Please send to politicians

Germany’s vaccination board STIKO ständige Impfkomission, Standing commission for vaccination
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Now recommends aspiration
The vaccine is to be injected only intramuscular (i.m.),
and in no case intradermal, subcutaneous, or intravenous.
In animal models, direct intravenous injection of an mRNA vaccine has led to Myopericarditis (both clinically and histopathologically).
Although inadvertent intravenous injections are rare during application of intramuscular vaccines,
aspiration of the needle is a sensible precaution when vaccinating against COVID-19 and can lead to increased safety.
Ferdinand, thank you
Denmark
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Basically, we need to change the vaccine administration guidelines to include precautionary aspiration, prior to pushing in the vaccine. This will prevent cases of inadvertent intravascular administration of vaccine.
Here is some discussion to suggest inadvertent intravascular vaccine administration is a variable in the aetiology of complications after adenoviral vector vaccine administration and after mRNA vaccines.
These adverse events, although rare have reduced public confidence in covid vaccination, especially amongst the young, where vaccine rates are lowest.
It has long been known that intravenous injection of adenovirus leads to TTS in mice
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Now, new covid vaccine specific work agrees with this previous work
Thrombocytopenia and splenic platelet directed immune responses after intravenous ChAdOx1 nCov-19 administration (29th June 2021)
www.biorxiv.or...
The authors conclude, ‘Our work contributes to the understanding of TTS and highlights accidental intravenous injection as potential mechanism for post-vaccination TTS.’
‘We show that intravenous but not intramuscular injection of ChAdOx1 triggers platelet-adenovirus aggregate formation and platelet activation.’
‘Hence, safe intramuscular injection, with aspiration prior to injection, could be a potential preventive measure when administering adenovirus-based vaccines.’
Also after giving mRNA vaccines
A new study finds that giving mice intravenous mRNA vaccine also causes heart inflammation in mice.
Intravenous Injection of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) mRNA Vaccine Can Induce Acute Myopericarditis in Mouse Model (August 2021)
academic.oup.c...
‘Our study indicates that IV injection of vaccines might partially contribute to this clinical phenotype, thus warranting a reconsideration of the practice of IM injection without aspiration, which carries the risk of inadvertent IV injection.’
Agreement from ‘fact check’ from Leo Nicolai, Cardiology Fellow, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich:
(German Centre for Cardiovascular Research)
healthfeedback...
‘Indeed, there is peer-reviewed work showing in mice that possibly intravenous injection of mRNA vaccine leads to myocardial inflammation.’
‘that intravenous injection of adenoviral vector based vaccine (AZ1222, ChAdOx1) leads to thrombocytopenia and platelet-directed immune responses, offering a possible explanation for vaccine-induced thrombosis/thrombocytopenia’
‘these data might indicate a simple measure to lower the incidence of vaccine-induced side effects,’
‘There is a lack of data on frequency and effects of IV injection in humans.’
Denmark has changed their national guidelines
en.ssi.dk/news...
Based on a precautionary principle, we recommend aspiration before injection.
• Kyle's vaccine complic...
Evidence from Dr. Peter Gaillard (microparticulate pharmacologist)
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Case study evidence
Metallic taste in the mouth seconds after ‘intramuscular’ mRNA vaccine administration, (in the absence of an allergic reaction)
• Important scientific i...
Other video-based discussions
26th September 2021
• Inadvertant intravenou...
30th September 2021
• Aspiration, more infor...

[@anaschulz8084]

As a horse owner learning to give vaccinations, I was taught to give meds that were for intramuscular use only by first aspirating to make sure it didn’t go in a vein or artery! It is common sense for goodness sakes.

[@niteal1255]

There is nothing common about common sense anymore. Ask a retired nurse why they were taught to aspirate ; to prevent the obvious. Constantly teaching; that person wearing a white lab coat could have purchased it at a local thrift store.

[@dmp1962]

Maybe they like horses better than us :(

[@Laura-ny4up]

The triangle !!!

[@lukefrahn8538]

Joe Rogan is blessed to have you on his medical team (joke)

[@odinallfarther6038]

Ironically as vet you are better qualified than the average gp

[@smfvmd]

It’s astonishing that this has been purposely ignored in the UK and elsewhere.

[@joestewart6319]

The BBC just did a report on the Post Office falsely accusing hundreds of workers of Fraud which ruined their lives. The same thing happened with police and Child services through out Britain that ended up with the Grooming gang scandal so no don't be "astonished" this IS COMPLETLY NORMAL!!!

[@sdrc92126]

I told my parents to ask for it when they got their boosters and they called this conspiracy theory. smh

[@andrewwest5344]

I know I dismay !

[@LasArmas_]

Canada too

[@leoap87]

They're ignoring it publicly, but behind closed doors I am betting they're preparing legal teams. This oversight of non-aspiration SHOULD cost them hundreds of millions of dollars in litigation, but who knows. The government will do whatever it likes.

[@clintwurm1802]

Wow. I have a story. My son was born in 2002. When they were giving my wife the "walking epidural " I was watching holding my wife and helping, I watched the doctor insert the needle and start injecting. My wife instantly said she tasted metallic in her mouth and started to lose her site. The doctor stopped and drew back on the needle, and blood came into the needle. She said is wasn't a big deal. My wife ended up in intensive care for two weeks with a blood clot in the lungs. Everyone told me it wasn't related. Man this makes me mad.

[@pixelfan8792]

You should have gotten a lawyer right after this happened!

[@unique5413]

💔

[@Parrotting]

Omg 😳 Thank you for sharing your story, sorry to hear what happened. I think this is a massive missing piece of the puzzle with the side affects of the vaccinations, and it seems it’s been a problem for a while in general.

[@mollytremblay1396]

That's horrible!!

[@NipsnapsGamer]

Basic practice for me is to always aspirate before injection of local anesthetics. Muscle memory, just do it always. Bad practice IMHO from the doctor. However, IV local anesthetics do not cause blood clots in the lungs. IF she ended up sedentary prior to the blood clot due to symptoms of local anesthetic toxicity due to the IV injection, then there might be a connection. But by themselves, I do not recall, and to be sure I did a quick literary search, there being any connections to clotting events directly. If she was bedbound for a time before the clot due to toxicity effects, yes, otherwise as they said, unrelated. Still just bad practice to not aspirate always...

[@pepperco100]

When I got my flu shot, I asked the nurse if she was going to aspirate -- she didn't even understand my question. She left the room, fetched the nurse practitioner, who came in and we then had an intelligent discussion about the topic. This gave me a new perspective about the decreasing quality of healthcare in the USA.

[@dcottt95]

@SplayMnBoss why is it poison?

[@dcottt95]

@SplayMnBoss what’s the dangerous stuff

[@ccampbell7214]

That's what it took?

[@dcottt95]

@SplayMnBoss Heavy metals include lead, mercery, cadmium, arsenic, copper and a few others, but none of the vaccines contain any of those substances. And its just false claiming that nanobots or luciferase is in the vaccine lmao. Even if luciferase was in it, it isn't toxic to humans. Lastly, the safety data sheet for sm102 that people are using to say it is causing harm is a 90% chloroform/10% sm102 solution with any harm related to the chloroform. Lipid nanoparticles are already within the body anyway and it is the carbon based nanoparticles that are associated with toxicity, not lipids found in the vaccine. Of the listed ingredients you claim, i'd say nanobots would be the most absurd and im not sure where you got this info, but unfortunately there are no nanobots in any of the vaccines.

[@dcottt95]

@SplayMnBoss what’s in the govt documents ? Nano bots, heavy metals or luciferase? I listed all the heavy metals aside from vanadium which isn’t in it either. There’s been a lot of myths flying around

[@SaskBryan75]

It makes me so mad that this simple addition to the vaccine delivery technique is being ignored. What's worse is so many people in the medical community aren't even trained on this. I believe governments are reluctant to recommend aspiration, because they would in essence be admitting that all these covid vaccines have been delivered incorrectly and may have directly caused the adverse vaccine events.

[@LilyGazou]

The adverse effects are not a mistake.

[@smfvmd]

You’ve nailed it there, Bryan. Admitting one is wrong is hard but doubly so for politicians. This together with the financial implications of compensation is why the guidance is unlikely to change in the UK. Shameful.

[@JohnSmith-kr7xd]

*Don't believe that is the only thing wrong with this poison.. because it's poison. Go try to get information on any of these new so-called v A x.. from any pharmacy. Don't believe me, I challenge all of you to look for yourselves..*

[@richardd8352]

It's all about getting jabs in arms, nothing else it seems matters - adding anything else to the procedure is an unwanted complication regardless of how simple. If someone dies they just quote figures of how rare complications are. Well that complication was a person. But with such an a mass drive to jab everyone and everything, in the grand scheme you are but a single digit, a figure, a number.

[@muthrfuqrjonz3530]

DO NOT EVER OVERLOOK THAT : AL BUNDY SCORED 4 TOUCHDOWNS FOR POLK HIGH IN ONE GAME !!

[@emmajenkins6056]

I had a booster today and I asked about aspiration and she said there weren't any blood vessels in the muscle. Just goes to show how much these people know - and we are trusting them with our very lives!

[@iearl504]

You're playing Russian roulette with these vaccinations. It your life, but I wouldn't have anymore if I were you.

[@gemmarium4337]

LOL how on earth could a healthcare “professional” make such a ridiculous comment?!? WOW.

[@noshiniqbal5132]

Most people vaccinating are having a 2 week training session!

[@Vanessa-lf2jn]

Wow…. That is a shocking statement she made!!

[@josephdahdouh2725]

Tbh, most vaccinators are volunteers and don't know much about what's at the site of vaccination. I am a premed medical lab student, and I just discovered these facts due to this youtube channel and not courses we take at university.

[@laurapatterson810]

In my 40 years as a nurse, I have aspirated blood from the Deltoid three times. Each time, I was certainly glad that I was careful and avoided giving an IV injection by mistake.

[@rkt81]

So are we injecting some thing straight into blood vessel that we shouldn't at no cost. Is heart conditions due to this reason.

[@lais7028]

@@rkt81 YES! Heart inflammation with Pfizer/Moderna (and blood clots with AstraZeneca). It has been recently shown in studies that the vaccine causes these if it goes into the bloodstream. ASPIRATE for sure!!

[@humanitarianH]

As a registered nurse, we were always taught to aspirate. I'm sick of this entire debate. I will be sending this to my mp and any politician's email I have access to.

[@electricshrapnel4368]

If they can't even reach a consensus as to the basic mechanics of how to administer it, with related complications only being considered after widespread public application, I have no reason to assume they know anything about its toxicological safety profile.

[@stephaniecarrow4898]

@@electricshrapnel4368 Even worse, they clearly don't care.

[@myhealthobs5290]

When you studied anatomy did you notice any arteries in the shoulder. As a surgeon of 9 years I'd love you to show me. This has been debunked, kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKXbnZ2MnpaapNU

[@lionheartmerrill1069]

@@myhealthobs5290 thanks for the video. Amazing all the different opinions on everything "bat virus." Myself, 71 & had 1 vaccine as a toddler, never had a flu shot. No unlongterm tested, no responsibility coronavirus jabs will go in me. I think I got Delta, very nasty, gone in 4 days=natural immunity. Thanks Lord.

