Post covid brain disorders

42%increased chance of developing a neuro problem after covid, equating to 7% of those infected.
Dr. Al-Aly
Overall, COVID-19 has contributed to more than 40 million new cases of neurological disorders worldwide
Long-term neurologic outcomes of COVID-19
www.nature.com/articles/s4159...
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medicine.wustl.edu/news/covid...
Comprehensive evaluation of postacute neurologic sequelae at 1 year
National healthcare databases of the US Department of Veterans Affairs
Covid cohort = 154,068
(nonhospitalized, hospitalized and admitted to intensive care)
Contemporary controls = 5,638,795
Historical controls = 5,859,621 (2017 data)
Average age of 61
Estimate risks and burdens of incident neurologic disorders at 12 months following acute SARS-CoV-2 infection
Longitudinal observational study design
March 2020 through January 2021
(predates delta, omicron and other COVID variants)
Results
In the postacute phase of COVID-19, there was increased risk of an array of incident neurologic sequelae
Ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke
TIA
Cognition and memory disorders
Peripheral nervous system disorders
Episodic disorders (e.g. migraine, seizures)
Extrapyramidal and movement disorders
Mental health disorders, (anxiety depression psychosis)
Musculoskeletal disorders
Sensory disorders
Guillain-Barré syndrome
Encephalitis or encephalopathy
Headaches
Hazard ratio of any neurologic sequela
1.42 (1.38 to 1.47)
Burden
70.69 (63.54 to 78.01) per 1,000 persons at 12 months
Or, 7.069%
The risks and burdens were elevated even in people who did not require hospitalization during acute COVID-19
Risks and burdens increased according to the severity of the acute infection,
from nonhospitalized to hospitalized to intensive care
Dizzynes
Taken together, our results provide evidence of increased risk of long-term neurologic disorders in people who had COVID-19.
Incident neurologic outcomes in COVID-19 versus contemporary control
Cerebrovascular disorders (at 12 months)
Ischemic stroke HR 1.50, burden 3.40 per 1,000
Transient ischemic attacks HR 1.62, burden 2.03
Hemorrhagic stroke HR 2.19, burden 0.21
Cerebral venous thrombosis HR 2.69, burden 0.05
Composite of these cerebrovascular outcomes were HR 1.56, burden 4.92
Cognition and memory
Risks of memory problems HR 1.77, burden 10.07
Alzheimer’s disease HR 2.03, burden 1.65
Composite of these cognition and memory outcomes were HR 1.80, Burden 10.35
Disorders of peripheral nerves
Peripheral neuropathy HR 1.34, burden 5.64
Paresthesia HR 1.32, burden 2.89
Dysautonomia HR 1.30, burden 1.60
Bell’s palsy HR 1.48, burden 0.32
Composite of these disorders of peripheral nerves were HR 1.34, burden 8.64
Episodic disorders
Migraine, epilepsy and seizures, headache disorders
Composite of these episodic disorders were HR 1.32, burden 4.75
Extrapyramidal and movement disorders
Abnormal involuntary movements, tremor, Parkinson-like disease, dystonia, myoclonus
Composite of these extrapyramidal and movement disorders were HR 1.42, burden 3.98
Mental health disorders
Major depressive disorders, stress and adjustment disorders, anxiety disorders, psychotic disorders
Composite of these mental health disorders were HR 1.43, burden 25.00
Musculoskeletal disorders
Joint pain, myalgia, myopathy
Composite of these musculoskeletal disorders were HR 1.45, burden 40.09
Sensory disorders
Hearing abnormalities, tinnitus, vision abnormalities, loss of smell, loss of taste
Composite of these sensory disorders were HR 1.25, burden 17.03
Other neurologic or related disorders
Dizziness, somnolence, Guillain-Barré syndrome, encephalitis or encephalopathy, transverse myelitis
Composite of these other neurologic or related disorders were HR 1.46, burden 7.37
Composite outcome of any neurologic disorder
Compared with the contemporary control group, there was increased risk and burden of any neurologic outcome
HR 1.42, burden 70.69
Dr. Al-Aly
It doesn’t matter if you are young or old, female or male, or what your race is. It doesn’t matter if you smoked or not, or if you had other unhealthy habits or conditions.

[@cmockingjay7265]

It would be interested to see a study of those having these symptoms of those who had the vaccination and those who didn’t.

[@mybleachhouse]

Why do you think a certain country where it originated is still using a no virus allowed mechanism on its population. We are all hosed in unison.

[@ricksidhu9840]

Exactly, that is THE Question

[@joelialda8361]

Damn! Bleach drinking MAGA king! Is everything vaccine related to you? Damn!!! My car wouldn't start this morning. Is it the vaccine too? hahahah. 🐑.

