Paxlovid, evidence base?

Paxlovid, it this an evidence based intervention in May 2022?
Paper FDA EMU was based on
www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056...
EPIC-HR (Evaluation of Protease Inhibition for COVID-19 in High-Risk Patients)
1120 patients received nirmatrelvir plus ritonavir
1126 received placebo
Relative risk reduction
Risk of progression to severe Covid-19, 89% lower than the risk with placebo
Absolute risk reduction
www.precisionvaccinations.com...
7% down to 1%
symptomatic, unvaccinated, non hospitalized adults
at high risk for progression to severe coronavirus disease 2019
July 16 and December 9, 2021
If vaccinated people and previously infected people are partly protected
More people would need to be treated to prevent one adverse event
Pfizer press release (5th November 2021)
www.pfizer.com/news/press-rel...
our oral antiviral candidate, … has the potential to save patients’ lives,
reduce the severity of COVID-19 infections,
and eliminate up to nine out of ten hospitalizations
Pfizer Shares In Vitro Efficacy of Novel COVID-19 Oral Treatment Against Omicron Variant
www.pfizer.com/news/press-rel...
www.yalemedicine.org/news/12-...
www.fda.gov/media/155051/down...
The results showed in all cases that nirmatrelvir was a potent inhibitor of its target.
PAXLOVID™ for Post-Exposure Prophylactic Use
www.pfizer.com/news/press-rel...
Evaluated data from 2,957 adults
Pfizer observed risk reductions of 32% (5 day course)
37% reduction (10 day course)
These results, however, were not statistically significant and, as such, the primary endpoint of reducing the risk of confirmed and symptomatic COVID-19 infection in adults who had been exposed to the virus through a household contact was not met.
FACT SHEET FOR PATIENTS, PARENTS, AND CAREGIVERS
EMERGENCY USE AUTHORIZATION (EUA) OF PAXLOVID FOR CORONAVIRUS DISEASE 2019 (COVID-19)
www.fda.gov/media/155051/down...
PAXLOVID is not an FDA-approved medicine in the United States.
PAXLOVID is an investigational medicine
Some medicines may interact with PAXLOVID and may cause serious side effects.
If you take too much PAXLOVID, call your healthcare provider or go to the nearest hospital emergency room right away.
Possible side effects of PAXLOVID are:
Allergic Reactions
trouble swallowing or breathing, swelling of the mouth, lips, or face, throat tightness, hoarseness, skin rash
Liver Problems. Tell your healthcare provider right away,
loss of appetite, yellowing of your skin and the whites of eyes (jaundice), dark-colored urine, pale colored stools and itchy skin, stomach area (abdominal) pain.
Other possible side effects include:
altered sense of taste, diarrhea, high blood pressure, muscle aches
Dr. Ashish K. Jha, White House, Covid-19 coordinator
The new White House Covid czar says avoiding all virus infections isn’t the goal of U.S. pandemic policy.
Paxlovid, push to reach the vulnerable
Doctors are too hesitant to prescribe the drug
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashish_Jha
Senior Advisor at Albright Stonebridge Group
www.politico.com/newsletters/...
The firm advises clients on international policy and global markets
Patrick Vallance
From 2012 to 2018, he was President of Research and Development at global pharmaceutical company, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020...
Cashed £5,000,000 GSK shares
Future jobs of FDA’s haematology-oncology reviewers
www.bmj.com/content/354/bmj.i...
www.npr.org/sections/health-s...
More than a quarter of the Food and Drug Administration employees
(who approved cancer and hematology drugs from 2001 through 2010)
left the agency and now work or consult for pharmaceutical companies,

[@lanafateeva6059]

This is another example how corrupt people, even in medical profession, pursue their own financial interests and not the interest of their patients. It is all "money talks" now. Thank you for your good work, Dr. Campbell.

[@dochw8302]

👍👍👍

[@jessicamiles]

So many corrupt people out there it’s astounding! Hell will be filled on judgement day!

[@dochw8302]

@@jessicamiles 🤣🤣🤣

[@flyingcircus808]

"An honest man here lies at rest, the friend of man the friend of truth the friend of age and guide of youth. Few hearts like his with virtue warmed, few heads with knowledge so informed. If there's another world, he lives in bliss. If there is none, he made the best of this." Robert Burns

[@Portia620]

Interesting as a friend of mine said he friends daughter had no immune systems and got this virus and took the meds and better in a day.

[@oshead]

Who'd have guessed that the company with the highest amounts awarded against them in litegation, billions and billions of dollars, were up to their old tricks again?

[@constancegreiner906]

I agree. Here's some good info you might like. Housatonic's channel. (Probably spelled wrong) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXqYmoarrK6Afac Anyways I think you might like it. If you're not already watching.

[@plantluvr2917]

The company motto is: don't ask for permission, ask for forgiveness. From someone who knows

[@harrymills2770]

All that's in the past, now that they have the government's backing. (Horrific)

[@larrykiehl2457]

@@plantluvr2917 They don't even consider asking for forgiveness, they just wait for the lawsuits as they laugh all the way to the bank having made $billions in profits, know it's just a cost of doing (unethical) business. They've figured out how to win the money game, the public be damned.

[@nancydrew8388]

@@constancegreiner906 HousatonicLive has the best research. Love that channel. 💕😊

[@leokimvideo]

The way the medical industry has acted during Covid is despicable. It seems anything for a buck these days.

[@melmorrison1400]

Yea, plus, media, governments, industry, schools and ordinary people who think they know it all… when in fact they’ve believed a load of lies.

[@cheekytitaable]

And the fact that Pfizer and Moderna did their best to put a stop to any discussions about other non-patented medications should further disgust people.

[@malcansdell5778]

Well in the end many will die and suffer. If it can be proven criminal in our corrupt courts they will be made pay? Too many pederasses in the courts.

[@bestcrazyboy8487]

Well said

[@SniffBackBetter]

This^^^ Right from the start, the goal was always mass vaccination at any cost, despite treatments already being available.

[@harrymills2770]

@@SniffBackBetter The disinformation campaigns waged against HCQ, Ivermectin, monoclonal antibodies, etc. are crimes against humanity, and should give pause to ANYbody pushing for Medicare-for-All. You don't want the bureaucrats controlling your medical care. The bureaucrats are controlled by Big Money and Big Pharma, but more importantly, they're spending Peter's money on Paul, so they don't care about quality OR cost, which is why socialized medicine for the masses is not a good idea. Safety net? Sure. Maybe. But for the majority? No. If the majority can't afford their own care, then no organ of the state can, either, inasmuch as they derive all their resources from the people. Socialized medicine should be a last-resort thing, used only by the poor. The RICH understand this, because there's no way anybody in Congress (for example) is going cheap on THEIR medical care, but it's OK for the rest of us.

[@jonathanphillips5514]

@@SniffBackBetter initially treatments were not available. It took a while before effective treatments were found and even then they could only be administered within narrow window.