[@denise4487]

Be prepared to be ignored my friend they dnt care

[@JB-js6kq]

I am stunned. As an ICU RN in the US for 40 years, IM injection aspiration was and still is standard practice. I'm at a pause that this needs to be discussed and or included in "best practice" for injections.

[@RobMcGrath0]

It's still standard practice in South Australia, you can see the videos on the SA health website even now, 5/6 videos indicate directly that needle aspiration is required for IM injection and the sixth video intimates indirectly that it should be done. Despite the health faculties are told not to aspirate!?!! I am unable to determine how this contradiction could be.

[@lizwilliams14]

As it’s so easy, you would think everyone would do it on the premise that it can’t hurt and may very well help..

[@MsEagle20]

No one has ever aspirated the needle for any injections I have had in my life. I live in the US.

[@st4331]

It is still standard (required in the NHS) practice in the UK. I don't understand why it isn't being done properly by some.

[@lilolmecj]

I assumed that they were sub q, aren’t most vaccines? I am not informed about this because I have zero intent in taking it. I am deeply saddened that an untested new technology was thrust upon the world. I am not surprised at improper injection since they were willing to reach anyone to give it. I was half surprised to see my postman being certified.

[@marymckeown2904]

As an RN I gave thousands of intramuscular injections over my 35 year career. I always aspirated as I was taught back in 1970. I aspirated blood twice over 35 years and removed the syringe immediately. It can happen folks. And over the millions of injections given during this pandemic it’s very feasible that without aspirating damage has been done. Even 1 injury resulting from this poor practice is too many. Who’s in charge for heavens sake?!!

[@brotherzaq]

I quite agree Mary, who is in charge??, "the lunatics have taken over the asylum", anybody who trusts so-called professionals without doing their own due diligence is a fool, my idiot of a quack referred me to a hospital that doesn't even do the procedure that I wanted, what a prat, and I'm supposed to trust these people !!! Not on my life !!!

[@saintjabroni]

Why is aspiration being questioned now? It either fucking helps or it does not (if not harms something). Which is it? It’s 2022. It should be clear as day, the verdict.

[@CenturyOakWindStar]

I'm surprised this doesn't happen more. I have to take medication that my significant other injects for me in my delts. We have hit vessels multiple times in just a year. Each time I bled profusely and ended up with a hematoma under the site. I'm also extremely physically fit, so I'm not sure that has something to do with it. I have heard body builders say they hit vessels frequently as well, injecting whatever performance substances they're using, and it has made me wonder, as body builders are very fit individuals, if perhaps fitness has something to do with the vascularity of the delts in some people?

[@julielumsden5176]

@@CenturyOakWindStar p

[@jonathannorthup2471]

I'm not any kind of health professional but just from this video and reading comments I ask WHY were they NOT aspirating?? It seems like a no brainer and such an EASY precaution!

[@wennierockt7209]

Finally Germany has admitted that the aspiration is safer! And I'm fascinated that as a German I heard about it from you! 🤩❤️🧡💛🤍 Thank you, Dr John, for your extraordinary work! It is highly appreciated!

[@Phoenix-rising]

Der ist morgen schon ein Nazi😜

[@1DarkBlossom]

@@Phoenix-rising Hoffentlich nicht. Der Dr. ist ein Held. Er ist gefühlt der einzige der mal Tacheles redet, erklärt und sich kümmert. Bin ja auch nur hier wegen den side effects obwohl ich von Arzt zu Arzt renne seit mindestens 3 Monaten. We must protect him at all costs

[@johnolenczak1552]

As a retired anesthesiologist I was always taught to aspirate, but it should be known that aspiration is not fool proof because the wall of the artery or vein can collapse against the tip of the needle, I always gave a small fractionation of the injectate, if no reaction evident within 30 seconds then administer full dose

[@jacobterry6783]

I'm in the Army here in the U.S. and they have successfully implemented vaccine mandates for all soldiers. When I asked around for civilian vaccine providers (Walgreens, Walmart, CVS, etc) for my first shot of Pfizer they all outright refused to aspirate the needle prior to injection, most of them actually telling me it carried more risk than not aspirating. Luckily, when I received my first dose from an Army medic they agreed to aspirate and thus far I have had no side effects (26 year old male with previous delta infection). Given my previous infection I will not be receiving a second dose any time in the near future. Thanks for your advice Dr. Campbell, I'm at an increased risk demographically for heart related vaccine side effects so your videos on aspiration gave me some sense of peace of mind after receiving my shot.

[@LilyGazou]

Sorry to hear you were coerced. You already had natural immunity

[@aethelwolfe3539]

Honestly the cooof baksins is more of a loyalty to the regime test.

[@zuzuspetals8323]

Thank you for your service. God bless and keep you!

[@31stoffl]

Hope the Soldiers can see, what is truth and stay for Health and Humanity ;

[@muscleprotein]

The only thing worth talking about is the fact the army mandated an experimental gene therapy. Sorry you were put in that situation.

[@elizabethmckeown7739]

As a retired midwife of 40 years .I too was horrified when I watched people being vaccinated by clearly poorly trained staff. One person being affected ,is one to many ,and the long term implications for those individuals ,can be catastrophic .Those in government who issued the guidelines,have clearly not read the data or have chosen to ignore it.,and as a result people have suffered Many thanks Dr Campbell for giving up your time to highlight and inform us all during this pandemic.

[@paddy2661]

@KoDaBroI see both views but NOT ASPIRATING OR CATCHING COVID UNVAXED IS IDENTICAL . HAVING A VACCINE IS MENT TO PROTECT US NOT MAKE MATTERS WORSE.. BUY NOT ASPIRATING YOU ARE NOT RECEIVING THE VAX CORRECTLY AND BUILDING IMMUNITY IT IS NOT MENT TO BE IV , IT WAS DESIGNED TO BE (IM) IN MUSCLE FOR 3 DAYS FOR ANTI BODY (B CELLS) TO REPLICATE.

[@betsyfortenberry8964]

@KoDaBro He is not saying there is a massive amount of blood vessels in the Deltoid to the point where we could start using that area from which to draw blood. He is saying the risk is present (appears to be 1 in 1,000 to 3,000) and occurs to people in rare cases that can be mitigated by simply aspirating. I am an RN trained at the University of Washington since 1994 and my father was an ER doctor and the Medical Director of the ER in my city for 30 years. Policies can be wrong and need to be changed. It happens all the time. Aspirating adds no risks but can reduce risks and takes seconds. Why anyone would resist this is beyond me. I for one, will never give an intramuscular injection without aspirating, as I was trained apparently when smarter heads prevailed. It is also a well known fact that about 3% of the population can have physiology that is different than the average person. (For example, in 3% of people, the major artery of the upper lip is on top of the muscle where in 97% of cadavers, the main artery is below the muscle much deeper in the lip.) This could also occur in the Deltoid and could account for some of the rare cases. All anyone is trying to do is keep people from getting hurt, no matter how rare when preventable.. The physicians first oath is to "Do no harm", and should be a nurses as well.

[@betsyfortenberry8964]

@KoDaBro He has compared all the studies. There is another doctor who has also been vaccinated on KZbin that goes over the studies and it shows conclusively that there are segments of the population (males ages 16-40 for example) where the risk for Myocarditis is MUCH higher with vaccine than from getting Covid. I will provide a link to the other channel that goes over these studies

[@betsyfortenberry8964]

@KoDaBro I am going to respond .to just one post although I could respond to them all..too busy to live on KZbin. 😅 Yes, I do know there are risks about the blood clots, heart issues etc post Covid, hence why I was referencing studies that show GREATER risks in certain categories of people and age groups for vaccine vs. Getting Covid. I am absolutely NOT anti vaccine. I stayed away from both of my parents for close to a year until they were both vaccinated because they were in a high risk category. Your perception of Dr. Campbell is interesting. The only studies I have see him reference have been peer reviewed. So, maybe we have seen different videos of his? I don't have enough time to get into the nitty gritty of all the other aspiration stuff....too much to explain. You do you. I know with 100% certainty aspiration is an important practice for safety and for your own safety I would recommend finding a provider that will do that for you. No one will be injecting a vaccine into my children or me without doing that. Call me crazy but I have been in the medical field for 28 years and am also a massage therapist. One could say I have more than a cursory knowledge of anatomy and physiology. Oh, and I am also a certified phlebotomist and an certified IV therapist. We only do blood draws from pretty superficial veins in the body. When you hit a deeper vessel in the muscle, you can blindly inject on accident into it, but you can't see it or feel it as when you perform phlebotomy. This is why we don't do blood draws on the Deltoid. It doesn't have extremely superficial vessels. The risk however, for injecting into a deeper vessel in still present, however rare it might be. Just because something is rare, does not mean we shouldn't take every precaution in preventing it. If it was you or a loved one that had had this happen to you, I venture to say you would be more willing to listen to people who know what they are talking about. And you most likely wouldn't think it rare enough to not take a simple precaution.

[@geohiker9196]

Amazing...I've watched your discussion on this for some time. People need to realize that when you are talking statistics, billions of injections multiplied by a small possibility of getting the injection wrong, can lead to large, unacceptable numbers of real people having severe complications. Thank you for pursuing this issue Dr. Campbell!

[@jcity943]

@@Rob__James this was done on purpose..nobody is this stupid

[@dodgeplow]

@@Rob__James He isn't seeing cancer rates 20x higher. That's made up BS. ( reported in the article "No scientific evidence for claim by pathologist Ryan Cole that COVID-19 vaccines weaken the immune system")

[@mxtrust]

@@Rob__James and then there's the aids issue, or the shingles side effect. Just don't do it! There are simple remedies available for the rona.

[@Elmantukas]

@@mxtrust Aids? You have misunderstood all those articles, nothing wrong with that, the vaccines due to one of the supplement can increase the chance or double the speed of getting aids, you of course cannot get aids without first being infected with the virus, basically if you were infected with aids and had the vaccine you are more likely to develop it, something along those lines but no article has ever said that the vaccine gives aids.

[@mxtrust]

And why is there all of a sudden "aids testing week"? Ask Prince Harry.

[@Erlenmeyer_Flask]

I had a metallic taste a few minutes after the shot and ended up getting a small bruise at the injection site. Still suffering from side effects over 6 weeks later. Keep fighting John!!

[@MomosThinking]

🤔 since one can not sue vaccine companies, can one sue hospitals or nurses, pharmacists who administrate it wrong???

[@jessedevilbiss8436]

I know someone that ended up in ER due to this. She spent over a week in the hospital. Her husband had to takeoff work as did she to try and take care of their 4 kids. Horrible

[@TravisJansma]

Same happened to my wife. To this day she is always short of breath going up stairs or walking at a fast pace.

[@donnazukadley7300]

Courtney D I had the metallic taste 2 weeks after my 2nd Mod. ... right before I lost my taste and smell for a few months

[@joefish6091]

@@MSCHOPP1 Google BillyG and Moderna.

[@MamguSian]

I wrote to my Tory MP twice about this. The first time I got a pre-prepared government statement which included the unbelievable statement that if blood was found upon aspirating, both the dose and syrynge would have to be discarded and this would be a waste of precious resources. !!!! I replied to this expressing my consternation that preventing serious harm to the patient was considered unnecessary and a waste, but didn't receive a reply. I drafted several replies to this but my anger was such that I couldn't compose a civilised and measured response and sent none of them. I'll try again with this new information that Germany has finally seen sense.