[@brockreynolds870]

NONE of them did, because the study ENDED In January, 2021.

[@morris2450]

I asked the same question just before I saw yours

[@garysmith789]

Thank you. At this point Dr Campbell is one of a very few I trust. My wife has been vaccinated and boosted 4 times. She has also had Covid 4 times. She was active, very intelligent, and a memory like an elephant. She can’t remember what to feed her dogs now. Very scary for me much less her.

[@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630]

One year since your comment...I hope that your dear wife has recovered from this agression by the big pharmas. Good luck Sir....😮

[@juliefreitas4849]

WOW!!!! Praying for all your family✅🙏. This may sound crazy but I started on the carnivore diet 3 weeks now. Having good results. Please research this for your wife😊

[@marylouhemann5906]

So sorry… have a friend with dementia now as well. Why are doctors not talking to their patients??

[@lorak3079]

@@marylouhemann5906bcus most were paid well to push the jab “safe and effective..”

[@MsHumble4]

Vaccines contents ? There’s a book by a Scientist who gave up the work at the time because as a Catholic, she couldn’t accept seeing Fœtus Cells in the making of these vaccines.

[@georgeratkovich7161]

For what it's worth, I was hospitalized with covid pneumonia and a collapsed lung. I required oxygen supplementation for 5 months. Breathing is still compromised. For over one year, my short memory was so poor, that I described it as complete absentmindedness. It has been a very slow progression out of this condition. Two years later my memory is much better, but still not like it used to be. I am grateful for the progress but hard to know what might be next. I was infected prior to vaccine roll out, so I never took the jab.

[@katew7131]

I just burst into tears. I don't think I'll ever be the person I was before I caught covid. I used to have the best memory, be curious, driven, passionate and interested in things, I used to FEEL so much. Now, I'm dulled right down from all that. I don't care very much any more about things. I have lost my passion in life. Half the time I feel like I'm partly somewhere else. I'm tired every day. My sparkle, the shine, joy in life has been killed off by covid. What's left is a lesser person. Just sitting here crying now

[@shababboum]

I’m sure you’re not a lesser person. Go out and see friends or make new ones. Life will pick up.

[@onerider808]

It wasn’t the covid; it was the jab. Get that part right….

[@liamerridge1935]

I sympathise as I have not felt the same since Covid. ❤

[@Metaphoreign]

A friend of mine was having severe fatigue and memory problems post covid and after having a very acute amnesia episode in the grocery store her doctor prescribed antidepressants and she felt normal again.

[@Keithzzzzt]

Go on a ketogenic diet. Ketones will fuel the brain and a ketogenic diet will boost new mitochondria by 400 % in 3 months. It is also antiinflammatory and ketones dissolve spike protiens. Get on NAC, glycine, high dose b1, methylated B vits , tri methyl glycine,, methylene blue, omega 3s, taurine, creatine for brain energy. Exercise to boost bdnf. Take lions mane mushrooms fir new neuron growth. Black seed oil is good to stop hidden pockets of viral infection...including reactivation of the epstein barr virus. Nattokinase and bromelain clear out viral remnants. Keep hope alive. Your brain will recover if you super nutrify. Eliminate all seed oils and sugers and grain. ( go ketogenic) You WILL heal in time.

[@jessicamiles]

I’m at the point where I question absolutely everything.

[@deadbeef576]

if you look at it this way: the virus was made for the vaccine (yes you read that right) it makes a lot sense there is proof of that, i can give you it, but youtube censors it here

[@margaretthatcher6828]

Same here...have been for a long time.

[@th4tsfilthy]

Believe those silenced, not $cience. $afe & ÷ffective

[@shaunmeyer420h]

As you should!

[@joelialda8361]

Do you know who can't question anything anymore? 10 million who are dead from Covid. I am sure you question that too MAGA king.

[@wisenber]

One common post COVID symptom I noticed was a constant strange feeling that prices were going up and energy was ridiculously expensive. Those symptoms often coincided with a paranoia that we were somehow living in a perpetual state of emergency with emergency use authorizations being the new normal. Thank goodness those are just neurological side effects and they're not real, or that really would be bad.

[@FREEZA13]

wow, same symptoms as me! first time i see that here. This is a hell of a virus right, damnit

[@smiley9872]

@@FREEZA13 I noticed the same symptoms!

[@dogblackprincehoney]

🤣😂🤣

[@raymondwalters3417]

god damn that made me laugh

[@smiley9872]

@@joseph7105 absolutely understandable!