[@Divinefapper]

It's been fun following your journey Dr. John. The more you've looked into things, the more obvious it has become that there's an extreme amount of bullshittery going on in the medical industry. It's been a joy following you for these couple of years. Slowly but surely you've grown more and more sceptical, and for a good reason.

[@EdsCanineAcademy]

And some of us were skeptical from the start ! Thankfully didn’t listen to this man pushing the untested jabs

[@jessicamiles]

I have been skeptical from the beginning as well and refused to get jabbed but love to listen to Dr John. Nice to see he has come around and I enjoy his cheeky little comments. He is the only one out there whose intentions were in the right place so I don’t hold anything against him.

[@JohnSmith-lk8cy]

@@jessicamiles Me too. Great to see how a rational person can come to informed conclusions based on evidence - not media lies and fear mongering. Shame more people can't research and come to their own conclusions and accept the brainwashing and media programming.

[@justasimpleguy7211]

A certain amount of bullshittery is expected. That's why we have regulatory agencies. The problem now is many in the regulatory agencies and Congress (oversight, you know) are also fully immersed in the bullshittery. I suppose from their perspective enough $$$ covers up the stink...

[@walterego6584]

The bullshit starts with a nurse posing as a doctor acting like he has any idea what he’s talking about and milking fools like you for KZbin millions $$$$

[@ProtectMyLiberty]

The level of shall we say "questionable ethics" is astounding to me. Absolutely astounding.

[@kathrynpegiel287]

Thank you John for your work. As a former nurse I am glad to see you carry on the work of patient advocacy as all nurses should.

[@MsEagle20]

I wish doctors would too...

[@derekarmstrong1408]

Impeccable timing! I just got Covid and was about to enter the Paxlovid program. Found out about the extreme risk of adverse reactions to my BP medication, so I decided to opt out. Your insight has been a godsend from the beginning. I started taking Vitamin D 2 years ago, and ramped it up yesterday as soon as Covid symptoms started, I am feeling better already.

[@derekarmstrong1408]

@@daddymulk if you don't like what he has to say, why are you here?

[@mastercommander4535]

I have BP medication...83 .found Pax and fantastic as all clear in 4 /5days no side effects And no charge

[@johnwireman2660]

Paxlovid has a long list of possible drug interactions and it significantly limits the number of patients who can take it. It’s good that you didn’t get it.

[@mastercommander4535]

@@johnwireman2660 I would check ones particular situation out but most drugs have long lists! Even aspirin . It’s a covering position by the company and obviously important to check out but personally despite taking a number of daily prescription drugs had zero interaction issues .

[@derekarmstrong1408]

@@davew8799 definitely. Zinc was vital part of my homeopathic self treatment. Still amazed that I went from 104 to 98 in 24 hours, and aside from some spaced out foggy feeling the whole thing was gone just like that. Not being aloof about it either. My uncle was one of the unfortunate younger nursing home casualties, and a coworker lost her 45 year old husband who was fine one day and gone a couple of hours after being cleared for hospital release. Everyone is different, and I am a very healthy guy overall who eats well.

[@libbert5757]

The 4 Ps of Corruption 1. Pharma (Big) 2. Politicians 3. Professors (Fauci) 4. Press Keep this in mind.

[@MR..181]

All protected by police!

[@WhippyWhipGaming]

it's been a long journey watching john over the last 2 years start to realise just how corrupt the world is and that decisions are mostly financial or power related, health is secondary

[@KathleenMcCormickLCSWMPH]

I didn’t agree with his very pro vaccine stance in the beginning but it looks like he has become more critical of the hype over time. I admire that he is open to changing his mind although I still think he has a ways to go.

[@EdsCanineAcademy]

I’m sure he’s earned well off the back of it. Seriously just a shill. He’s not come around he’s simply playing his part !

[@ruthwhall3020]

I believe this pandemic has opened many peoples eyes to the crupputness of big pharma companies including Dr Cambel's . My eyes where opened some years ago about the medical world ,especially with in the NHS which I'm really sorry to say ,and it does trouble me deeply that although it has its bad practices may be one day there will be no NHS ,as it scares the life out of me that we'll go down the same path as the sates . I do feel sorry for Dr Cambel it's terribly sad to know things aren't quite as you believed them to be

[@dennispickard7743]

Charlene Khan yup ! He makes a lot more now kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5nMdYKfjd51bJo

[@kevola5739]

@@KathleenMcCormickLCSWMPH - The circumstances have changed and his stance has changed with it. Seems very reasonable to me. It is what I would expect to see from a honest interpretation.

[@pauldick4112]

I took this drug Monday. And it was amazing how it worked, very fast and very happy it was available to me. I have MS for 20years and often would be in hospital if my fever gets away on me. This saved me a lot of displeasure, and the cost of being hospitalized $$$. I’ve had 3 vaccine’s!!!

[@loribijou]

how are you today?

[@dctodave]

Same here paul.. i was in hell.. paxlovid turned it around

[@Lisah707]

Same! Started Wednesday and remarkably improved day by day

[@heatherb7152]

No rebound hopefully 🤞🏻🙏🏻

[@judylarosee5326]

I tested positive for COVID took this medication for 5 days. On the second day all symptoms We’re gone. I finished the medication and was tested Negative. Worked for me!

[@bloodofredmoon]

Same here! Only side effect I had was a bad taste in my mouth while using the meds.

[@toothcarpentery]

Same here as well, though I’m just on the third day. I was hospitalized with the original variant and double vaccinated afterward.

[@lynncampbell4541]

I just started the Paxlovid about an hour ago. Started feeling an itchy throat yesterday, decided to test, sure enough it was positive. This is my second time contracting Covid-19. November of 2021 I had contracted what is believed to be the Delta variant and I was in the ICU for 2 weeks. I went to bed one night and woke up the next like I was going to die. Ended up with covid pneumonia both viral and bacterial, pneumothorax in my left lung, plural effusion in both lungs, needed 2 blood transfusions and drainage tubes in my lungs through incisions in my back. I almost did not make it, and I am so thankful to have had pulled through as I'm only 30 and I have a baby and 2 young children. I'm no where near ready to go! So I decided to go to the ER as soon as possible once I tested positive just to be on the proactive side. I will try to update this thread with my experience this time around.

[@michelebella677]

@@lynncampbell4541 how are you feeling? Prayers to you.

[@Magnulus76]

I started taking it on the third day of COVID symptoms. I didn't notice any shortening of the course of the illness. I would only recommend this drug for people who are at elevated risk of complications from COVID, and start taking it immediately after your doctor perscribes it or you have a positive test. Omicron spreads rapidly in the body so the sooner you start a drug like this, the better.

[@chicomaki7327]

Always a fan of "tongue-in-cheek". Great review, Dr. Campbell. Thank you, as always!

[@garethrutherford7686]

Why is the well tested and very safe ivermectin treatment not being compared taking into account the huge cost difference?