[@robertsimmons8068]

I would like an investigation into who prepared the Government statement!

[@SRVandDtrouble]

Unfortunately the government will and has always been correct about all their decisions until they haven't been. Sorry for your dismissal but after being carefully skeptical during all this not surprised.

[@welikegoodies]

I’ve read countless stories (and I mean countless) from many many people around Australia that finding a nurse that will aspirate is like finding hens teeth. Some people have shared that they were “laughed” at and told its an old practice not done anymore. It’s truly horrifying.

[@wizard7314]

I'd like to know what they think is outdated about it. Like, when you say something's "outdated", the implication is that modern knowledge has rendered that technique obsolete. So what is their explanation?

[@feyehudson1]

You aspirated to make sure you don't hit vein. It's very little aspiration u can barely notice. Being safe is not out dated

[@samoak123]

It's a joke, aspiration is the left wing version of ivermectin. It does absolutely nothing, the guy is a fruitcake.

[@stitchman8661]

It hasn’t been the standard for decades. He posts these ideas because he has a captive “do my own research” crowd.

[@sourgrapes7301]

The practice did go by the wayside. I will work tirelessly to ensure nursing students are taught aspiration.

[@chrisbishop3716]

The few times I have mentioned aspiration on social media I was accused of spreading misinformation because the guidelines in the US and WHO don't mention aspiration. It is frustrating to me that if you question policy, even if the science indicates that policy should be amended, you are accused of misinformation.

[@mortenrl1946]

I was watching a Jon Stewart podcast with a Harvard professor explaining her concept of "misinformation" - She said, and I quote; "Information of which we don't know its' veracity" Implying there's a "we" somewhere who act as the arbiters of truth. The word "misinformation" in an academic sense has nothing to do with whether the information is right or wrong. There is a narrative, & if you're not in line with it, you're misinformation.

[@chatteyj]

A question is never misinformation remember that.

[@kevindarkstar]

It's a great way to close you down and stop anything which is not accepted by the official narrative🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Muckylittleme]

Now imagine what it is like to question the efficacy and safety of these vaccines and why they are being pushed so hard on healthy people at virtually no risk from Covid. Even if you imagine the vaccines are safe and highly effective it makes sense to ask these questions and be informed before having a foreign substance injected into your veins.

[@dag_of_the_west5416]

The C-19 vaccine makers websites and the CDC's own vaccination guidelines all clearly state the route of delivery for the vaccine MUST be intramuscular. The only way to insure an intramuscular injection is by aspiration.

[@beecee4435]

I am a retired nurse (UK) and we were always taught to aspirate when giving IM injections. I am gobsmacked that this procedure has since been discontinued in the UK and that medical practitioners assume this is ok.

[@sebbefalt]

What does aspirate mean? I tried translating it to my language but got nothing.

[@beecee4435]

@@sebbefalt Hi, what is meant by aspirate when referring to an intramuscular injection is to gently draw back the plunger of the syringe after the needle is inserted. If the needle has entered a blood vessel a small quantity of blood will be sucked back into the syringe. If there is no blood present then it is ok to proceed.

[@sebbefalt]

@@beecee4435 And why would anyone in their right mind deny this process that increases time taken by mere seconds?

[@arkirron7172]

@@sebbefalt if you add up all those seconds, it equates to hours of time over the years. And if only a couple of lives are ruined who cares. That seems to be the logic anyway.

[@ccampbell7214]

They want us dead.

[@Silverene444]

I live in Australia. After watching your channel I asked my doctor to aspirate my booster and he happily agreed.

[@joyceelms8597]

When I went for my booster, I asked the nurse if she was going to aspirate. She pulled a face and said "we don't do that, there's no blood supply in the muscle". So much for NHS training.

[@dodgeplow]

Amazing. A large muscle with no blood supply needed to keep it alive.

[@sbaxter4207]

And you still took it? Is that Stockholm syndrome?

[@isobelsmith6999]

S baxter, I still have no idea why John Campbell agreed to *his* booster when they wouldn't aspirate. Very contradictory and inexplicable.

[@kenergy5847]

@@dodgeplow Some kind of new magic. There's a lot of it these days.

[@roadwarrior8560]

@@isobelsmith6999 true, I smell bullshit

[@adrianagil729]

I got my vaccine in Whitstable, Kent I asked the lady to please aspirate before applying the vaccine, (her face told me that clearly she had no idea what I was talking about) she told me that she had to ask her supervisor to see if she was allowed to do that, she went to the office for like 3 minutes and when she came back she said “yes I can do it” and SHE SIMPLY DIDN’T DO IT! I told her why and she said “no, I did it!” (I have to mention I’m a IMG doctor living in the UK, I was looking and she clearly didn’t know what “to aspirate” was) I was so annoyed but there was nothing else to do 😡😡😡 I think a huge mistake is that non-healthcare workers are in charge of the vaccination program, something from my perspective SERIOUSLY DANGEROUS!

[@agathalee3432]

As I former RN, I really appreciate this and your videos. I will write to my representatives. I've been experiencing musculoskeletal & joint issues and trying to figure out if it's related to the Pfizer vaccines, COVID or both. The doctors and specialists I've seen thus far have not been open to discussing this topic, either out of fear or being misinformed. Anything related to COVID has become so politicized here in the US, I think people are afraid to speak out and have open discussions. Thank you.

[@agathalee3432]

@KoDaBro Thank you - found the article.

[@pfizerpricehike9747]

Thank you so very much! As a German I must say you were the only legitimate source that ever spoke on any German news media (referring to your interviews with DW) about the whole aspiration topic. Your efforts to inform people may Safe many life’s not even counting in all the ones who were spared from severe outcome through you informing them about risk factors , vitamin d , ways of transmission and symptoms. By putting informing people scientifically over money you made yourself a better journalist than all media outlets out there. Much love from Germany ❤️

[@Teatime-mq6bv]

First thing when I open KZbin I check for news from him. As I am also German I don’t understand everything even if he is a real expert in explanations. And I show the videos to everybody who is not able to run away fast enough😉. For me he is the only human expert! As you said with „…informing people scientifically over money“. In your list you forgot to mention the ways of treating the illness, but well… you can’t write down everything he did for us… too much! From me also a million thanks and a ton of love💕 there should be more like him and the world would be a much better place…

[@pixelfan8792]

@@Teatime-mq6bv 🇩🇪 German: Das einzige deutschsprachige Interview zu VitD+Zink+Selen, dass ich wahrgenommen habe: Stephan Wey hat sich entschieden, keine gesunden Menschen unter 30 zu impfen und klärt seine Patienten über Risiken auf. Ein junges Mädchen, daß sich trotzdem woanders hat impfen lassen, musste er jetzt ins Krankenhaus einweisen. Dr. Wey klagt die Politik an, wirksame Prävention wie Vitamin D, Zink und Selen zu ignorieren. Er spricht aus seinen Erfahrungen als Praktiker und Hausarzt." (Dr. Stephan Wey bei Punkt.PRERADOVIC)

[@mariawilson2595]

Well said

[@webbo9798]

AS an experienced venepunturist for the national blood service I can honestly say that a lot of peoples anatomy with regards vein and artery positions do vary from person to person, and can even change position with age. No one can be 100% sure that an IM needle won't puncture a vein or artery, but should be seen as "good practice" to aspirate (withdrawal) prior to injection to reduce any risks. Why this has not been picked up earlier is shocking. Great work Mr Campbell, your analyses and research is second to none, thank you for all your hard work over the last 2 years.

[@dancroitoru364]

No, they don't vary to such extent in the deltoid region. A simple Google search can help you here. And no, is not shocking. When you board a flight nobody can assure you 100% your flight will not crash. Yet you do not hesitate. Of course if they'd invest in every plane the same amount they invested in the space shuttle the risk of crashing would be reduced 10 fold but you'd never fly again (unless you'd pay 100 times the current price).

[@swojnowski453]

It is shocking and the gov should be taken to court of law for that and for their continuous insistence against the correct procedure. Lots of people must have been hurt, some doubly or triply if very unlucky.

[@ellobetchess]

Bullshit. There are no major veins in the upper fat that you are going to hit in 99.9% of people.

[@mjouwbuis]

@@ellobetchess that leaves 0.1% vulnerable. 0.05% or so, actually get adverse reactions so that would still make sense statistically.

[@sdrc92126]

@Michael Rogers Reason #1 It is false information Reason #2 It is bad information Reason #3 It is disinformation Reason #4 It is malinformation Reason #5 It is misinformation Just trust me, I these know these things.

[@kevgermany]

I had my three shots in Germany. The first two were at the local corona vaccination centre (Impfzentrum). No aspiration. Third, early this year was at the GP. The practice nurse aspirated. This before the new advice. I asked why as well as thanking her. She said she always did, because it made sense and was no extra work. Really there's no excuse, except for WHO misguidance from the start. Important to remember the experts are not infallible.

[@LilyGazou]

Sorry to hear. 3 shots. Wow.

[@rklos11]

WHO declared the pandemic again? 🤔

[@puddin4585]

they don't want to change it because that would mean they were wrong all this time and it was rlly not that hard to aspirate

[@Rampart.X]

How do they explain the controversy? Do they think medical science is subjective?

[@Rampart.X]

@Tom - who asked for a guarantee? Strange comment.

[@bobrobertson8178]

When I requested aspiration, before injection I was flatly refused. I persisted and was sent to another nurse who duly undertook the correct procedure. On another occasion, the response was “I don’t know how to aspirate!”. So it’s not normal practice in New Zealand. The key is to be persistent.

[@billymacdonaldPEI]

First. Love the service you're providing the world. Thank you, Dr John

[@bennettwaisbren]

The fact that aspiration hasn't been part of standard protocol from the very beginning is absolutely horrific.

[@Luna98833]

I am a UK trained health professional who was always taught to aspirate before giving an IM injection. This is my standard practice and how I have taught to train students ever since.

[@virginiahopkins5735]

In the US that is also the training in nursing School; and still is; I believe the problem is people without proper training have been giving these shots. I am retired nurse; Senior citizen, my first shot was not aspirated. I was very upset. Lucky no problem, it did not bleed.

[@joefish6091]

In the US and other places, retail staff dress up as medtechs, a simple white coat. As seen on TV. As seen on some theatrical news events too, methhead agency hires wearing white coats playing doctor for the news cameras.

[@kbe9419]

Unfortunately we were told it was wrong to aspirate and my son experienced this taste and symptoms, his arm also bled.

[@Raquel206]

I am a paramedic and we are taught to aspirate when giving IM injections. Why has this stopped being taught?

[@stevehetrick2676]

Plausible Deniability for Any Wrongdoing to a person's Health and or Life. They are just following the current instructions?? This is just an old Farmer's Opinion

[@saintjabroni]

@KoDaBro Whoever said aspiration is what causes myocarditis? Or any health issue for that matter. The support for aspiration pre-injection is to help prevent issues.

[@saintjabroni]

It’s 2022. Why is aspiration being questioned all of the sudden? Seriously - what the fuck? Is it to save money somehow? Unless a verdict can demonstrate clearly aspiration is problematic, and it’s not related to conservation of medical tools, then shouldn’t aspiration just be onboarded as a standard? For fucks sake.