[@daleg4299]

I had what I could only call a mild stroke and suffered from months of myoclonal seizures with having Covid. Follow up showed a small bleed in the right frontal lobe. CBD was a huge help with seizures. I still struggle with brain fog and memory losses, but I am slowly getting better. I so appreciate all the effort you have put in on behalf of every human being on the planet that would avail themselves of the truth. I wish you every blessing.

[@tac6044]

You will have no more seizures.

[@soniczforever5470]

Dale G I tried topamax very good might help if your still unwell. Sick 2012-' 2015. I'd major attack in 2015 fractured my tooth. I'd gotten loads of myoclonic ones. I took this drug for migraines. Eeg had been normal. It was enough to stop the condition. No one ever found what it was. This drug stopped it. It will make food taste weird but not worth the misery this illness causes. I have been ill 18 years.

[@marsekellombatti6280]

If you don't mind answering, did you take anything during covid like supplements, vitamins, medicines?

[@SC-fj2zp]

Glad to hear you are getting better! The brain fog will get better with time but the CBD might have a small role in it but at the same time it has proven to be a great medicine.👍

[@emitch9213]

I think you are very brave to share. I send my best. Further, I am curious though if you were hospitalized and if so, what treatment? For example were you on a ventilator? Sending you much day of blessings.

[@7come11two]

I had COVID in January of 2022. For about two or three months afterward, I was telling people I think it caused me brain damage. I didn't know how else to describe it. You mentioned brain fog. I think that's it. That's a pretty good description of how it felt. As of now, October 2022, I am experiencing headaches in the lower left back of my skull.

[@skittlesskittles7577]

Did you take the vaccine? I have genetic health problems and what you describe sounds familiar. What I do for that is out straight Doterra brand frankincense at the base of the skull. You will want to move your hair as best you can and semi saturate the area.

[@7come11two]

@@skittlesskittles7577 I haven't been vaccinated.

[@donyalhendricks-chuculate8858]

Get checked for aneurysm please

[@susandrummond637]

I have a best friend who has identical symptoms and is also not vaccinated.

[@INTUITIVENORSK2303]

Oh i sure wish you well & hope you feel better in due time. I've had some weird symptoms too. Damn Covid!!

[@goodlookinouthomie1757]

It's no joke. I'm aged mid-40s. I had it in June and it was a few days feeling groggy, sore throat, migraines, everything tasted weirdly bitter, but by no means on death's door. But the after-effects left me feeling like I was mildly hung over for about 2 months with chronic fatigue and lack of focus and concentration. I consider that I got off lightly, but it really was quite disruptive, especially for my work. I'm happy to say I'm back to full speed now and it put a rocket up me to live a healthier life in general.

[@7QHook]

v*xxed or no?

[@puertoricanprincess2272]

💯

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

Good Lookin' Out Homie, just got over a case of (presumptive) Omicron a couple of weeks ago. Definitely identify with that “hung over” feeling. Hoping it resolves soon with proper rest and nutrition. I’m thinking about getting some IV vitamin cocktails at the bougie day spa.

[@Anti-FreedomD.P.R.ofSouthKorea]

great to hear that, I hear people permanently not escaping out of the aftermath although it may be a much smaller portion. Those cases sometimes lead to a suicidal end

[@raysteel6317]

Jabbed?

[@tinasmith1391]

And in other news. On Sunday, the world’s largest fresh produce market in Paris, France caught fire and burned nearly to the ground. Nothing strange about that though is there?

[@jenniferh7297]

Nothing to see here! 👀

[@johnnybronco9118]

Actual real news that should be talked about. Not like this nothing burger aka the Sweet and Sour Sniffles

[@meg24751]

Are you thinking it was intentional?

[@carmenmariacortesmarin2664]

It's been a new epidemic of fires here in the States since last year, and only in factories that process food. Over 20 so far

[@lpatrick357]

Coincidence. Yea. Right.

[@kingkire1556]

This is the video I have been waiting for, no one is getting out of this unscathed. Everyone involved in this gain of function research and those that chose not to make information like this known asap need to be held accountable.

[@Cfwmfal]

Dr Fauci

[@athena3865]

No vax, no covid here. Retired professional nurse. I live like a hermit until all of this is calmed down, much like the escapee of Logan's Run.

[@meeshellh7376]

I agree 100%! This did not have to happen, they were experimenting to create a Frankenstein virus and are fully responsible for this attack on a worldwide scale. I have to think it is the eugenicists who are behind this, like Bill Gates, the funders of the gain of function and those who lied about it. God help us all.

[@davidhelling9296]

No Vaxed had covid , brain fog. Memory lapsed, hearing loss, Possible psychosis. Have had no relationships since the passing of my wife of four years. Covid and this vaccine is a real concern for everyone.