[@intotron6708]

Do you really expect any company to perform a study with the potential result of exposing their own expensive product as useless? I don't expect this, and honestly I do not think the company is obliged to do such a study. However in the situation since 2019 the governments all over the world should have tested lots of possible treatments in the correct scientific way. Even if some of them seemed crazy or very unlikely, it was said we had lots of candidates for those studies. That is what we have to hold the governments responsible for, the total lack of such investigations. I fact I personally would say the suppressed such studies and had a fixation on vaccinations. A really big mistake.

[@Dragonslairminis]

Ivermectin doesn't work. Did you miss that video John did on the double blind placebo study that showed it's useless against covid?

[@constancegreiner906]

Please give this a try , good info. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXqYmoarrK6Afac

[@MR..181]

Still remember that, millions of ancedotal evidence¹ at 3 cents a pill, and the need for "horse paste".. and hear the mass media people?..

[@timmyburden5701]

do a search online for studies involving Ivermectin. Those studies say it does nothing for covid.

[@danilodesnica3821]

Thank you Dr. Campbell. I love your content AND your deliciously subtle style. Please don't stop reporting on all topics concerning Covid-19. Now that we're all distracted by other things in the news, now's the time when very important COVID-19 research might be released in the expectation that it will go unnoticed - please don't let it be so - I'm relying on you!

[@koofdome]

Paxlovid made me feel perfectly normal after about 30 hours. Insane.

[@brokenlink921]

I started taking it less than 24 hours ago and the difference has been night and day.

[@phinsup402]

12 hours for me. High fever and trouble breathing. Took myself to ER got paxlovid took it at night next morning I was back to 60% amazing drug. Only side effect was bitter taste. By 3rd day on it my covid test were negative .

[@koofdome]

@@phinsup402 that taste was horrrrrrrible lol. The only thing that helped was cinnamon hard candy.

[@koofdome]

@Lost Space I didn't get that but my dad with cancer did and was fine within 12 hours. I think it's only reserved for severe cases unless it's more available now lucky!!!! Because that paxlovid taste like you were sucking on rusty penny's for a week

[@l91106]

im a type 1 diabetic just caught covid yday and its just too intense, mild my arse i cant even lift my head of the bed and breathing feels weird, live alone too so cant really get food or anything, only thing im worried about is if paxlovid hinders your gained immunity after taking

[@latinhellas6383]

I always had the impression that Paxlovid will prove to be about as effective as Tamiflu: junk in, junk out.

[@elvislegg8634]

Or in this case, as with tamiflu, junk out, money in.

[@beatasosinska3368]

I am done with all products of pharmaceutical mafia.

[@constancegreiner906]

We all seem like minded. Have you seen this kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXqYmoarrK6Afac Please give him a try I think you will find him interesting.

[@tobyglyn]

But considerably more profitable!!

[@brodietaym8475]

excellent analogy

[@gordongrayson3287]

I love the way you humour, dryly, the last two years with just a little objective poke. It makes me chuckle, thank you very much. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧

[@mylord4321]

He's British THERE HUMOUR IS AS DRY AS DEATH VALLEY ON ITS HOTEST DAY. MY LITTLE OLD GRANDMA 👵 💕 SHE TO WAS 💯 BRIT. NICEST WOMAN I EVER KNEW. SHE DIED THE SAME DAY MY OLDEST DAUGHTER WAS BORN. SHE IS 36 NOW MY GRANDMOTHER WAS 94 WHEN SHE DIED.

[@Campbellteaching]

God bless her

[@christinemackenzie5454]

The way John uses humour is a pure delight during the darkest of times. Thank you, John, for all your hard work.

[@frankbutcher2601]

"Years from now, people will find our acceptance of the HIV theory of AIDS as silly as we find those who excommunicated Galileo." Mullis, K.B., Dancing Naked in the Mind Field, 1998.....

[@frankbutcher2601]

"By any measure, the war on AIDS has been a colossal failure...our leading scientists and policymakers cannot demonstrate that their efforts have saved a single life." Duesberg, P.H., Inventing the AIDS Virus, 1996....

[@danieltita1482]

THANK YOU, Dr Campbell! Your daily briefiengs help us undersand the hidden issues related to the decisions made for our health, without our knowledge or our "informed consent" !

[@nicim3730]

Paxlovid helped me get over Covid last week. I thank God for it!

[@heartysteer8752]

Same with my mother just a couple weeks ago. She is 83 with other risks. With Paxlovid she just got a mild cough and loss of appetite for a couple days. My dad is healthier and got sick first but didn't tell anyone he wasn't feeling well. Without Paxlovid he ended up hospitalized. If my mother had gotten as sick as my father, doubt she would have made it. I believe in Ivrmctn being helpful, even have some on hand. But Paxlovid seemed to have a stronger case for being effective.

[@capnpugwash5403]

Thank you for opening the conversation on the revolving door. Add to that the Congressional, etc financial involvement in pharmaceuticals and it doesn't have to be a conspiracy to see CV19 has been a boon to those in power.

[@capnpugwash5403]

@@daddymulk Dr John, he is a Dr, just not an MD, so lets not try cancel culture. Has been as much of a victim of misinformation as most who have relied on official sources. Otherwise he would not have swallowed it whole, and had 2 jabs and a booster. He has been one of the few HONEST speakers out there who are not part of the vaccine averse brigade. It is a very large switch to make from believing vaccines are beneficial to understanding in a hygienic well fed non slum environment most if not all vaccines are not needed. Pharma has hoodwinked or controlled Doctors and Scientists, they have a lot to answer for. Hardly any scientist can progress in their career if they do not suck up to agents acting for the pharma companies, as, if they do not get grants they are not recognised as being successful. Ergo they put their heads down, stick their bums in the air, take it, and tell us a load of rubbish, which the uninformed believe. Dr John is getting as argumentative as he can without getting booted off YT.

[@harrymills2770]

... and to those who want The Great Re-Set.

[@gloriajanz7087]

The big boon started with HIV, led by the Fauci, and lasting over 35 years. Big money for those in Congress and the pharmaceutical lobbies.

[@mabelheinzle2275]

Another clear honest break-down of facts for us.. thank you

[@bobbyjeanleblanc3620]

Thank you so much, doctor, for keeping us updated. I would know next to nothing if it wasn't for your programs. God bless you.

[@dianewagner6937]

Once again, Dr. John, I see how you're getting to the "truth" for all of us. Yes, there's lots of $$$$ and many corrupt waiting in the wings. It's sad that they're getting wealthy off those who they're supposed to be protecting. Keep up the great job! Always look forward to watching you!

[@user-jy1jn1is3d]

*Thanks for watching send a direct message right away I will love to hear your thoughts on it and for more enlightenment☝️❤️***….

[@MStClair-zk8vv]

Your genius is in denying cheekily, what is right in everyone’s faces, John. Bravo. Gentle jabs with aspiration…. Good job.

[@Zeberai]

it's called lying

[@jaxel45]

The “vaccines” never stopped transmission.

[@jurgschupbach3059]

but it controlled the conditioning.......

