yes, vaccines arent enough it seems as with so many ppl, vaccinated or not, the virus just wont seem to go away enough. So chains arent broken yet. So hopefully Ivermectin will help those who WILL get infected as Corona will have to be lived with like flu, just more dangerous for now.

[@KA1123]

Still I think what is important in this video is to see how the curve looks before Ivermectin and after. So even Japanese people are not at as high risk as US, still a lot of people got Covid although the vaccination rate was high.

[@youtubevilleofgoodwill946]

Actually the rate of diabetes is >13%.

[@SA-ho1mu]

A near identical 'miracle' happened in Indonesia with a significantly lower vaccination rate. It's really quite strange

[@nmarbletoe8210]

Interesting! And the vac rate was not high during the wave in Japan (45%). It is high now.

[@kreek22]

There's nothing unusual about a Covid wave. Almost all nations have had them. have you slept through the last 22 months?

[@nmarbletoe8210]

@@kreek22 Indeed! Every nation (almost) and every state in the US. With all those cherries, one can support almost any hypothesis. How about this for a world wide Null Hypothesis: nothing matters much, except contact networks and acquired immunity. The virus spreads by contact cells until the cell is mostly immune. I don't think explains 100% of the patterns, but may be 30 or 50 or 80%...

[@SA-ho1mu]

@@kreek22 No one is saying a covid wave is unusual. It's the fact that that the Japan and Indonesia experienced a rapid ascending spike infection, yet were able to nearly eliminate cases within a month or two. Meanwhile, most other countries that experienced waves are struggling to get the numbers down at all... One step forward and two steps back. Anyone who looks at Japan and Indonesia can see clearly unusual success at controlling covid

[@kreek22]

@@SA-ho1mu Indonesia's recent spike peaked in August at 22k cases/day, then declined to 4k/day in Sept, 1k/day in Oct, 0.3k/day in Nov. They had a Delta wave. Of course, their overall case counts are a huge underestimate--they've reported about 4 million, but have had at least 20 million. There is no reason to trust their death counts either. For all we know, they've had 100 million infections and half a million deaths--herd immunity levels when added to the vaxx campaign. The country is 50% vaccinated now. Japan is different: it has reliable numbers. It is now 87% vaxxed for adults. That, plus Japanese culture, gives herd immunity. I do not believe the story about Japan's Delta Covid virus suffering genetic meltdown: it contravenes basic evolutionary principles.

[@JohnEvert77]

Thank you for your analysis. However, it would be helpful to start with definitions: what are 'confirmed cases' and are these defined differently in Japan?

[@jeffhigbie170]

Dr. Campbell - love your videos. Lots of insight without the prejudice and bias of so many other youtubers. One comment and one question. Comment: When you introduce your videos, including the year, I think, would be helpful from a historical perspective. Question: What are India and Japan doing to treat Covid? Both have zero, or almost zero, cases of Omicron. If they were depending solely upon vaccines, this probably wouldn't be the case. When I do my own searches, I'm not finding anything clear or definitive. Keep up the great work!

[@rubyruby6358]

Thank you Dr. Campbell for your tireless efforts to keep us informed throughout this worldwide nightmare. I am weary of medical professionals that are not using the brains they were given and basically being derelict in their oaths to do no harm. Their pocketbook seems to be more important than saving lives, so THANK YOU.

[@tartanredmgb]

US physicians are the highest paid in the world. $330,000 per year. I can understand not wanting to rock the boat.

[@mattc3510]

@@LL-sc8gb who are these experts got names? I hope I don’t find them selling some miracle cure when I look them up 😂

[@twntwrs]

@@tartanredmgb Which is why US doctors are silent on America's biggest threat to health in which they are complicit: Its spectacularly corrupt healthcare system that let's thousands die and bankrupts tens of thousands more. And that's being very conservative with the numbers. But the Docs in turn are victims of fleecing by the US educational system: devastating student loan debt.

[@rubyruby6358]

@@tartanredmgb I agree but it's worldwide not just the US. In countries where they are paid by the government, it's just as bad. Seems as though they have forgotten to care for and inform their patients.

[@rubyruby6358]

@@LL-sc8gb I have listened to many censored professionals of all stripes. I can see a gradual awakening of Dr Campbell as he also becomes aware of the other side.

[@margiejammie3826]

I do like what I’m hearing. And I do like the questions John asks. This channel has been the most helpful, thorough and genuine source of information throughout the entire pandemics. Thank you John, I wish there more health professionals like you. So many people here recognise the helpful work you’re doing day in and day out. I’m super grateful and really admire you.

[@fishmud3264]

See Dr Dhand on KZbin, an English physician practicing in America. He is an actual Doctor, and gives a excellent breakdown of the data. He goes into other subjects Mr Campbell doesn't

[@kentillotson2814]

but bear in mind, John is Not a doctor

[@ansielubbeprosser9072]

I agree totally.

[@usernameheath]

I’ve watched his videos, too, but then I saw this last night: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmqYh3aPgaebY6M.