[@crickette5611]

Covid was a bio weapon... not vaxxed but had the covid and had vertigo a week or 2 after never had vertigo before was debilitating for about 3 days could not walk but I got better. Thank God.

[@lynnheasley7604]

I have had it twice first probably Delta variant and second omicron. Was very ill with first episode and was slow to recover. Also experienced depression and fatigue for several months afterwards. Did not experience that with second episode. I am in my sixties and have other health problems. I am very much into taking supplements and intermittent fasting and although I am not on keto, I do restrict my carb and sugar intake. I could tell for awhile after both episodes that I was feeling a lot of inflammation throughout my body and concentrated on natural antiinflammatories which I believe have helped me recover along with my diet restrictions. So I can't stress enough how much I believe everyone should concentrate on following anti- inflammation practices following episodes of COVID. Thank you for all your work towards keeping us all informed and educated throughout this terrible time. God bless you and all the of us as we deal with all the effects of this on our bodies, families and society.

[@gabrielemartin2022]

Were you vaccinated before or after Covid?

[@user-tg9nn4nn9h]

4 bouts of covid over 2 years. One was so bad I thought I wouldn't survive it but I refused to go and see a doctor (even if I had been able to) for fear of being force-jabbed. Definite memory loss lapses and brain fog ever since as well as very achy joints, muscle spasms and nerve pains. Now taking nattokinase daily and am on the mend at last!

[@cherylschumaker1366]

I'm the very same Oh wow I thought everything was in my head as I told my doctor and he doesn't really believe me about the inflammation brain fog memory loss etc thank God I was too on a anti-inflammatory diet..I knew that helped me also suffer salts soaked in bathtub ..and upping my mineral intake...WOW.. high mood swings ... My doctor wants me to do the heart test with the hotter He thinks All my problems stem age or diet...

[@phillip1211]

I would just like to add my own personal anecdotal experience. My sister (61) caught covid,, it lasted about 2 weeks. She was poorly and bed ridden for a couple of days, she said it was no worse than having a very heavy cold. After she recovered she suffered 'brain fog', felt confused occasionally and forgetful. Twice she went to a cash point and walked away with the money hanging out the machine (never done that before) There were other less extreme examples, however, today, she's absolutely fine and her old self. I would say it took about 3 months. So in her case, it was not lasting. We've since talked about this to other and this seems normal. It's effect wears off. Hope that helps someone.

[@herasmarket]

So question here is did your sister take the jab?

[@tonykelpie]

Unfortunately it doesn’t wear off for everyone. Nor does the lung damage in those who have that.

[@mindymarie3379]

It hasn't worn off for me. I got Covid in January 2022 and the brain fog is awful. I combat it with plenty of vitamins and just when I think I'm healed - it comes back again. I'm so tired of not being my old self.

[@joebloggs2862]

Did she took the jab?

[@mindymarie3379]

@@joebloggs2862 No -- It comes from the actual virus.

[@ps0195]

I have struggled with tachycardia from the first time I had Covid in early 2021. But since I got the omicron one, I have had neurological problems and other strange issues that have not gone away. It’s been several months. It’s very frustrating. However, I agree with many comments here that we need vax vs un-vax in this study and it seems like an obvious question to ask each participant.

[@mhd5826]

This is interesting because I got 'the rona' in Nov briefly and then again in June. June was awful, my whole family was horizontal for a couple to tree weeks, Ilost my sense of taste big time. I had been investigated for high blood pressure just before this and during the infection my BP dropped dramatically, it was very scary. Since then I have been having palpitations constantly,especially straight after meals and then 10/11 hours later. THis wakes me every single night at specific hours. I am getting quite fed up of hearing my heart beat and feeling myself vibrate! I did NOT take the vax.

[@eveoakley6270]

Look at the investigative Pfizer studies only just coming out now. Your problems were probs from the Jibby jab not Covid.

[@eveoakley6270]

@@songconnection6945 🤣🤣🤣🤣 saddo.

[@MazBringsby]

Were you vaccinated?

[@dwdwone]

@@mhd5826 interesting that it happens more straight after meals. What might this mean? Have you thought of modifying your diet and monitoring the results?

[@maryjohnston4296]

I had coved 1/21 - had memory loss, brain fog, and other s&s . Mostly better now- worked hard at recovery. I am surprised and encouraged to hear of this report . Thank you for addressing this.

[@osteopathichomeopathicking6154]

Were you vaccinated?

[@marsekellombatti6280]

If you don't mind answering, did you take anything during covid like supplements, vitamins, medicines?