[@saintjabroni]

@KoDaBro I fully acknowledge and have only good faith in the studied correlation of clot effects from the virus itself, along with all myriad of other undesirable effects. What about Germany and their implementation for aspiration as a current standard? That’s all I gotta now wonder about. Germany, a country originally not for aspiration (not long ago) - now they are?? P.S. Fantastic Sunny scene @ the meme template in your avatar 👌🏼, though I can’t make out the top text.

[@philipprice171]

Practiced dentistry for 40 years. Always aspirated on giving injections to avoid inadvertent vascular administration. We used aspirating syringes which engaged the rubber stopper to allow effective and controlled withdrawal of the plunger. I never understood why this was not insisted upon with this vaxx and was also concerned at the " qualifications" of the ones administering it.

[@myhealthobs5290]

In the gum yes, was trained as a surgeon and I'm telling you there's no blood vessels anywhere near the injection site, lol This has been debunked, kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKXbnZ2MnpaapNU

[@drcsbecker12]

I concur. I was taught this in dental school and do it still, 40 years later. I was astonished to hear it has been dropped!!

[@gregp3522]

@@myhealthobs5290 Interesting you say that Doc because there are at least 6 people in these comments (that I read) that say they had metallic taste seconds after the shot followed by more than mild adverse reactions. I say those personal testimonies out weigh and out debunk your debunk. Don't you agree?

[@michaeldean5787]

@@myhealthobs5290 how do you explain the metallic taste seconds after injection then? Read the comments. This has happened to many people.

[@myhealthobs5290]

@@michaeldean5787 nanobots?

[@saltysarge617]

I made this statement almost 2 years ago “Now we will find out which governments actually care about their citizenry”

[@victoriaevelyn3953]

I see how much the government cares every time I see someone living on the streets

[@adventureswithforest]

Aspiration seems such a sensible precaution that it is mind boggling it’s not standard practice in all countries. I think politicians and health authorities in some counties may be afraid to change now in fear of being seen to have been negligent in not requiring it from the start of the vaccination programme.

[@glemmstengal]

I can understand why a nurse who may be less experienced isn't willing to do it at the suggestion of a patient.. liability and all that. But we need leadership to quit being political about this and make a statement.

[@mortenrl1946]

@Michael Rogers Horrible video from network of propagandists with corporate ties. Notice how he only cites himself, and tries to sow doubt about published research, while providing extremely limited and cherrypicked sources of his own.

[@DrBeauHightower]

I do dry needling with acupuncture needles in the deltoid and with a smaller filiform needle we have hit veins in the deltoid that caused blood to come out. There is massive variance from person to person with veins.

[@Master_J2375]

Nice to see you here dr hightower! Im studying myotherapy for reference Im presuming its like varicose veins for reference; some people have more prominent veins in other areas then others

[@amor797]

Looking to your comment history here, its like you have a problem with him!!?

[@CenturyOakWindStar]

I would agree. I seem to have extremely prominent veins in my delts as I've had them hit multiple times in medical facilities as well as taking my prescribed medication at home. I'm shocked medical practicioners do injections for decades and only come across this a couple of times. I wonder if it has to do with physical fitness.

[@Leo-om2xh]

Would it, from your experience, be more common to hit a vein in a fit person, an athlete perhaps, such as a footballer? Or an overweight person with a layer of fat over the vein?

[@francesneedham7534]

That you haven't been listened to by the authorities until now ( especially the British) is astonishing and chilling. How important the power of a single human being. Thank you and God bless.

[@jamesrodgers3132]

More chilling is how they have ignored Tess Lawrie.

[@unahorgan6014]

I was so relieved when I asked the nurse to aspirate and she said “she wouldn’t dream of doing otherwise”. I imagine the rate of side effects here in Spain is low as it was administered by senior nurses in health centers.

[@kathysintmaartensdyk1045]

John Have watched so many of your videos and the only person who seems to make any sense . Just to let you know my husband and I had the booster shot a month ago and I requested it to be aspirated. Interesting he was an English doctor and didn’t hesitate to do what I asked but was told it is not mandatory in NZ and he would have to add this onto our records that it was requested and advised not mandatory in NZ However very happy he did what I asked and we have never had any problems at all. Thankyou so much for passing on your knowledge much appreciated.

[@formulaic78]

My dad in Wales was refused. And I think at that point he lost the last bit of trust in authority he's had in his 69 years.

[@gravlygravy]

My Doctor said the same for the first jab. His nurse agreed to do it for the second. And then for the third jab the same doctor refused to aspirate. I'm in Australia. I'm assuming some literature was sent out to those giving jabs which he has read since my first jab. He said 'no evidence blah blah.' Sad! Fortunately my third jab hasn't created any problems.

[@SkepticalTeacher]

Yes, my nurse was horrified that in the UK volunteers were injecting stuff, she said there was no way she would let anyone unqualified near her, it's madness!!

[@chatteyj]

@@formulaic78 In that case he should have refused the vaccine I think.

[@lizadoolit3933]

As a nursing graduate from 1961, I was instructed to ALWAYS aspirate. Also back then only a Dr. was allowed to inject into the Deltoid. We as nurses were only allowed to inject into the gluteus maximus. As well …taught to imaginary divide and inject into the upper right quadrant. Having watched Dr. Campbell by the time I got my booster…I inquired of the administering nurse about the practice of aspirating . She said the practice had been deemed unnecessary so was not done anymore but she had been taught the way I had. She also said there had been talk of going back to the aspirating step. 🇨🇦here.

[@susan9188]

Spot on. Imagine the damage that would be done if nurses gave IM injections anywhere in the gluts? There's a very large nerve that goes across the gluts that could paralyse a patient if a needle went in it, let alone large blood vessels. Thats why it has to be giving in the upper outer quadrant. As a retired RN I will start refusing vaccines if they don't stick to the tried and tested methods. It's outrageous!

[@torroidal7545]

Agree! When I (amfrom Sweden) did my assistant nurse education (1990) I got the privilege to do an i.m (only nurses did the i.m injections) into the gluteus of a patient, just as you described, and as Susan also explained why (the sciatic nerve...). I even had to loose the syringe from the needle for 10 to 20 seconds to make sure no blood would come out. This was the procedure back then, don't know if it is still in practice today (removing the syringe from the needle and/or aspirate)...

[@PureExistence1]

Yup, thats exactly where theyd give me cortisone shots for severe poison oak back in the day..

[@virginiahopkins5735]

Watching this video; Old retired nurse; Taught to aspirate on all shots other than insulin, which you put into fatty tissue; makes me ?? how nurses are being taught.

[@Muckylittleme]

Rather than worrying about the administration of an experimental vaccine that most people don't need, and is largely ineffective in its primary function of inoculation and inferred immunity, I think we should be concentrating on why it is being pushed on young healthy people who are statistically at more risk of dying a traffic accident than from Covid, especially children.

[@lindamorgan4604]

I think after watching this anyone having any vaccination should ask the person to aspirate, if they refuse or say its old hat now, I get right up and walk out!!! This possibly could be one of the reasons so many otherwise healthy people are having cardiac arrests, im 64 and never in my life have heard of so many happening in the crowd at football matches. Love your channel youve been a truthful voice throughout this awful time!

[@steviemichelle7271]

KoDaBro hey bro, you forgot to come back and amend this one after you did your research on what aspiration even means. You should probably stop copying and pasting the same BS if you don’t work in the medical field or even have a remote idea of what blood vessels are and what needle aspiration means

[@Secret_Soul_Survivor]

@KoDaBro That particular study, you're choosing to be selective with in order to be alarmist should be read through start to finish by anyone wanting to see how misleading ppl are being when citing sections of this. Why 11M people? The study was conducted using data from the US VETERAN AFFAIRS DATABASE, hey can't be any bias here, except the fact the majority were US WHITE MALES!! 153k+ cohort group with Covid and 2 control cohorts - 5.6M contemporary controls (with no evidence of Covid infection) and 5.8M as historical controls (subjects date back to before Covid). The study was designed to see any cardiovascular events 1 yr on from contracting Covid, Data was taken at the 30 d mark after contraction back in 03/2020 and followed up 12 months on, 01/2021 (looks like almost 12 months on?). "We show that, beyond the first 30 d after infection, individuals with COVID-19 are at increased risk of incident cardiovascular disease spanning several categories, including cerebrovascular disorders, dysrhythmias, ischemic and non-ischemic heart disease, pericarditis, myocarditis, heart failure and thromboembolic disease. These risks and burdens were evident even among individuals who were not hospitalized during the acute phase of the infection and increased in a graded fashion according to the care setting during the acute phase (non-hospitalized, hospitalized and admitted to intensive care). Our results provide evidence that the risk and 1-year burden of cardiovascular disease in survivors of acute COVID-19 are substantial. Care pathways of those surviving the acute episode of COVID-19 should include attention to cardiovascular health and disease." "Because some COVID-19 vaccines might be associated with a very rare risk of myocarditis or pericarditis, and to eliminate any putative contribution of potential vaccine exposure to the outcomes of myocarditis and pericarditis in this study, we conducted two analyses. First, we censored cohort participants at the time of receiving the first dose of any COVID-19 vaccine. Second, we adjusted for vaccination as a time-varying covariate. Both analyses were conducted versus both the contemporary and historical control groups. The results suggested that COVID-19 was associated with increased risk of myocarditis and pericarditis in both analyses." "This study has several limitations. The demographic composition of our cohort (majority White and male) might limit the generalizability of study findings. We used the electronic healthcare databases of the US Department of Veterans Affairs to conduct this study, and, although we used validated outcome definitions and took care to adjust the analyses for a large set of pre-defined and algorithmically selected variables, we cannot completely rule out misclassification bias and residual confounding. It is possible that some people might have had COVID-19 but were not tested for it; these people would have been enrolled in the control group and, if present in large numbers, might have biased the results toward the null. Our datasets do not include information on causes of death." Ref:Xie, Y., Xu, E., Bowe, B. et al. Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of COVID-19. Nat Med (2022). doi.org/10.1038/s41591-022-01689-3

[@kaylemoine1571]

This is VERY interesting. I am a retired nurse. Many years ago, when I was in training, I was taught to always aspirate before injecting, particularly, IM. As the years went on, I noticed that aspiration was not being done. Looked at practice manuals and found it wasn't being taught. Being an old nurse, I continued to aspirate.. I taught nursing for years. I never aspirated blood but while supervising a student, there it was, blood on aspiration. I feel vindicated.

[@justaguy1679]

Advent of “aspirating syringes”, and difference in newer syringes made specifically for vaccine. Got my MD in 78. I didn’t aspirate (if nurse wasn’t available) for last 15-20 years of practice.

[@peekaaa9931]

Thank you to the self-proclaimed old nurse who taught procedure on down the line!! Nursing ed isn’t as good today imho as there is more book learning & less bedside. I had the privilege of getting my IV Remi from an old nurse. Sadly when she retired, the young nurse was NOT checking BP regularly throughout, asking me how have you been feeling in front of other people, & almost gave me the wrong bag, but I noticed the label on it!! I appreciate “old” nurses! My mom is one 😊

[@nobody8328]

I work with animals and was taught to pull back on the syringe before injections, period. IV, IM or subcu, you've got to know what your needle is in before you go squirting stuff in!