[@janninehodgson2815]

I couldnt of said it better.

[@bethwatkins4211]

MY BROTHER WHO IS UNVACCINATED HAS COVID NOW AND TURNED FOR THE BETTER AS SOON AS HE TOOK IIIVVERRRMMEECTINN! I THINK IT SAVED HIS LIFE!!! HE IS DOING SO MUCH BETTER NOW AND NO HOSPITALIZATION!

[@skydaddy2692]

how did you get ivermectin

[@Ironman4969]

Hi doctor Campbell, i shared your video on Facebook, and have been censored by fact checker, I am disappointed by this totalitarian way to think, i don't want you as medical statistician expert to comment, but i am very glad to listen to you and with my basic knowledge in virology, hope you will continue to inform us in order to make us think, thank you so much from Morocco.

[@mysticchords]

I'm so grateful for your analysis of this and all that's playing out... I'm so glad that I took delivery of Ivermectin from India, and the people from there, who are making sure it's available for us in all the countries where this effective medicine has been suppressed and banned, are offering a priceless service... It's a crime of the highest order that this medicine has been withdrawn due to it's efficacy in treating CV, only because the pharma companies wouldn't have got emergency clearance for their injections.

[@mykingslove7]

May i please have details of the ivermectin company in india?

[@leialee6820]

What country are you from in being able to get Ivermectin if you don't mind me asking? I am from England, UK and I was unaware we could get it here. I would also like the name of the Company you were able to get it from in India. Thank you.

[@MajorCulturalDivide]

Me too. Who are these Indians and how do we find them?

[@chrisduncan3943]

@@MajorCulturalDivide there are several online pharmacies that offer it. Not hard to find at all. Takes about 3 to 4 weeks to get your order. safe meds 4 all would be one option from what I've heard.

[@pimpindistress9177]

Yo mystic just because he’s saying it don’t repeat it because they gonna make sure none of us can get ivermectin soon

[@chrisbraid2907]

I am encouraged as a tanned half Japanese over 65 yr old of the genetic extra cover noted. Thank you Doctor . My mother, a Hiroshima Survivor of 90 will also be pleased to know what you have shared …

[@CuchulainAD]

Your mother is hardcore to the bone. My respect and best wishes to her.

[@stewiefy]

Japan protects its citizens and their best interests.

[@robertchflynn]

January 12 and Japan is spikingback up over 13,000 today. So now what?

[@annasusanti7621]

How's Israel doing, where the people have been jabbed 4 times?

[@robertchflynn]

@@annasusanti7621 until herd immunity has been reached the virus will live on in some form or another. What's your point?

[@leewootton7129]

Hi John, one of the other things to be aware of is the overall much lower incidence of Vitamin D deficiency in the Japanese population. This would correlate very closely with your findings on Vitamin D from the other week.

[@O1OO1O1]

What's the reason for their higher levels?

[@Patrick-gf5xg]

@@O1OO1O1 The Japanese eat an enormous amount of fresh fish including salmon which is very high in Vitamin D.

[@andrew1717xx]

@@Patrick-gf5xg Spot on!

[@sunniva5335]

Where is your data? The Japanese wear masks all the time, even when they have a col.... and they obey rules. They live healthier. without supplements.

[@miljeuta]

@@sunniva5335 do you think that vitamin D can be ingested only through supplements?

[@robertmitchell6504]

“Once is luck. Twice is coincidence. But three… three is a clue.” - Hercules Poirot…

[@lo2148]

Just to let you know John, they have flagged this as false information on Facebook. My friend has been able to get ivermectin over the counter since aug 13 th and has been taking it for two months twice a week. They have 147 cases . The graphs don’t lie IMO .

[@blairbrownie1223]

Where would one look in order to get Ivermectin? I didn’t think doctors would prescribe it in America

[@Debra_Hasatheory]

Some places are allowing it, but not all. America's Frontline Doctors have posted ways to get it, something about compound pharmacies or labs, I think.

[@PhoenixsArt]

Why would you take it without any reason? You are not supposed to be plopping it in "just in case" 🤦‍♀️

[@ruxpin76]

@Ann D'eon -- It's called prophylactic treatment, and it's common.

[@johnberger5539]

@Hopper33 Dr. Campbell never said it was! Try reading english!

[@grahamwood4145]

Your balanced views on these matters are always interesting and highly informative. I enjoy being able to draw my own conclusions. Thank you.

[@Emppu_T.]

I think it's kind of criminal to deny someone of potentially life saving treatment because someone in the media claimed it was horse medicine.

[@mimi-ur8pc]

The population alarmists ( Klaus Schwab, Bill Gates, Anthony Fauci, Tedros Adhanon and all the other Jeffrey Epstein sycophants are criminals and no different than the Gunther Schwab NAZIs.