[@utubeu8129]

@@jurgschupbach3059 by adding inflammation

[@charliefoster4126]

I'm glad John is covering several non related stories ;) On a completely different note somehow I think I would love a night out at the pub with John should I see him in my travels because something tells me he has a bit of a sly snarky element in his humor that I would appreciate. I would buy him a pint to thank him for his contributions and perspective over Covid and maybe after that pint we could leave covid talk at that and enjoy our night as we are doing more and more so with our lives as he predicted we would as we move through Omicron. Cheers John and thanks for the continued talks.

[@robertfinkle]

I am currently taking Paxlovid, as I am covid positive. I am immunocompromised due to a battle with Stage IV Hodgkin's Lymphoma a couple of years ago. . My initial symptoms were quickly reversed after just 2 of the 5 days of the medication. In addition, the Paxlovid is free of charge here in the U.S.

[@drizler]

Just be watchful of one thing . I sat in on a zoom vaccine presentation a couple days ago . It has been noted that while it knocks the virus right out in a day or two it has one other issue. Sometimes the virus comes roaring right back about a week later. Not all but enough to be noteworthy but still something to be aware of if you start feeling weak / sick again. Sorry I can’t give any more direct info regarding this but it just went past as I was listening. Try looking into the FLCCC for more info on how good this new antiviral really is.

[@christaluongo8919]

Are you doing ok with it? I’m afraid to take it.

[@jennife333]

@@christaluongo8919 I just started taking it as well. I am vaccinated to also a serious asthmatic. I’m doing ok.

[@loribijou]

@@christaluongo8919 did you ever take it?

[@christaluongo8919]

@@loribijou nope!!! I took Ivermectin, C, D, Quercitin, instead

[@EnsignRedshirtRicky]

Sounds like the Ivermenctin + Monoclonial Antibodies + Vit D cocktail would be a better treatment path as there is no rebound infection as is being seen with Paxlovid. Given how experimental it is (based on it's list of possible side effects), it does not seem to make sense.

[@rockspoon6528]

@patrick evans All you need to do to make strain-specific monoclonal anitbodies is take some new plasma samples. Also, it's fairly hilarious that the white house forced the end to monoclonal under the guise of "they don't work" when the vaccines are based on even more outdated strains and even narrower anitbody protection. If the monoclonal doesn't work, the vaccine sure as hell isn't going to.

[@denisetaylor1084]

Thanks again for your insights, stay true for our sake.

[@Dragonslairminis]

@patrick evans add to that the fact that ivermectin never worked.

[@Dragonslairminis]

How rare is the rebound infection? How long does it last?

[@kathleenross5181]

Not true that the monoclonal antibodies don’t work. I was exposed on Easter Sunday, became very ill by Thursday. On the following Wednesday I received an antibody treatment and immediately symptoms started to subside. In 2 days, the worst of the symptoms were gone. Now I just have fatigue. The antibody treatment was one designed for the current variant. I had also taken two doses of ivermectin and that seemed to help. My neighbor’s doctor gave him Paxlovid and it seemed to help him recover. So….what can I say? I just hope I don’t get it again,

[@cathyburkart9395]

Dr. Campbell, thank you. I respect your always detailed presentations & discussions. Facts matter.

[@sallieswint5648]

So well presented Dr Campbell; your service to humanity is immense. Thank you ❤️

[@theresacroghan6]

I've been sharing these all over Facebook. You are doing such a service that no one else has the courage to do

[@woppy101]

Have a look at the Paxlovid Covid rebound infection, my immunocompromised wife is currently going through one, she tested positive and received paxlovid the next day, finished the course and tested negative, 2 days later she was positive again and has been having symptoms for 2 days now

[@Beekind799]

heal the gut and thats the end of immunocompramised conditions,take a heaped tea spoon of slippery elm bark powder in a glass of water ten minutes before food,it takes about ten days to heal the holes in the gut thats the end of the compramised immune system at the same time start taking 100billion probiotics night and day ,when the gut is healed start taking with breakfast 600mg nac - 200mcg selenium/15mg zinc - 500mg magnesiun citrate - 1000mg caps cod liver oil - 1000mg caps fish oil - 5000ius vitd3/100mg vit k2 - 2 x 750mg caps beef liver extract - a combined tablet bromelain/papain with the first bit of food take the combined tablet brom/pap then the supplements then eat the rest of the breakfast,your wife has nutritional deficiencies making the 5 box immune system weak ,this protocol addresses the nutritional deficiencies in the food chain which are right across the board,any virus symptoms take 2 big spoons of colliodal silver 10 ppm 3 times in day this blocks any virus from using glycosylation thats the end of any virus,this is far safer than anything big pharma can come up with,good luck if your wife does this she will regain in her health in a few weeks

[@8437nathalie]

Pfizer are not doing well are they, as they keep producing uneffective dangerous drugs. Maybe gouvernments should stop using pfizer drugs.

[@HappyLife-wv5ms]

Is the rebound the same, less severe or more severe than the original illness? I haven’t heard anyone mention this yet. Thank you and I hope she feels better soon!

[@woppy101]

@@HappyLife-wv5ms much the same at the minute, but worried it’s going to get worse due to her being B-Cell depleted

[@Dragonslairminis]

She'll recover soon. It doesn't last.

[@paulavandenbroeck1333]

Thank goodness Dr. John is keeping us on the straight and narrow.

[@TheEmpowerment1]

I am fully vaccinated and Paxlovid completely eliminated my moderate Covid symptoms in 4 hours flat.

[@jilliankatz9476]

Thank you, Dr. Campbell your honesty and knowledge are greatly appreciated. I just started this medicine and am feeling better. Still experiencing a bad cough but my fever and chills are gone. Continue sharing your informative videos and stay healthy!

[@fatbelly27]

I'm delighted to hear that Sir Patrick Vallance has cashed in 5 million pounds of pharma shares. Would he also like to offload his knighthood and his KCB?

[@jonathanphillips5514]

Where did it say that?

[@fatbelly27]

@@jonathanphillips5514 18:03

[@jonathanphillips5514]

@@fatbelly27 Thanks for pointing that out. While I am not supporting him this is misleading as he cashed in the shares before he joined the government. I think he has 600k of shares remaining. Whole picture is never presented on this channel.

[@fatbelly27]

@@jonathanphillips5514 To give John credit, he does publish links to his sources. Unfortunately this one was behind a paywall.

[@jonathanphillips5514]

@@fatbelly27 It may seem minor but it is quite an important point.

[@wyndhamhewlett2795]

There are those who know and those who are in for the biggest shock of their lives! Funny how some people can pick up a scam and some can't, two years I've known this was a scam and I'm totally disgusted by all involved!!!

[@shelialovett7148]

I knew it was a scam before day one. In fact...seven years before 2020 I made a post about them creating a new corona virus and told everyone to remember they'd heard it from me first! When the news first broke about covid in 2020 it actually came up in my FB memories. So none of this bs ever surprised me.