[@kevinklassen4328]

There aren't really veins that run through your muscles, so it's not an actual concern. Edit: I should be clear with subcutaneous injections this is theoretically important, but not for IM which is where we give vaccines.

[@Jon0007723]

@@kevinklassen4328 Doesn't the video rather clearly show that there are veins in your muscles? Otherwise they would necrose...

[@madelainemorch9049]

Medical science has made such tremendous progress that there is hardly a healthy human left. Aldous Huxley

[@alabinibop]

Lol 🤣

[@antoniovillanueva308]

The first time that I read "Brave New World" (in the 70s), I thought it was tripe. The last time that I read it, I realized it was prophetic.

[@fruhbisspattv5259]

@@antoniovillanueva308 Yes, that´s true. We read 1984 in school, when I was about 14 years old, and first, I didn´t know what to do with that book and what to think. But with the years it changed. It dawned on me, that these two books could be special cases in literature and very important.

[@thatsthejobbb8587]

When I suggested aspiration to the nurse administering my vaccine here in South Australia, she told me I "was talking bullcrap". I feel absolutely incensed!!!

[@ms-jl6dl]

Don't worry,your government "cares" about you. And if you think differently you'll be put on the same plane out together with Djokovic. Maybe you'll spend some comfortable time in "quarantene facilities" first,just to gather your thoughts and realise how wrong and "unacceptable" you are.

[@Dee-sn5uh]

As a retired Registered Nurse who was taught to always aspirate,I would have never just shoved medicine into a patient without aspirating first. It takes 1 second. If you can’t afford 1 second extra with a patient then you need to find another career. Although it was rare I did on several occasions aspirate blood.You stop and redo everything. That does take extra time. But if you are a caring human being (and I certainly hope you are if you are giving injections of any kind to anyone or any animal)you do whatever it takes to take care of your patient. After all if you were the patient wouldn’t you want to be cared for in a kind,humane and safe manner. That nurse should be reprimanded for speaking to you in that manner to begin with. The nurse is supposed to take care of the patient not be a smart a*s. Like someone else has said to be a smart a*s,you have to be smart. Otherwise you are just an a*s. She is the latter.

[@Twistedmetal-qe8kx]

Yes, happened to a coworker on the second dose, metalic taste followed by heart issues. Canadian medical establishment is stubborn and refuses to aspirate. No wonder distrust is becoming an issue. Very disappointing 😕

[@andrewl7211]

I asked for my Injection to be aspirated in Austria where it’s not standard practice. I was apparently the first to ask for this, but the doctor was happy to oblige. Thank you for these videos

[@alekk6956]

I asked in Switzerland for my booster and the nurse called the doctor. Doctor said no. 🙄

[@nitonixnitron5569]

Same here in WA, but I wasn't looking when the doc inserted the needle , and when I turned to look he was already pressing the plunger in

[@ellistarceansa8182]

My GP here in Munich didn't want to aspirate, but after my toys came out of the pram, she did. She'll be enjoying a copy of the STIKO guidelines from me sometime soon 🤣😂

[@Muckylittleme]

Rather than worrying about the administration of an experimental vaccine that most people don't need, and is largely ineffective in its primary function of inoculation and inferred immunity, I think we should be concentrating on why it is being pushed on young healthy people who are statistically at more risk of dying a traffic accident than from Covid, especially children. People are very nonchalant about what they put into their veins from corporations who care only about profit and have proved themselves to be corrupt and peddling harmful drugs time and time again. Johnson and Johnson are currently facing class action law suits over carcinogenic baby powder but people take an experimental vaccine from them for a disease they are very likely at no risk from. It only makes sense to take these vaccines if you are high risk with other chronic disease or immunodeficiencies but of course people must make their own health choices

[@rhandineal2810]

I had a visit with my Naturopath today. She offered a B12 shot and I mentioned aspiration and my hesitancy. She said she always pulls the needle back once inserted to ensure there is no blood. I was so relieved that, first, she knew how to do it properly and second, that there was no fight on her behalf. You are truly a life-saver Dr. Campbell. Thank you for being a champion on this. I am sorry you are not being heard throughout the mainstream, but do know that on an individual level, you are very much saving lives!

[@clint3856]

You say "she always pulls the needle back once injected". You know it's too late by then. It should be she pulls the needle back BEFORE INJECTING! What's she going to do if she injects someone, pulls back the plunger and gets blood. Saying, "Oh, my, I've injected your vaccine right into a vein" doesn't cut it.

[@williamgreene4834]

@@clint3856 I'm sure they just used the wrong word. Anyone that knew how to aspirate would be pulling back before injecting.

[@r64g]

For vitamin B12, it's actually fine if it's injected intravenously. Unlike mRNA vaccines which is very hazardous if injected intravenously.

[@bellmobilitysucks]

@@clint3856 Why would you go to a Naturopath?

[@PriyaMomma]

@@bellmobilitysucks naturopathic doctors are real doctors. They have natural means that they try before going into pharmaceutical means. Trust me, they are the doctors that will be the majority soon as many people have lost trust in our “professional doctors”.

[@pitt6766]

always great work Doc, our politicians in NZ won't listen, so many people are damaged and not able to speak out, now protesting

[@amethystfeathers7324]

They're speaking out at Parliament via NZ Health Forum, can join via FB too, they're documenting adverse reactions 😁

[@citizengkar7824]

What do you expect, Jacinda Putin is a Communist, who is running NZ like her own private, fascist State.

[@fransmith3255]

@@citizengkar7824 Hmmm... Layman's definition of 'fascist': someone who doesn't run the country the way I want it run.

[@iTubeXNews]

So glad to see you covering this. I was researching aspiration last week having seen someone mention it on Twitter in comments.I found a study that was done in 2016 or 17 if I remember correctly, so I brought up the PDF and read the report. It made absolute sense. But the argument was that the patients preferred the faster shot, as it was less painfull. When aspirating they suggest to keep the needle part withdrawn for a time period of 5-15 seconds, which was basis for another argument that with so many to vaccinate it would take up too much time. Horrifying to think, that the lack of a safety procedure which only takes 5-15 seconds to perform has caused so much heartache.

[@lais7028]

Would you let me know where to find this PDF? - the one that mentions 5-15 seconds. Thank you!

[@saltysarge617]

This is what happens when you put politicians in charge of healthcare decision.

[@myhealthobs5290]

Basic anatomy. This has been debunked, kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKXbnZ2MnpaapNU

[@saltysarge617]

@@myhealthobs5290 These days when I hear it’s been debunked all I hear is what I’m saying is bullshit. What does that have anything to do with politicians taking advantage of a crisis.

[@keithalderson100]

OR, was it putting a medical researcher to lead what became the world's response to a health issue... Dr Faucella.

[@donnajanecastle4807]

I"m a registered nurse in the states. Was taught in training to always aspirate before giving an IM injection. I can't imagine not doing that. What has made anyone think it is okay not to aspirate vaccination injections?

[@zacboyles1396]

When John called attention to this he mentioned an official had told him they didn’t want to because it caused discomfort during injection. I was baffled when he initially pointed it out as I had assumed they certainly would aspirate an IM injection. Luckily I told my family and each person told me the person administering their vaccine was confused, one even responded saying it’s not supposed to go in the vane… which is exactly why you’d aspirate. The failures over the last two years are staggering. Instead of making things better, politicians near universally pleased for censorship while also blaming the pandemic or the mythical “unvaccinated” which we now know actually includes vaccinated people who got sick or were injured before the arbitrary timeline each country specified. So convenient for our “leaders” around the globe. I think we must have real consequences for their failures with no exception or else things will become terribly worse the ‘next pandemic’ so we’re constantly reminded is coming by many of those who failed so completely during this one.

[@madeline569]

I honestly don't know. I don't know how these people can still have their medical degree. How can they call themselves medical professionals when they can't even give an injection safely+

[@davidroberts3262]

The WHO thought that for the sake of the majority getting to have a quicker less painful injection that it was better to give intravenous injections to a minority so that children will be less resistant to getting vaccinated. 🤦‍♂️

[@samd9182]

@@madeline569 In NZ they used trainees. So no worries there. Trainees are trained to directly and only listen to the government.

[@smallbeginning2]

Because here at least, there's not enough doctors or nurses to give injections. Most of them are University students. They have a half day training. This also saves a lot of money as they're getting minimum wage.

[@Gmelonhead]

As a 35 year acute care RN,I gave daily IM injections at the beginning of my career. The practice became somewhat obsolete after IV access, unless one was a clinic RN.( my opinion) I was taught landmarks and proper assessment of the injection site. I feel in the rush to get this treatment out,some basic steps may of been overlooked. I literally cringed watching everyone from firefighters to pharmacists to Med technicians giving these injections. My military nursing instructors were very precise. Who taught these practitioners? It is a BIG DEAL to be exact.

[@electricshrapnel4368]

I saw a video by a popular youtubing doctor who read a message from someone who said the person who jabbed them did it through their coat sleeve!

[@tac6044]

......Ya think

[@dominiquemcdowell88]

My 20 year old nephew worked for Walgreens, he’s a college student, very intelligent & a good kid but he was giving injections as part of his job at local rest homes. I think people should be aware that most pharmacies are using employees that have a class or two before giving injections.

[@MonkeyKing3333]

RN here aswell. What do you mean IMI become obsolete? There's different reasons why you give subcut vs IMI vs IV. IV never made IMI obsolete.

[@leevy6753]

The bigger question is why the powers that be didn't make it very clear how it needed to be administrated. Maybe......they didn't make it clear on purpose? What else can you assume?

[@thatbroad5848]

WooHoo! You’re affecting policy!! So proud and happy that you are being heeded and word is getting out to those who can change things! You’ve saved many people degrees of harm, pain, grief. Well done!

[@Matthew70371]

I can understand that you have noble intentions, and I appreciate that, but politicians just aren’t the kinds of people who you can fully trust.

[@GrinchDec23]

Neither are corporations like Pfizer,

[@IambiguousSegment]

Matthew, German politicians just proved you wrong.

[@BillMcGirr]

Fully trust? I wouldn’t trust any single one of them as far as I can piss. I’ve met ex convicts I’d trust more… At least they’re honest about being criminal.👍🥃

[@Klonering]

That is in my opinion quite an understatement. And in would include the manufactures as well.

[@Matthew70371]

@@BillMcGirr Ah!

[@ericrawson2909]

It makes me angry that this has been ignored for so long. People need to be held accountable and punished. I thanked God that I didn't get that metallic taste on my last jab, I felt I was playing Russian roulette. Still felt ill for two days though.

[@randyross5630]

If the HIV in the Jab is exposed to air via aspiration it won't work as well as a Kill Shot...