[@NotEvenDeathCanSaveU]

Which its not. I know here where I live we have one woman here in her 60ties, a doctor that treated over 500 patients at the second wave (last october 2020 thru to new year) and she had ONLY single one person who ended in hospital on oxygen. She was treating with ivermectin, esp. old people which we have a ton here and she didnt even do it quite legally, even govt tried to cancel her as they ordered to treat patients thru phone what is obviously impossible. Also I should mention she was ALWAYS taking calls, from current and new patients, imo she should get a nobel prize, not those expert ********** on pfizers payroll

[@Emppu_T.]

@@NotEvenDeathCanSaveU our country is not even considering treatments. We're just watching people wither away when we know there is a treatment that could save them but oh no can't do something the EU doesn't like. That's evil.

[@baileyhatfield4273]

@@Emppu_T. Just let them rott on a respirator, where you KNOW DAMN WELL, they will die. If i was a nurse or doctor, you would NEVER see me just sit by as patient after patient came in with the same ISSUE SAME PROBLEM, and let them die one by one. Science isn't letting people die and not trying anything. That doesn't mean experiment and brew up a damn potion, but it means, maybe try out that NOBEL PRIZE WINNING drug that doctors have been talking about, maybe see if that works. Criminal what they've done. A local couple got covid (not a good circumstance how they got it, anyways) and they took Ivermectin. Mid 50s maybe approaching 60, they were in and out of the hospital in 2 3 days. Not sure how much they took how often ect, but they're old and seemed to do ok. Everyone said they took the ''horse medicine''. Even people who are not fans of THIS CERTAIN vaccine. Not anti vaxxers, just not fans of THIS Mrna Covid vax.

[@dogblessamerica]

Criminal to pretend horse medicine has any effects on a disease it's definitely not proven effective for.

[@chrisortega8851]

AMAZING! a miracle in Japan, Mexico city , and Uttar Pradesh. hmmmmm🤔

[@Sobchak2]

It seems to me that the most important information is missing here: how widely was ivermectin utilised since August 13th? It seems to me that for the effect shown in that graphic to be attributable to ivermectin, a massive number of people would have needed to use it. So "ivermectin allowed" per se means close to nothing.

[@TheTrothKeeper]

Exactly my thoughts as well. Unless we know the user base of Ivermectin then we are only speculating. The NSP14 mutation to non-viability seems a more likely association.

[@allandavis6116]

The idea that the drop in cases was due to ivermectin is absurd. I'm surprised that Cambell would say such nonsense.

[@khumbulaninkosiyamimoyo6261]

@@allandavis6116 The curve was always going to be bell shaped regardless. That's really absurd how he draws that conclusion. The curve should have flattened if there was an effect

[@jasonmoser8957]

I was there following it all. Masks were 100% pre surge, the vaccine roll out was only really starting to take off - in other words you cannot use the vaccine argument either - marginal roll at best. Japanese doctors are generally in agreement that they don't really know if the jabs did anything. Lastly, therapeutics were introduced late into the surge and my impression is that they were not widely used. I did see them used though. My conclusion which is probably the same for Indonesia and India is nobody knows why it went down so fast. Yes, as someone who lives in Japan and follows Covid closely I found the video to be sloppy.

[@JB-pd3ir]

@@jasonmoser8957 Thanks for sharing

[@adcashmo]

JC never said ivm was officially approved for covid 19 use. In fact he stated quite clearly it is not approved, rather ALLOWED (if requested). He just speculated about its effect. He then went on to present many other ideas / potential reasons for the dip. Btw anyone notice how his videos are posted with one name (miracle in japan), then a few days later receive a new name (ivermectin in Japan)? That's purely due to the algorithms having identified a title which would result in more hits. PLEASE LISTEN TO THE FULL VIDEO AND UNDERSTAND THE NUANCE.

[@Thanatos1982a]

the thing is - it was not even ALLOWED on 13th August. That´s an outright lie. A handful of Japanese doctors have been using it since last winter as covid treatment.

[@jannerantanen8743]

Dear Dr. Campbell. I was lucky enough to be on forums where your channel was brought up in the beginning of the pandemic. As a some kind of academic myself it was so refreshing to go trough the studies and see the data analyzed compared to the clickbait fear journalism that world was going trough. So I can hands down say this channel has been the best source of information regarding the pandemic for the past two years now. I did have my moments of doubt when the vaccinations started and this channel (like almost the whole world) took it as this is it. My caution did not rise from your analyzis but from the fact that here in Finland all the senior executives of our national health institute (THL) are either former employees of Pfizer or has gotten huge research funds from them. And as I would call it, the propaganda has been very strong all the way to today. So now getting to the point I'm absolutely delighted to see that you are still following the facts and data and giving us information about alternatives and you will not hang yourself in the one truth. I have learned a lot watching your videos and I wish you all the best in the world! Greetings from Finland, Janne Rantanen

[@GembaDocs]

Great message Janne! I love telling Finnish people that I’ve never met someone fully sane from Finland. Your nation is crazy in a very beautiful way!

[@paulatudor691]

Happy Thanksgiving Day to all those who celebrate it.