[@margaretneanover3385]

I think the scam is misuse of the actual progress ...but why? We see the everyday busy persons going for the things they do. We don't see that lifestyles of rich and famous was a first toward altered interest. It was one day announced as a court date of a named ceo ...about oh I think computers. All sudden one went down, after announcing others creative aspect and the paid amount. Really? Most Patent issues aren't overnight , literally, success. I can see pennecillin was, after at least fifteen yrs study. Yes many ill were wanting something through that. However government was not taking it in their hands as they do now. Before trump, only two presidents ever used a executive order...because it's only for certain criteria. So the upbringing also has much to do with collaboration.

[@markwhite6782]

I know the feeling. Paxlovid and Molnupirivir were recently compared in a clinical trial to IV R MEKTIN at inhibiting the C3 Protease. I strongly suggest reading the paper, oh wait, it was mysteriously pulled. I guess the 7 cents per dose of IV R MEKTIN, a safe drug in comparison with hundreds of dollars for Paxlovid and Molnupirivir, 1/3 as effective plus employs horrible side effects was just too much for the public to handle. Thank god for globalists watching out for our well being.

[@Dragonslairminis]

I can't understand how Dr John continues to get away with it.

[@constancegreiner906]

Sad for all those vets forced to stay boosted if they want to continue getting health care from the VA. They have enough health problems already.

[@PortlandsTransport]

Well Dr Campbell I am almost finished with my course of this drug and i gotta tell you this stuff worked. Took it on the 3rd day of my infection and within 3 hours all my symptoms had virtually disappeared. I had the worst sore throat of my life and 103 fever. All gone within a couple of hours.

[@amymwoda730]

A complete miracle……

[@reggiepalmer6157]

I know somebody that took it and their symptoms were way less than mine I'm talking like 90% less now if they don't get any rebound I am happy with this medicine

[@leonardchecchio1655]

Dr J thank you for this analysis. Please consider looking closely at the two randomized groups. I do not have the skills to check the statistical analyses but in many relevant characteristics, the placebo group have many more patients with risk factors than the treatment group including age over 65, diabetes, obesity, male sex and others. I hope a statistician will do an independent analysis of the groups to prove true equity between the comparators. There also have been a number of troubling reports where real world patients treated with Paxlovid recover symptomatically only to have recurrence a couple weeks later. This happened to a physician who had the covid strain analyzed and found that it was the same strain as that causing his initial disease. This observation is unexplained but warrants a pause In recommending Paxlovid for all at this time when the current strain of covid appears to be of low pathogenicity.

[@Dragonslairminis]

Yes that's an interesting one. Extremely rare and only lasts a few days. But something they are trying to work out why it happens.

[@JC-gb2en]

Just like testing the efficacy of a drug on pregnant women, without any pregnant women in the trials? like Pfizer does? check.

[@raynidaze1]

I believe "Paxlovid rebound" is not as rare as we are being led to believe. It is happening to me right now. I was infected Easter Sunday, symptomatic 2 days later, started paxlovid the second day of being symptomatic, felt back to normal within 2-3 days of starting Paxlovid, covid tests were very faint or clear at end of treatment. But 4 days later, after treatment ended, tests became immediately positive again, and I developed very mild symptoms again (slight fever, runny nose) for a couple days. My tests still are showing immediate, brightly positive results - although I am currently asymptomatic. Pfizer's response to this phenomenon is to take a second round of Paxlovid (of course $$$). The big question is.... Are those of us experiencing this contagious again after the relapse?

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Excellent point!

[@diane5299]

@@raynidaze1 interesting. I got Covid just before Easter. Started IVM. 2 days fever and headache. Sinus congestion but otherwise fine. Day 9 went back into public…spiked a fever, nausea….I started another round of IVM….feeling now (3days ago) I’m finally through it. Haven’t tested again yet as I’ve read I could be positive for a long time. Maybe this strain just hangs around as long time 🤷‍♂️

[@reneerios2015]

Dear Doctor,I love your understatements! I know something about Pharmaceuticals and that is ,Money before heath ! Thank you for your report!

[@georgina310]

I was given Molnupiravir as part of a COVID-19 treatment trial under the NHS and I found that a lot of the severity of my symptoms seemed reduced and I felt like I recovered rather quickly but that might have been only in my experience and not in others.

[@melmorrison1400]

Hard to tell, 🤔 I’m unvaxed, in my sixties. Got COPD. Got covid… it was like a bad flu. Was in bed two days. Everything ached, then on day three felt much better but was very tired for few days after. Nothing other than a few paracetamol for the headache.

[@The_Gallowglass]

That's why I dunno about paxlovid. I'm taking it now. Covid Positive. How do I know its really working?

[@vvanderer]

the numbers say 83% of patients on Molnupirovir are protected against severe illness and hospitalisation. I did very well on it. I did not feel unwell when it was diagnosed though. I happened to be in hospital for surgery and got tested.

[@neilgoldsmith482]

Dear Dr. Campbell, Last week I 2 Covid home test from the pharmacy and had a cough, slight fever and light headed. I tested positive for Covid both times. I called my Doctor, and told him. He prescribed Paxlovid and I have been vaccinated 4 times here in the USA I took the medication and in 2 days all symptoms were gone. I still have a productive cough infrequently. Paxlovid was amazing.

[@johnfowke1366]

I continue to appreciate what you are doing. Perhaps ethics have always been "out the window" to one degree or another but now in our intensely globalised world the implications are much greater. It's one thing to observe "apparent" conflicts of interest at a local level, for example awarding of road paving contracts, but when global companies govern what we do regarding medications, injections, etc. it's quite another. The profits are enormous as is the potential damage to citizens of the planet.

[@th4tsfilthy]

we were once the consumers..now the rich are the consumers and we are the products. roles have reversed. we as an entire population should be scared when they demonized and silence and financial ruin others who choose to not comply with the global vaccination mission. one day ALL of us will be silenced and censored. every single person on planet earth needs to accept this is the new normal and to fight the establishment instead of complying. the results of the future depend on how we act now.

[@capnpugwash5403]

John, using your own figures, and you have told us in the past regardless of on air mistakes the data typed is correct, Absolute risk was 7% not 70% down to 1%. which is a vastly different absolute risk. Where historically with the vaccines the absolute risk reduction is actually more like .001%, which means we have been hoodwinked.

[@stanj7223]

If the absolute risk reduction due to the vaccine is only 0.001%, then why are 98% of deaths in unvaccinated people? I think your math sucks amazingly. You need to buy a newer calculator.

[@OhSoddit]

We certainly have been hoodwinked. But why? All it takes is a bluetooth scanner, when the triple-jabbed wake up to the fact they have a MAC address, BLM riots will look like a tea party.

[@peggyjames8138]

Thank you for this one - I just tested positive and my dr wrote me a prescription for Paxlovid and I was on the fence.

[@Preview43]

Paxlovid worked great for me. I never got the severe symptoms that those around me got without it. Over and done in 4 days.

[@trinaerswell7962]

Hi Dr John I've not had jabs never had Covid I've ME / Condition from Flu jabs years ago

[@InsightGav]

Truly appreciate how you are compiling these totally unrelated aspects into one video.