[@esecallum]

DR &NURSES =LICENCE TO KILL

[@thomashauer6804]

Yep a sampling procedure with bad and good luck. The more often you pick the higher the chances . Thats the reason why i didnt take the covid-V (besides being 37 and perfectly healthy, never had more than the sniffles in the last 5 years ) bc i knew there will be "bad logistics" in a global roll out like this with unseen quantities. Professor Wodarg in Germany had a good scatter diagram to see all the bad reactions..they all came from the same time and pallet probably (bad storage or some other reason) thats what happened with some of the influenza Vs too i dont have a good private doctor who would check the dose under the microscope before i would get the shot..therefore its just a lottery-- if we do this every year all the time with the entire population...there will be quality issues in unseen quantities .correction: there are already quality issues in unseen quantities thats why somebody has to hit the breaks right now

[@SRVandDtrouble]

I think a lot of people feel this way about malfeasance. But who is to be held accountable? When's the last time a politician has been held accountable anywhere? They all have layer upon layer of protection from culpability. So who gets charged with what?

[@MoireFly]

I think you should feel less angry about this. These decisions surely weren't easy for medical authorities, because they're unusually lacking in direct evidence. And the medical community has a clear history of getting "logic" wrong in all kinds of things when it comes to medicine, so there's a very good reason they try to keep logic to the hypothesis generation bit of research, and direct evidence for the policy bit - the interactions in the body are complex, confusing, and sometimes have weird indirect and unknown feedback leading to outcomes that can defy logic. Even now, it's not certain they made the right call; they're acting on the precautionary principle. The STIKO doesn't base itself on any cited evidence that aspiration _will_ help; rather, they're asserting that the precautionary principle applies: i.e. it's at least plausible that intravenous injection can be harmful (but only demonstrated in animal models at unrealistic concentrations), so it's best not to risk it, and therefore plausible - even without direct evidence - that aspiration is warranted. They cite only this article specifically: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34734240/ But the lack of direct evidence likely explains why this is taking so long and why it varies from place to place. And that's not malicious or insane; again, the medical industry has a pretty long history of getting "logic" wrong when it comes to treatment, so direct evidence is the norm for a reason.

[@donnagpalk912]

A few seconds to stop these injuries is all it takes..yet it's not done.🙄 I feel so bad for these folks dealing with all these horrific issues and then doctors won't acknowledge it..I can't imagine the fear and pain. 🙏💞🙏 Thank you doc for helping 🙏 Waverly Tennessee floods here 🙏

[@rightasrain7949]

Afraid it won't stop the injuries completely but it certainly will help.

[@donnagpalk912]

@@rightasrain7949 Exactly 💯...

[@suedavies4215]

During a visit to the dentist. I was given a local anaesthetic. I immediately felt very faint and my heart was pounding out if my chest. They asked if I was ok and has I eaten (I had) as I had gone extremely pale. I went into the waiting room to wait for it to go numb, I was feeling really ill. The nurse came and got me after I had waiting about 10 mins. I was not numb at all. Found out later the adrenaline based shot had been injected straight into a vein. Terrified me. No apology from dentists. Aspiration would have prevented this.

[@jimbramble6511]

Adrenaline is not the only cardio active drug being injected, the anesthetic itself has a direct effect on the heart and is used in emergency rooms for it's cardiac effects. Also, to allow you to stand up and walk to the privy is beyond stupid. What if you had fainted or worse? Tsk tsk.

[@suehowie152]

Dentists never seem to aspirate..

[@John-we7jx]

It's not possible to aspirate a dental cartridge syringe

[@jimbramble6511]

@@John-we7jx Are you a dentist? Dental syringes are specifically designed for aspiration. There is a thumb ring that is for that purpose. Having aspirated blood from the inferior alveolar artery, I can tell you it works very well. The rubber stopper at the end of the cartridge gets punctured and held in place with a sharp arrow shaped point. While injecting, you can still stop and aspirate again.

[@John-we7jx]

@@jimbramble6511 i must have an older version - the pushrod doesn't pierce the plastic bung and withdrawal just pulls the pushrod away

[@eleonorabartoli2225]

After walking away from two vaccine clinics because of their refusal to do aspiration, I was finally able to get one thanks to wonderful experienced nurses at a State of Colorado site. Thanks for your info!

[@Josh-rn1em]

That's crazy. Literally 2 seconds to do. Did they say why they wouldn't?

[@chrismac7447]

THEY CAN ASPIRATE AS MUCH AS THEY LIKE, IT WILL NOT CONVINCE ME.

[@SOContraMundum]

There are other shots besides vaccines, that we need to be aware of.

[@user-nx6ji9tk8i]

We need to call these rare events ‘adverse reactions’ or as vaccine injuries not simply mild ‘side effects’. Although these injuries are rare, they are no less devastating for the individual. Why are we still so gagged and blinkered in UK? The failure to investigate these injuries is shocking.

[@spanchicbest4690]

The adverse reactions are far more prevalent than you would think, but few people recognise them for what they are and, if they do, theynare fobbed off by their doctors.

[@myleshagar9722]

Same in Canada everybody knows somebody who was damaged.

[@jessicawooding5442]

If they don't investigate no one has to be held accountable.

[@SuperDflower]

I have a friend who hasn’t been able to work for over a year. She’s in constant nerve pain. No, this is not all that rare. I don’t know what’s gonna become of her or if she’ll ever be able to get off the opioids she’s on just to get through the day/night. She’s a nurse, so she’s aware of what’s going on. If that was your friend, How would you feel about all of this? We’ve thrown empathy completely out the window. What do we even have left of society if we cease to care? And yes, if we allow ourselves to be constantly gaslit by so called experts , Who are basically shilling for industry through the media, How do we ever improve the situation? I don’t understand why it’s a problem to admit that there are risks involved. It’s unbelievable how trigger-happy and touchy everyone is to allowing that to be a possibility. When you are given a medication you are given a handout with very small print with all the possible side effects, But we are supposed to accept this as being something that has absolutely no side effects at all whatsoever? What fairyland reality is everyone living in? Have they never seen a pharmaceutical commercial where they call off endless possible risks at the speed of an auctioneer? And if you bring this up you’re some kind of nut job anti vaxer....If living through the past two years being thrown out of work and all that that entailed wasn’t enough, I have to endure keeping my mouth shut about this? Oh yes, and then we go back to my friend who’s in a devastating circumstance that I can do little about. She saw one of the head neurologist for Kaiser who told her that he was seeing a lot of small fiber neuropathy in his practice, and then later told her that she really ought to get the booster… That is what we are living with. Complete and utter insanity, selfishness and projection on the highest scale. Calling someone selfish for not wanting to risk taking an experimental medication that we know now doesn’t do anything to protect others, it’s just pure insanity. It’s agony to witness, it’s agony to keep quiet about. It’s just agony. I’m so grateful for this doctor. Where would it be without these people of integrity who are doing their best to inform us?

[@Pakaku9]

Thanks for your work. Let's hope we get to move on sooner than later. I'm so tired of the politics around Covid and the power trip some politiciens are on

[@dianeedwards7387]

Dr John Campbell, you have been a solid rock for two years and I thank you. No drama, no bs.

[@LilyGazou]

He persuaded people to get the shots. Sad.

[@charliepiston3169]

He gave people confidence that getting the TOXOID was good thing to do. Shameful. He has yet to admit that he was wrong. Shameful.

[@Teatime-mq6bv]

@@charliepiston3169 He just tells his opinion and shows facts he found. You are free to decide if you follow his recommendations or not. Even if you watch his videos…

[@swojnowski453]

@@Teatime-mq6bv You can follow but if the jab is administered the wrong way and there are side effects it will be his fault anyway.

[@Martyntd5]

The problem in the UK is the majority of staff have not been trained to aspirate and would not be able to do it upon a simple request. There is a training need, not just a protocol change.

[@sandracole2578]

As a nurse I ALWAYS informed students on the ward of the reasons why we aspirate when giving patients an IM injection. I did not realize the protocol had changed.....shocking.

[@dennispickard7743]

Sandra Cole so it’s not about the shite that’s in the jab ?

[@sandracole2578]

@@dennispickard7743 The topic was about aspiration when giving an injection into the muscle. However, my views on the content of jab are no different to yours.

[@dennispickard7743]

Sandra Cole ok 🍺

[@blk3118]

After watching Dr Campbell's channel, my husband and I decided that we wouldn't get the booster unless we could find someone who would aspirate. (We live in the western US.) We found one nurse who would aspirate, so my husband made an appointment. The nurse told him that nurses are being told that because the needle is so thin it is not necessary to aspirate. He (the nurse) said he doesn't usually aspirate, but gladly does it when asked. We feel we were just lucky with our first two jabs.

[@jonathanhart8659]

Wake up please

[@manofkent4472]

if you hadn't listened to nurse John then you might have saved yourself from having two lots of 'stuff' which hasn't actually gone through toxicology test, in the first place! Remember, if not under 'emergency' powers would be illegal to give to you.

[@MsJoyce31202]

👍

[@tamara9134]

I would not get it period. But each to their own. ❤

[@Void-uj7jd]

How many gambles are you going to take? Will you stop when you see a tunnel of light with Christ standing at the end of it? STOP NOW! WAKE UP!

[@theresec1216]

Wrote to my MP about this a few months ago. Eventually got a reply from DH telling me basically “all is well we follow WHO guidelines”. So they entirely missed the point. Very frustrating.

[@AG-cj2ye]

Hi Dr John - have just had the booster in Canberra- glad I watched your “aspiration” talk this morning, first. I had been going to ask for aspiration anyway, but with your information this morning I was able to respond intelligently to all the reasons provided to me as to why it was unnecessary. I suggested to the nurse that she might like to avail herself of your information via your channel & pass it on to colleagues. Somehow I don’t think she will ! I have fwd the link to Craig Kelly who is the only Polly I think might be interested. The nurse did by the way aspirate. Thank you for all the information you provide - I watch you daily 😀. Ann.

[@jacobpaint]

@キューティ・プラス I just made a comment suggesting that Dr John interviews someone with opposing views because I can imagine many people who try to raise the issue with the person administering the vaccine would receive a response that they can’t respond to. A G here doesn’t give details of the conversation with the nurse so it’s hard to say whether the nurse actually agreed or just aspirated so that they could get the needle in and administer the vaccine. A G possibly isn’t the first person to bring it up and nurses may have been instructed to aspirate only when the patient asks for it. The nurse could have simple said, that yes, there are large blood vessels but as an experienced nurse I know how to identify a safe part of the muscle to use as the injection site and A G would have had no recourse based on the info given in this video.

[@robyncopeland6567]

I was told by many nurses they don’t do anymore.

[@amethystfeathers7324]

@キューティ・プラス I think logic dictates that aspiration is THE way.

[@Qualityselection]

@A G, Well done!!

[@MrBobbyCrane]

​@キューティ・プラス Firstly, when searching "Reasons to NOT Aspirate", there are many more "experts" saying you SHOULD aspirate. Secondly, I believe the main point is that it CANNOT hurt, so no reason not to unless you are untrained and if so, you should not be giving an intramuscular injection in the first place. To argue to NOT to do something that literally has no relevant delay to receiving the injection is honestly something I can't wrap my head around. It is risk for risks sake.. There is no harm in aspiration. There is potential harm from not aspirating. Dr Yu does not make any suggestions that there is a reason it is dangerous to aspirate, only why he thinks it is safe.

[@rosemaryryan6455]

Finally. I believe in aspiration as an old nurse. Seen damage done when it hasn't been done years ago, long before this epidemic

[@itok1314]

The lack of debate, and censorship of ideas has disturbed me more than the virus.

[@spanchicbest4690]

This talk of aspiration is just a red herring to distract us from the number of adverse side effects there have been, and will continue to be as a result of this “vaccine”.

[@peshpraq5137]

These authorities got huge heads . Thanks a lot dr Campbell , I have the honour of following you since the beginning of the pandemic and as a taxi driver have been recommending my passengers without exception to follow your valuable talks for their own and their loved ones sake.

[@Linda-rs5qt]

Dr Campbell, you are a rare gem! The world owes you so much gratitude for all your hard-work & honesty! I wish I was a millionaire so I could send you & your wife on a much needed luxury vacation. All I can send is a million thank you’s!! 💛

[@trebushett2079]

As far as I'm concerned, silly people don't know their own damn silly business. After putting myself into hospital some years ago (after 20+ wasted visits to my GP), pancreatitis, would you believe, I'm totally unimpressed with doctors, GPs especially.

[@jona826]

GPs are the most overpaid and useless medical professionals of all. If it's anything significant they refer you to a specialist anyway. And the behaviour of GP practices during the pandemic was disgraceful.

[@sobeit1927]

If we aspirate and there’s blood , there’s a wasted injection . Who pays for it ?

[@jona826]

@@sobeit1927 It's not wasted. They can just jab somewhere else and aspirate again

[@janissquirell5072]

I agree with you. I'm former Internal medical doctor, do not practice as such anymore. Having education and experience I see very well how often our medical doctors are uninterested and/or ignorant. Mostly GPs, but also specialists. Unfortunately, even educators with all their PhDs and other titles often show only basic knowledge, but are lost in a case of any complicated issue.

[@spricko28]

@@sobeit1927 so one ruined injection is greater value than posibility of ruined life? sure this society is damned with this kinda of thinking.. one injection cost close to nothing

[@diannej2406]

When my husband and I did IVF almost 20 years ago I received daily injections for the first few months which he was taught to administer. It was given into my gluts and he was instructed to aspirate every time. It's not rocket science. Can't understand why something he was taught in about 5 minutes is now so difficult.

[@lenakohl2339]

In the beginning of vaccination there was a lack of vaccines, maybe they did not want to loose a dose. Changing the policy now would mean to admit the first policy was wrong and people got hurt. People who got injured can file a suit and use that change in policy as an argument.

[@jamesallen9733]

Oh John, I'm sure you'll be rewarded for the great services that you've given.

[@dontwantyourpoison7753]

As an RMN I was trained to aspirate intramuscular injections administered in to the gluteus maximus (upper outer quadrant of the buttocks). The administration of injections were also in the last 10 years advised to be carried out to the ventro gluteal region and suggested no need to aspirate in that area yet i watched a colleague aspirate blood in this area. However we were advised there was no need to do this for the deltoid area. Having carried out thousands of injections of antipsychotic medication and have on no less than 8 occasions aspirated blood from buttocks area halting the procedure and needing another attempt. I will now always aspirate any further deltoid administration and challenge current guidance.

[@OceanSwimmer]

Your story is alarming. When the first concern about patient care is "first do no harm" ---- avoiding direct IV injection is an action that prevents harm. This is especially a concern with children.

[@dontwantyourpoison7753]

@@OceanSwimmer Could you elaborate, where in my statement do I subscribe intentionally harm anybody, and let me make it clear children are not involved in the treatments personally that I have provided.

[@jacqueslalonde6370]

It's hilarious, because any IV user knows this better than most. These people have done so much damage it's unforgivable

[@davidarundel6187]

I insist on aspireation , with any jab I cannot avoid , even threatening to walk out on a surgery that was scheduled , as the anethitist had a lot of trouble getting a vein/ artery . It was literally , a "Shocking experience" , as either the table or the staff weren't grounded electricaly , which is what got me shocked via a plastic canula , and made it more difficult for the insertion of the canula . This didn't go down well with the team , even though they were apologized to - this was just the start , as they used Fentynol HCL to which I'm highly reactive , same with Fentynol .

[@dontwantyourpoison7753]

@@davidarundel6187 Aspiration is no hardship, maybe some clinicians in the process of using z-track are not able to draw back with the one hand. without releasing the z-track. Every student I have mentored/trained I have ensured they adopt this technique.

[@MGeofire]

I agree 100%. I was trained in the late 1970s to do IM injections. You cannot check for needle position unless you aspirate the syringe. Any IV drug user knows this procedure for confirming needle position within the vessel. At my first Pfizer vax in March 2020 the veteran RN administering my IM injection was flabbergasted when I explained the WHO protocol on Covid vaccination had omitted the aspiration step. Of course, she aspirated the syringe when she gave me the IM injection in Washington State, USA. No metallic taste on three, aspirated vaccinations. Love your work, Dr Campbell, from a retired Paramedic.

[@philhealey449]

I raised this in Hong Kong last year and I'm pleased to say I had email confirmation that this technique has been mandatory since mid 2021. My booster last week at a public vaccination was delivered with aspiration.

[@janinemcmillan331]

I have had this discussion on KZbin previously in regards to videos of politicians et al getting injections. As a Veterinary Assistant, part of my job was giving injections, and my training was to always aspirate before injection. I figured that such would be the same for humans.

[@caroljean161]

Dr Campbell you are a refreshing breath in this uncertain covid climate. I love the fact that you are committed to truthful research and revealing various practices that are giving false information or potentially causing harm. I can tell that you are someone who is dedicated to teaching and sharing knowledge. I hope that these guidelines will be changed. As a retired nurse I am astounded at the prevalent short cut culture that prevails to the point of possibly damaging someone’s health. A second or less to aspirate… The culture of best practice seems to be given over to common practice (usually handed down from failed American initiatives) I will be contacting my MP thanks for your tenacity.

[@BeYourUniquePotential]

I remember you mentioning aspiration several months ago. This information is now forwarded on to our local MP, family and friends and hope this information becomes widespread. Thank you. Keep going Dr John. We need you to carry on with your precious work.

[@louiswelch4104]

Hello there 🌹

[@susanmaddison5947]

Congratulations. Your persistence and your interviews on DW helped get Germany to this. And probably your politeness to the authorities and institutions, even when they were behaving with a terrible blindness and dishonesty, helped too.

[@gaiseric9518]

Also, along with aspiration they should be injecting in the quad instead of the shoulder. I got a tendinosis which turned into an ac joint arthritis because they injected too far and got it into my supraspinatus muscle. Going to need ac joint surgery now to lift again.

[@porcelainheart7877]

Ive had the first two and a booster and had no negative reactions, but my nurse aspirated every time. When I asked why it took longer than a regular shot she said she was trained in the military and that she took the time to get it right. I appreciated it. I have had other vaccines that have ended up giving me adverse reactions, the HPV vaccine as a teen was hell for me.

[@sandracole2578]

I find it shocking to think they are not aspirating prior to injecting. Aspirating only adds 2 /3 seconds to the administration of an IM injection.

[@sabrinab.4574]

Hello Dr Campbell, I am from the UK and had my booster jab in January. My partner and me went in together and asked the nurse if she could aspirate before she gives us the shot. She looked confused and concerned and said that they don't do this, they only do it for injections they give into the butt. She asked for the reasons, I briefly explained what I learned in this channel and she then had a quick Google. After all that she agreed to give us the jab with aspiration. We were very relieved and I couldn't believe we actually we're able to get it done this way. I know it's not the norm here in the UK, but I wanted to share this positive experience with you and thank you for all your work you do here, on this channel!

[@Brandonbuilt]

I believe for other countries to change procedures at this point is the same as them admitting to wrong doing or making mistakes and simply do not want to risk endangering public confidence in vaccines at any point, especially now with what is happening in Canada. Thanks again for the great work!!!!

[@charlytaylor1748]

Pushback on mandatory vaccines & eyebrow - raising comments in response from cuddly trudeau

[@connorbiel]

I don’t think hesitancy is not the problem for the truckers, being that they’re 90% vaccinated. It’s about the tiresome mandates.

[@sousvide59too]

@@connorbiel It's about people falling for the right-wing noise machine in the U.S., at least to the same extent.

[@charleschateaudur9774]

Hi John, just emailed my MP. Hope this helps; thank you for everything you have done to keep us informed and safe. Ms Charlie

[@lernenderzukunft]

Very much appreciated 👍👍👍 I asked my doctor to aspire... because of your videos Hope that Austria will also change these guidelines

[@ChrisB-wl7ci]

Australia follows it's own science, they stop the unvaccinated buying a bottle of wine with their weeks groceries from Aldi. That's how we follow the science in Western Australia.

[@msmelanie.]

@@ChrisB-wl7ci unbelievable tyranny

[@judewebb5694]

Please write to your health authorities or MP equivalents

[@judewebb5694]

@@ChrisB-wl7ci that's dreadful

[@auntiebobbolink]

There's a difference between AUSTRIA and AUSTRALIA.

[@kiwiguy4706]

As I said months back when you first brought this issue up, call me paranoid but their policy of not aspirating provides perfect cover for pharma avoiding criticism for vaccine injury as they can now blame all or most injuries on incorrect procedure. 😬

[@LilyGazou]

I’m sure that you are right. The damage is piling up.

[@rudymental9993]

Maybe👌

[@ratgreen]

That's a very interesting comment when you think about it. Wow.

[@charliepiston3169]

the criminal perpetrators call that "plausible deniability"

[@TheRamblingBoy]

I feel the same way also - It is either gross negligence or something darker - WHO and big pharma are one and the same - so I wouldn't put it past them 'Profit matters lives don't " is their motto.

[@delmar418]

I'm very happy that you've shown vascularity by illustration in the deltoid. I have argued with people over this and muscle cannot grow in athletes and weight lifters without blood supply to that muscle. Thank you, my good Sir!

[@mortenrl1946]

You seen those other "medical" channels like "Debunk the Funk"? The rumor was spread by this network of people. Some of them have been shown to have troubling financial ties to biomedical firms. John even had one of them on the channel, Susan Oliver. The others are "Dr. Yan Yu" and "Prof Greg" .. There might be more. They appear to post synchronized misinformation, attempting to "debunk" Dr. John. The "there are no blood vessels in the deltoid" was the most obviously wrong argument I've heard them make. Extreme nonsense. Of course there are.

[@brettharter143]

Bodybuilders who use steroids will always aspirate or else you can end up nasty Tren cough if you nick a vein and inject. I cannot believe nurses have decided to drop it.

[@Lily-Bravo]

@@mortenrl1946 You have most definitely misquoted there. Those people you speak off are much better qualified than Dr Campbell as well.

[@mortenrl1946]

@@Lily-Bravo Says who? You? Those people are consistently wrong on almost everything, as you can easily see when watching their old videos with the benefit of hindsight. They are paid shills. Campbell has had *multiple leading experts* in various relevant fields on his program, who echo his concerns.

[@Lily-Bravo]

@@mortenrl1946 Says Who? You? "These people" are better qualified than Campbell. Some of the leading experts who have appeared on his videos have started out praising his techniques and educative style, but have gone on to express concerns about certain bees he has in his bonnet. Have you seen Campbell's disclaimer? Click his picture circle whatever that is called, then ABOUT.