[@54dusti]

Just for the N=1 type of case. I was doubled vaxed with Pffizer, but still got Delta. Then I got the booster so that I could attend a dance camp, and a month later got Omicron. I was really really sick 3 days ago with Omicron and was on the verge of going to hospital on day 2 because I couldn't breath normally. Instead I started on the 5-day treatment of Paxlovid, and felt much better after only 1.5 days of treatment. I'll take it to the end of the 5 days as I am banking on it to allow me to fly down to Ecuador to do bird research. Love your videos! Thanks Doc!

[@Mortimer_Duke]

Both of my parents are aged 90 and contracted rather severe symptomatic COVID. After Paxlovid within 36 hours of infection, both improved substantially within 24 hours. However, four to five days after beginning treatment, symptoms worsened. They continue to recover after two weeks but improvement is very non-linear.

[@peterlohnes1]

thats because, as clearly stated by pharmacist and on the box, its effective within the first 5 days of use, and after that the virus is in charge...

[@colleenporter1119]

That's rebound COVID.

[@peterosy]

Been interesting if they also compared Paxlovid to that terrible "horse paste" that got so much negative attention. They could then have proved the superiority of their expensive drug ??

[@claudiabottom4086]

Yes let’s do

[@rocklover7437]

Chris Whitty Tropical Medicine Collage who damaged trials on Hydroxychloroquine by over prescribing the safe drug got a massive Billyboybates grant

[@missdebrami6862]

Had covid, very sick, delta, both myself and husband and both took ivermecten and both got better.

[@dalesplitstone6276]

These companies should have been required to us Ivermectin as the "placebo". At the very leastr, it should have only been authorized for cases in which the patients are unvaccinated.

[@LateBrake54]

Interesting how Phizer will report on in vitro results in their favor but poo poo the ivermectin in vitro studies. For that, we need Randomized controlled Studies

[@derekslaven3454]

I find it very sceptical as to why a government person would endorse or make comment on a drug that the official FDA has not given the green light to , makes you wonder what benefit that person has in stepping forward to put their name behind the product of a company, if it is not approved by the FDA then how can a doctor prescribe it? reluctance shows professional commitment to the patient and not to profit

[@Lisah707]

It’s been cleared by the FDA for Emergency use

[@nanallen1]

And then there is Ivermectin. So very safe, cheap, reduces viral replication, is prophylactic, helps at all phases of disease.

[@lisamariebeanz3486]

do you know the mg dosage? 12mg if you have covid?

[@nanallen1]

@@lisamariebeanz3486 I am about 150 pounds. I took 15 mg. Total per day for 5 days. . But I understand that the FLCCC May recommend even higher doses. They also recommend taking it with a meal - better absorbed. Important to discuss dosage with prescribing doctor, as dose is weight based.

[@sharonstewart3513]

My friend, unvaccinated, 2 cases of Omicron, 1 and 2, came down with a case after attending a concert. He's 50, generally good health. Having a hard time. Got Paxlovid for free and had in a matter of a few days a complete turnaround. Became negative in 2 days, day 3 on beach. He's a fan. He was miserable and scared. Did mention a metallic taste on day 3 but did continue for 5 days.

[@TheRealHempress]

guarantee, that good ole' metallic taste is a kiss of death. What is not reported is what happens months, sometimes years after vaccination, not necessarily what happens or doesn't happen immediately afterwards. THIS is what is in question and no data is available for, but what is finally coming to fruition.

[@Magnulus76]

I got a metallic taste also. Everything tasted bad on Paxlovid. But it went away when the course was over.

[@bevjames6377]

Good to see that you are now seeing what a lot of us have seen for quite some time!

[@pipins3616]

Yawn

[@pammalone2572]

Thank you Dr Campbell! I was skeptical about this drug + now I see why!

[@mmanda515]

Q: My generally healthy sister who (in U.S.) received a total of 3 Pfizer vaccines, just received a positive Covid at home test. She had been feeling run down since Sunday 5/22. Mon, 5/23, began a sore throat, cough, barely any voice, headache & extreme lethargy. Tues, a little worse... Weds, slight improvement... Today, Thurs. 5/26, not great again so she took an at home test she had. Positive. Calls her primary physician who, over the phone... advised her to rest, stay hydrated + take Tylenol &/or cough/cold medicine w/ Acetaminophin in it. That, if breathing became an issue, to go to Emergency Room. They then, (what.. at least 5+ days in now??) prescribed a 5 day course of Paxlovid for her to start tonight. I was like, whaaaat??? I'm definitely not a doctor, but wondered.. Isn't it way past time time for that, even if ?? I mean, if anything.. shouldn't it be given to others in the home, instead? From what I understand, anyway. Idk. (Oh, plus, she sent her husband who hasn't taken a test at all... tho thus far, no symptoms.... smh... to go pick it up for her. I was like, jeeeez... stay home) Thoughts? Lastly, how long should she (they both, imho) quarantine? She prob picked it up before Mon when symptoms appeared, right? Asking because I told her she should prob. let church-goers know from her Sunday service, that she has Covid. She said, "why... I didn't really feel sick until Monday" . Again, idk maybe I'm wrong, but I was thinking... whaaaat? Where have you been for nearly 3 yrs?

[@mmanda515]

Update: her husband got COVID from her, the day after I posted above.

[@gabrielanak6000]

Another clarifying presentation by the very honest & accurate Dr Campbell!!!

[@donovannamibia7883]

No, dishonest and inaccurate

[@debe3838]

Revolving door ;) I realise anyone watching for a first time on your channel may get a wrong impression, but it's a pleasant change to listen to someone in good spirits, not all the pushing, sorry, promoting of doom, gloom & fear the future by panic merchants. You are appreciated.

[@jonathanphillips5514]

Sorry he has little to no idea what goes on in the real world, that statement is naive.

[@cherryb6105]

Thank you Dr Campbell. Wonderful valuable contribution as always.

[@mailtrap22]

I started it 12 hours after my self test (and had been rapidly feeling crappier). After thr first dose I was feeling much, much better. Fever nearly gone, and it basically was feeling like a mild cold.

[@starkeymorgan7481]

I just took morning dose and after 3 hours temp has stabilized in normal range, It has been as high as 103.3 and hovering around 102 until I took this. Time will tell. I find it hard to believe it could help this quickly.

[@joannleichliter4308]

I had an almost overnight cure of my covid from taking one ibuprophen tablet. All of my worst symptoms disappeared (fever, muscle and bone pain, etc.). Lower grade symptoms persisted for a few days, and taste was affected the longest.

[@mailtrap22]

@@joannleichliter4308 Ibuprofen cures nothing. It's a pain reliever and anti-inflammatory. Has no anti-viral action.

[@Mike-01234]

I didn't realize I had covid until my wife got it and took a covid test she hadn't left the house no way she got it from anyone else. I felt better after about 5 days, but I was weaker not any different than any other flu I have had in the past. In fact, covid was not as bad as a flu.