[@kristahutchinson907]

I’m so sorry for your injuries. ❤️ Why are these even still being recommended and even required for certain age groups or any low risk individuals? These should have never gotten an EUA given how horribly the trials were conducted

[@virginiacox2661]

Thanks for this John. As a retired Masters prepared nurse, I have been following this aspirating story closely, (very upset about Kyle and others with vaccine injury) as I too have major concerns about the protocol being changed years ago. I doesn’t make sense. I moved from UK to Canada some years ago and have been upset enough to write to the BC Minister of Health with your video attached and cc’d it to our local MLA. Thank you for keeping us well informed about what is happening world wide.

[@andygebert2460]

Thank you so much Virginia. As fellow B.C. resident I truly appreciate your efforts as a health care professional and for sending an important message to Minister Dix. I would also suggest a message to Dr. Henry and if nothing positive comes of it, maybe try Global news?

[@virginiacox2661]

@@andygebert2460 Good idea. Just sent it on to her as well!

[@porscheoscar]

aspiration is for gluteal muscle injections, requires a specific procedure as bleeding doesn't show up right away so simply pulling back isn't enough and some syringes are not appropriate for aspiration. If Dr. Campbell's theory that failing to aspirate is the cause of the incredibly small number of myocarditis cases per million doses then why aren't we seeing the same myocarditis in other age groups who are also not aspirated when vaccinated? Dr. Campbell's conjecture and theories need to backed up with studies. Otherwise he's just scaring off people who would otherwise get the vaccine. The Texas Department of Health 2021 covid report noted that the greatest reduction in terminal illness vaccinated versus unvaccinated was observed in patients UNDER age 30. A near 90% reduction in risk. See the MedCram video at the 14:00 minute mark. Over 40% of the terminal cases were in patients UNDER age 65. So much for the theory that covid only takes the 80 year olds. Dr. Campbell appeared on MedCram yet he had no interest in going over the results of the second largest state in America. Yet he'll cover studies with fraction of the patients.

[@mikedavison3400]

@ porscheoscar There was a video a couple of months ago where someone posted a ‘debunk’ of Dr. John’s ‘aspiration’ advocacy and that ‘debunk’ was debunked as there were a couple of studies using mice where they deliberately injected vaccines intravenously and compared it to intramuscular and in the latter there were next to no ‘adverse events’ but in the IV group there was heart issues and clot problems. These studies seemed to back up Dr. John’s assertion that inadvertent intravenous administration of vaccines were a principal cause of the ‘adverse events’. Whether you like it or not there are a lot of people that do not trust these ‘experimental injections’ and if aspiration lowers the risk of ‘adverse events’ then it should be done. Dr. Robert Malone has not been happy with the profligate use of the mRNA technology in this ‘demic and that also has some people hesitant. There are ‘old school’ Covid-19 vaccines coming out although they are late to the party. Omicron may end up ‘naturally vaccinating’ us all. Dr. John was onto this possibility when the data from South Africa began to come out and that is one of the reasons so many of us follow him.

[@annetteyoutube742]

@@porscheoscar I couldn't understand all the points you were trying to make. How many cases of myocarditis are okay with you? If it could be prevented or reduced, would you be game?

[@numetone]

Thank you Dr Campbell for being with us during the past years. Great information as always.

[@manofkent4472]

if you hadn't listened to nurse John then you might have saved yourself from having two lots of 'stuff' which hasn't actually gone through toxicology test, in the first place! Remember, if not under 'emergency' powers would be illegal to give to you.

[@charliepiston3169]

Judas Goat.

[@jenniferbate9682]

I asked two different nurses about the aspiration and both said it was unnecessary! Crazy!

[@justaguy1679]

Because maybe it is. Years ago when “syringe technology” was very basic, and larger diameter and longer néedles were used, it was possible theoretically to get into a vein. But the difference in the technique this channel suggests and the proper technique are different. Proper technique prescribed a 5-10 second drawback, and not simply a quick tug as Dr John repeatedly describes. There are now “aspirating syringes” that are available for some meds. Not generally used for vaccines.

[@dancroitoru364]

Because it is.

[@Sun_Flower1]

I trained in the early 80s and was taught to aspirate. When did it go out of fashion ?

[@DuderinoDeux]

@@justaguy1679 interesting as they are NOT vaccines but DRUG THERAPY!

[@margaretfleming3554]

Have sent your link to my MP. As someone who was quite poorly after the Pfizer jab, having experienced the metallic taste almost immediately, I feel most strongly about this.

[@ZebraArchitect]

Please stop saying “rare”. It’s an insult to the millions of vax-injured.

[@LilyGazou]

Think of the millions he persuaded to get the shots.

[@pepper1188]

Aspiration is hardly the main issue imo.

[@Rybo-87]

The jab is poison.

[@Emmit1010]

Please don't be disrespectful to Dr. Campbell. Would you have these examples along with equivalent to college class? You are ignorant...most likely a MAGA zombie. Smdh

[@sorbethyena3828]

its not an insult to the billions that have been vax'd you need perspective

[@umbertoyltp]

Inspired by your recommendation, I went for my booster jab in the Netherlands. Here the procedure is, that when registering at the site, you can ask to speak to a doctor, and there I asked for aspirated injection. I was directed to an experienced docter who granted my request. I agree that this should be included in all vaccination guidelines, thus raising the succes rate, instead of cutting corners by saving a couple of seconds per vaccination.

[@TeaTephiTrumpet777]

Crazy a doctor had to get someone w experience. Its a 1/2 second pull back to make sure no blood goes in showing you you’re in a wrong place.

[@umbertoyltp]

@@TeaTephiTrumpet777 I know, of course it would be much easier if it was standard procedure. The official position of GGD health services is "it is not necessary because of the low risk percentage". It will probably take a long time to get this on the agenda, now that restrictions are relieved. Only a few politicians want to talk about better plans for the next wave.

[@TeaTephiTrumpet777]

@@umbertoyltp we need antibiotics not toxic jabs people dont give correctly bc their not important. Look up 2013/14 flu season…No mention of the exact corona virus the same one that might have even been worse and they called it is flu then only changing that tune in the conference EVENT201 a 6 month meeting in NYC w businesses, govts and some so called scientist likely with “madd” in front sporsored by Bill Gates which ended Dec 2019 after 1900 Ceo’s retired a month earlier. Ventilators are and were a desth device and supplied oxygen with early preventative azithromycin and even adding ivermectin worked. All doctors who followed normal protocols lost ZERO PATIENTS. There better not be some second wave bs because they will have none of it.

[@RobinMousley]

Sample of one here in South Africa: Having watched you speak about this, I asked the person giving us our boosters yesterday what he thought of the issue. He said that he was trained to aspirate as a matter of course when giving injections. Not sure if that's standard across South Africa, but there you go!

[@janetchangfoot7837]

I am in South Africa and the nurse aspirated too.

[@belindawalker3120]

I was trained as a nurse just over twenty one years ago, we were trained to aspirate and even though i am not in the field any more know of many who still do aspirate as it is still a requirment.

[@steviemichelle7271]

They are still training paramedics in the United States to aspirate before giving anything IM. So yes, it is still the standard

[@afnium]

In Italy I asked for the aspiration. I was told it is not recommended for vaccines, but only for other types of drugs , they told me it was the first time they ever heard such a request, I was in a shock as I see many important medical sources are mentioning aspiration, how on earth I ( I’ m just graduated in sciences and master in economics ) have to tell a doctor about this possibility.? Dr Campbell I hope this information is shared with the Italian Ministry of Health.

[@apietoilee5698]

Oh my oh my... . With those one had to share whole FUNCTIONING brain....

[@Delphi333]

This is so crazy, because a year and a half ago, when the FIRST VAERS reports were coming out, I was looking at them and noticed that many of those who reported to the system mentioned this metallic taste. I thought maybe it was only related to the anaphylactic reactions at first because that seemed to the major correlation at first...but now it's clear - that indicates it's hitting the blood stream.

[@Delphi333]

Think about this too - WHO is most at risk for the myocarditis? MEN between the ages of I think 18-39 or so. WHO has the least fat in general? Well, men, particularly men who are more muscular and have low body fat. So it stands to reason, you're more at risk of hitting a vein... my theory anyway.

[@makeitgo]

@@Delphi333 Thought of this as well.

[@makeitgo]

@@Delphi333 Thought of this as well.

[@dennispickard7743]

Delphi333 perhaps, but here is evidence that government and minions have been infiltrated. This is a political driven agenda and has nothing to do with aspirations or any other delivery system or method kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXfRd31_a6akl9k

[@amandar7719]

My second vax needle hit my bone!!! 😱💉 Gawd it hurt.

[@davidsmart8594]

I did my (British) Army medical training in the mid-80s. I can still feel the Sergeant's slap on the back of my head for 'beginning' to inject the dummy's arm without first aspirating. On questioning a nurse friend of mine, I was told that I was being 'too pedantic'. NOBODY will give me an intramuscular injection without first aspirating, that much I can tell you.

[@aufornvic]

Brilliant again Dr Campbell. You should not have to be teaching Medical authorities how medicine should be administered. Whomever it was who altered the guidlines from the safe method to the now dangerous and careless methodology should be imprisoned for malpractice. Thanks to your efforts my last "JAB" was properly checked, "ASPIRATED". When I had my second Astra Zenica vaccine in November 2021 , as I asked the nurse if she would aspirate she said, and I quote, " have you been watching youtube videos by Dr Campbell of the UK?" and I said yes, how did you guess? She then said her son watches them and passes them on to her. She said she would be happy to aspirate, and she then talked me through what she did step by step. She said aspiration was standard practise for the last 30 odd years that she has been a nurse, and it was very reassuring to me that she was happy to do it. I can't thank you enough Dr Campbell.

[@mjouwbuis]

@Michael Rogers or: when someone claiming something to be misinformation, gives out misinformation himself.

[@fransmith3255]

@Michael Rogers The vast majority of these 'responses' are related to channel jealousy by idiots. And this one is no different. Have a look at his channel. It's a smaller channel where the videos generally get very few views. EXCEPT the ones criticising Dr John Campbell - THOSE are getting huge views. THINK about why he might be doing this. Same with the other channels. They are just trying to get a larger audience - larger audiences mean more money. And he's getting masses of comments too, which also increases viewship of his channel - and most of those comments are NEGATIVE towards his video, not positive. So he's making money by making a controversial video. That's why most videos these days urge you to make a comment - comments increase the algorithm that decides how often your videos are offered to the public, and it doesn't matter whether the comments are positive or negative. Creating a video that you know people will disagree on is, sadly, the best way to increase channel publicity. And, as with big pharma, money says it all. Also check to see if he also has adds in his videos. Dr Campbell doesn't. That should also tell you volumes about whether he's into making money or educating. You should always be suspicious of channels that directly attack another. One would think that the best way to get more viewers would be to put out good information, but it's not any longer. Sadly, the best way to get more viewers is to make controversial videos such as this one. They are click-bait - nothing more.

[@myhealthobs5290]

@Michael Rogers great video that, shows just how much nuance we're missing out on by listening to JC

[@andyyoung7731]

@@fransmith3255 way to go Fran. Sense spoken

[@willzillmann5755]

Thank you for your work and advice John. I live in Australia and a few days ago had my third Pfizer injection. I asked the clinician to aspirate and was told it was not best practice as there are no large blood vessels in the injection site. Thankfully she was good enough to agree to my request and aspirated prior to injecting. I will be forwarding the information to my local politician.