[@stonelark]

I started Paxlovid 3 days after testing positive. I was sicker than I've ever felt, but within 2 am/pm doses of Paxlovid I experienced a huge shift in feeling better. I'm only on day 2 of taking it, but the people writing their experiences should be evidence that it does work. Please, no more misinformation about it.

[@piquat1]

Misinformation? So everybody must have had the EXACT SAME experience as you?!?! Wow. Does the world revolve around you too? Are you the center of the universe? Could it be that you're wrong and people have different experiences with it? No, of course not... How about YOU stop posting the misinformation that this is good for everyone? There are studies in this video that prove you're wrong. Own up to it.

[@Mike-01234]

My wife stated early this morning she had Covid for 2 days this morning she was on her 3rd day. By late today she was up cleaning the house and feeling lot better, but she also got pain in her liver area.

[@karenpeaden271]

Strange....it doesn't work for me....more short of breath than before

[@Rustle731]

But have they studied Paxlovid's safety and efficacy on horses?🤔

[@jordansillito6141]

Thank you for the updates John. have been watching you do these videos for at least a year. great information keep spreading truths

[@dianaarmstrong7487]

So encouraging to find someone whom you can trust to give you knowledgeable and honest information 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@TreehouseMachineStudios]

I got Covid last week and took Paxlovid as treatment. My symptoms went away within 7 days. I still have fatigue and smell and taste still to come back but overall better. Also in the United States I received the drug free of charge.

[@BrandonGolets]

How long do you think your symptoms would have lasted if you didn't take Paxlovid?

[@TreehouseMachineStudios]

@@BrandonGolets not sure I’m not a doctor but I have a lingering cough still.

[@dontfencemein.6125]

Thanks J.C.

[@rhiannonmanaute1149]

Hi John thank you for your work. What news is out there about the Merk Molnupiruvar (dont remember how to spell it) and what about the nasal spray that was touted?

[@crungen5134]

i got covid symptoms for the second time on my 3rd day of drinking paxlovid i feel much much better.I do believe it helps for a faster recovery...that being said just because it has worked for me does not mean it will work for everyone I guess...I really like your videos thank you

[@colinbaldwin3833]

Dr Campbell. You are brilliant. Some of us might indeed think a conflict of interest is a bad thing.

[@BJ-mb2ug]

2 years watching this lovely intelligent human. Thankful.

[@flyingcircus808]

"An honest man that is the best, the friend of man the friend of truth the friend of age and guide of youth. Few hearts like his with virtue warmed, few heads with knowledge so informed. If there's another world, he will lives in bliss. If there is none, he will make the best of this." Robert Burns . ( Adapted)

[@londonleela6769]

Who are you talking about

[@davehaugsten9427]

Thank you once again for all of the research you do for us. You are either my first or almost first video of the day any day you put one up because I love to listen to the voice of reason instead of the screeching of bureaucrats. However sir it is an acronym not anachronism that you are speaking of when you were talking of the alphabet soup of today's world. Please keep up the good work we need your voice!

[@lynneharvey2977]

Very tactful Dr John. I'm a regular on your channel and ...really!! I don't know how you are still on KZbin...I am so glad you are. I'm a sacked nurse having lived in NZ for over 22 years. The professionals who lost their careers despair at Jacinda Arderns govt abyssmal management around this farcical charade. Hundreds of our politicians, advisors, charlatans have made millions from the last 2 years fear mongering, mandates and cost of living crisis. The press have been bought off. If anyone has a thought outside the narrative, they are called antivaxxers, Trump supporters, conspiracy theorists and covidiots who are actively discouraged from looking at ways to protect our immune systems and refuse to comply with mandates. I understand you have to be careful what you say and how you say it. Free speech is gone when your opinion can no longer be voiced but I want to keep listening to you so the criticism is NOT aimed at you. Every human rights declaration has been ignored, violated and the penalty for making a health decision for ourselves now carries loss of job, earnings, penalties which violates the Universal Declaration of Independence, Nuremburg Code and every Bill of rights. Thankyou for your voice of reason, scientific information and research. I only wish I had tutors like you when I trained back in the UK in the 1970s.

[@JR-yx3po]

Teachers like this Nurse John? He spent 1 1/2 years pushing the jab hard. I hope you enjoyed yours.

[@grebulon9558]

Great talk again, and thanks. One thing: Unvaccinated people are not at highest risk of infection. 'Vulnerable' people are at highest risk of infection. A large % of unvaccinated people will now have natural immunity and will not be in the 'vulnerable' group.

[@Amy-tl2xe]

But they are at highest risk of dying, even now.

[@Dan-xo9ly]

also evidence showing that vaccinated and boosted at highest risk of infection. likely due to original antigenic sin.

[@marchesselberth4055]

Correct. I am healthy, 54 years old and had Omicron. Not a big deal. Two days of flu-like symptoms and than it was gone. Never had any vaccin against Covid-19. I am more afraid of the severe side effects from the vaccin than I am of getting Covid

[@marchesselberth4055]

@@Amy-tl2xe no. Only when they have underlying diseases

[@pipins3616]

You were lucky not to get Delta then then would would have said different,

[@sharonmedeiros9819]

Thanking you for your honesty, bravery and wisdom seems kind of lame for someone who is well aware of the extent to which you are sticking your neck out to get the truth out to the public here, even though you handle it very cleverly. Like it or not, you have become our Frodo, facing the fires of Mordor. So I will pray for your protection and continued success, and let you know how deeply appreciated you are to those of us who know the truth about our profit based medical system and its corrupt ties to government. "Even the smallest person can change the course of history." Galadriel

[@eddietownsend8480]

Could have sworn that was a Tolkien quote.

[@sharonmedeiros9819]

@@eddietownsend8480 It was.

[@Rossiegirl]

Thanks for this video, I'm just using several others of yours now to help me understand nursing research and informatics-exam Monday!!😬

[@lomiification]

While I don't particularly like the overlap between regulator and regulee, it is essential experience and knowledge for being the head of a policy area. Without detailed knowledge of the problems with acting at that scale, they'd be doomed to hit pitfalls. What's needed is radical transparency into how the decisions are made, what the decision makers own, and who profits from those choices, with accountability methods to remove them and reverse their decisions

[@katelynwoodworth9989]

I love your cautious articulation. Very helpful, thank you so much.

[@markangelorgs.2773]

Dr Campbell will be speaking at the Better Way Conference in the UK. We can thank him there. A lot of big names like Del Bigtree and Dr. Malone.

[@katelynwoodworth9989]

@@daddymulk Your sentence is a little too hard for me to make out. But I've been diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder from the Pfizer vaccine. My life is completely different from before, now that I'm disabled. I know 5 other people with similar issues to mine... and that's in person. A friend and a few friend's family members. So it seems pretty common from where I stand.

[@Joe21671]

Hi John a warm welcome to you ..

[@nijjijjion204]

Very interesting stats for Paxlovid, definitely needs to be a new study done to confirm those old stats and then get the meds out there on mass if it is useful as first thought.

[@mandog-FYT]

Thank you doctor for your generous sharing of your knowledge and expertise. And for sharing your human foibles. Together, they make you a beloved source of trusted interpretation. As heroic exemplar of the scientific method you encourage us all to up our game. To do what we can, with humility, to help others in their quest for clarity.

[@pharaohstiller5423]

I haven't been vaccinated or caught covid not once,I actually been isolated for awhile...

[@passiflora1014]

I’ve had it 3 times 😼

[@club4ghz]

I haven't been vaccinated and I can do cardio without heart attack

[@pharaohstiller5423]

@@passiflora1014 were you vaccinated,forgive me for asking.!? Looks like covid slowed down..

[@JS-rk2rd]

Dr. John, you do a very thorough job in finding and letting us know the truth.

[@paintspot1509]

No he doesn't. He presents his opinions on papers, cherry picking content that suits his narrative.

[@JS-rk2rd]

@@paintspot1509 We all have viewpoints now don't we. Just like you and me.

[@paintspot1509]

@@JS-rk2rd we do, however when we present them online as factual we are being naughty.

[@chriscampbell1572]

@@JS-rk2rd But he's not presenting his viewpoint. Listen carefully to what he said, "Some people might be concerned...." He's making implications of corruption and putting them on an anonymous third party "some people..." so that he has deniability. And even the implications are vague and unrelated - GSK isn't Pfizer, so an exec cashing out some bonds has nothing to do with the Pfizer therapeutic. Likewise, cancer researchers changing sectors has nothing to do with Pfizer either. It's assertive. What's more concerning is that where this some meat to the video, it is sloppy. The fixation on the cost per course for the therapeutic and the white house, for example. First, the U.S. government already bought millions of courses of treatment. There would be not additional monies being made on this drug until these reserves are exhausted. Second, Campbell gives no consideration to any practical reasons why this medicine might be promoted (beyond his vague assertions of corruption.) How about this: The average cost for a complex COVID hospitalization is between $472k and $132k - PER PATIENT. So for the cost of just ONE of the higher COVID hospitalizations, 890 people could take the therapeutic and hopefully avoid needing hospitalization at all. This would also keep these hospital beds open for other patients. If Dr. Campbell was interested in intellectual honesty, he would have factored this into his presentation...but he gets more hits (and with it, money), if his video vaguely suggests that there is some sort of scandal. Very naughty indeed.

[@JS-rk2rd]

@@paintspot1509 I feel you are not looking at what Vinay Prasad MD MPH does for a living and why he does what he does. Have you gone to medical school and become a MD or gone even further and did a MPH, yes he has a PHD in the medical field? He has so him doing what he does is not naughty. You need to not go into being negative about someone because they have a voice and desire to use it. It is a conversation and we can all have a conversation with others we don't agree with and gain, but if you don't then you become ignorant.

[@ethicscannie5716]

"APPARENT conflict of interest"? LOVE IT! No. "No one's saying it IS a conflict of interest?" Of course NONE of us is saying what we are ALL thinking, eh? Love your sense of humour. Brightens my day. 🌋Thank you. 🌞🌞🌞☀️

[@vivaldirules]

I think the standard practice should be that every elected and appointed public official should have all their savings and investments placed in a blind trust for the duration of their service. Either make it happen by the day you take office or we’ll find your replacement. Of course, that doesn’t prevent conflicts of interest but it seems like a minimal first step that is hard to argue against.

[@rlwings]

Keeping 12 boxes of Ivermectin on hand. Pennies on the dollar compared to Paxlovid - Exact same mechanism of action.

[@Noclaf555]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Beekind799]

any virus symptoms take 2 big spoons of colloidal silver 3 times aday until all symptoms are gone,this blocks any virus from using glycosylation thats the end of any virus,colliodal silver 10 ppm is far safer than any of the shit big pharma make

[@Dragonslairminis]

Except one works and the other doesn't. You chose the wrong horse unfortunately.

[@rlwings]

@@Dragonslairminis Thank you 'Mr\Ms CNN' for that bit of leftist misinformation designed solely to protect big pharma vaccine profits. - The blood is on your hands now... See 70+ double blind studies indicating overwhelming evidence of efficacy. Also see highly regarded FLCCC website for protocol... Parroting what you hear and read from a corrupt media helps no one. -I hope you don't get sick. -

[@nosuchthing8]

Do your research. They dropped the horse pills in India because they do not work.

[@patsybaby60]

I know three people right now…vaccinated, boosted..with Covid….given Paxlovid…helped right away✌🏻

[@Lisah707]

Same! Me!

[@michaelarmand1980]

You were extremely careful in wording on the “known “ corruption between pharmaceutical companies and anyone with influence be they politicians, bureaucrats, executives, and sadly medical professionals. So much money and greed. You are the only voice of reason concerning this pandemic.

[@snowbird6855]

And yet he was hard selling the experimental and harmful vaccines for well over a year himself

[@Dragondezznuts]

By efficacious means it makes a lot of money for little effort

[@jonathonjubb6626]

Nicked! Lol

[@johnthompson2598]

Yeah. Like advertising revenue from KZbin .

[@WhoGoesDeer]

Time will reveal all.

[@amb5176]

Thank you for a wonderful update. What is the difference between “investigational” and “experimental” treatments?

[@judithcohen3987]

I believe you deserve to be called SIR John! Thank you for all you do

[@marmotsongs]

Another issue with Paxlovid that Campbell didn’t mention and as I understand it (and which I haven’t seen discussed elsewhere), is that unlike vaccines or infection-acquired protection, Paxlovid treatment does not confer any protection against future infection. The hope is that during infection and treatment, a persons own body will be able to acquire a degree of immunity via exposure. But the drug itself doesn’t do so.

[@Dragonslairminis]

It's a treatment not a preventative. It's purely for those who can't get vaccinated.

[@marmotsongs]

@@Dragonslairminis paxlovid can be given to anyone, regardless of vaccination status. However, in practice it is given to at-risk patients. I have a friend who asked about it but wasn’t eligible because he was 63 rather than 65, and pre-diabetic rather than diabetic.

[@jenettejackson991]

I’m trying to find out why it makes your mouth taste like poison

[@michaelmadsen9349]

You're a class act, John.

[@MasiahKwest]

Tested positive for Covid Sar2. I was having chills and headache and aches and pain. The pain is unbearable. I just starting my Paxlovid today. Hopefully it work. I will definitely keep you guys updated. Wish me luck.

[@326th]

Did Paxlovid work?

[@sw9039]

I took paxlovid. (Not in a study, but prescribed by my doctor) i was unvaxed. It had me feeling better after 2 doses. With comorbidities, i did not need any more medical intervation. It worked for me, i am alive.

[@sw9039]

Omicrom strain

[@tyrantkiller5388]

How are you doing now, months later? I was just prescribed paxlovid and would like to know how you are months after having taken it. Please share 🙏

[@jbondy6395]

Thank you, Doctor! Your gentle jab at people who use the revolving door is more than deserved. It is certainly a conflict of interest.

[@Dragonslairminis]

He would know about conflict of interest.