[@jacksonong2576]

@@osteopathichomeopathicking6154 if they caught it in jan 21 it’s very unlikely given vaccines had only just become available

[@HorseRadish403]

@@osteopathichomeopathicking6154 Mostly likely.

[@gimpee8113]

use accupunture point on the head to clear the plague in the brain. Find meridian point on the head. use your finger to press on them instead of needle, is not rocket science, everyone can do it. It store energy in the brain. I have dematia, i heal myself in 2 months. My head swell, left is higher than right.

[@nightowl16201]

This is the scariest part of long covid. I have fibromyalgia and had fog moments, not as bad as now. I have to carry a notebook and write my thoughts, daily tasks. My wife and I both scared to let me drive alone or outside of our city. The weakness from the chronic fatigue is unbelievable, I’ve had several falls or can’t get up from bed or chair. 😢

[@thepsychocybe7078]

have you tried putting the bong down

[@Alexe829]

Many ppl with similar, full blood panel might show that your not absorbing D. Just thinking out loud. .

[@Alexe829]

Vit D

[@rocxylemmon8535]

If you had the jab, vaccine reactions are what cayses this as well.

[@nightowl16201]

@@rocxylemmon8535 Unable to get the vaccine, I’ve an allergy to the preserves in them.

[@charlesoleary3066]

I’m unvaccinated, had covid and it was mild. I still have a bit of brain fog and tinnitus on occasions. Governments playing around in labs have a lot to answer for

[@christineharrison2312]

Get your D levels up to 60-100. Helped my brain function

[@sandrainthesky1011]

Yep, it will come out eventually. This was man-made for sure. I'm not a doctor but if it looks like a duck...

[@wendyg8536]

It isnt tinnitis.. it is the 5G you are actually able to hear.

[@natashaoshaughnessy4360]

I had Covid, mild, not injected nevervwill fully recovered in a month and I am a cancer survivor x 2 and woek my backside off physically on a farm. So the injection taken during Covid is causing a lot of the problems.

[@vampy5071]

I had covid bad, pre jab in march 2020, should havr gone to hospital tbh but the virus caused my body to over produce functions to expell the virus which lead to a liver infection, and im not a drinker or anything like that, the doc said it was just my body trying to push out thr virus, anyways my lungs were shit for at least 6 months after, couldnt even walk to the local shop without takin multiple rests, my first jab was the summer the following year, and it seemed to cause inflamation in my left ovary

[@karenellis5498]

I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia in 2017 at 47 years of age, as such the thought of contracting Covid on top of that daily struggle has been a major concern. Fortunately I’ve managed to avoid Covid so far. “Touch wood” as they say. However, almost all of what you mentioned here I suffer from as a part of the numerous symptoms associated with Fibromyalgia. A condition that formed out of an acute viral infection that doctors couldn’t diagnose. The more fatigued I get the more violent the myoclonus is, along with increased pain & a decline in my cognitive function. If I’m having a good day & over do it physically or even mentally I will pay for it the day or days after. Some mornings I wake up & can’t walk or I shuffle like I’m a Parkinson’s patient. Others I can’t formulate words or full sentences, written or verbally. By 2019 I couldn’t work or drive as I couldn’t process or organise my thoughts. I was emotionally & physically broken, severely depressed & suicidal. Early on in the pandemic when accounts of long Covid were surfacing the symptoms were identical to how my condition started & that of so many others with fibromyalgia. The only thing missing was the increased neurological symptoms you’ve gone through today. I truly feel for these people who are going through these symptoms, particularly if they were healthy before Covid as it’s so much to come to terms with, being unwell to some degree all day, every day. As of today there is no cure for most of these conditions only drugs to manage the symptoms which come with their own side effects that can often be worse than the condition itself. I found it tough to accept when I was once career oriented, working 40+hrs a week, fiercely independent, driving to work, visiting family & friends and I had a memory like an elephant. Now I’m an entirely different person as a result of my condition. While I’m working again it’s only 20-25 hrs from home, which I break up with daytime naps. I managed the pain with a low dose of slow release opioids at night, as sleep is vital to coping physically & mentally. I soak in magnesium rich baths & since the pandemic I’ve found meditation extremely helpful. I grow my own produce in raised garden beds as the responsibility for the plant life & that of my fur babies is a force that gets me moving every day. That and my godsend of a husband. I’ve had to learn to listen closely to my body & all about pacing. If I can’t do it today it will still be there tomorrow. The earth still spins & the sun still shines and I do what I can. I savour the little things so much now & look for something every day that makes me laugh & smile. Once I accepted how my body & mind is now, I can honestly say I have never been happier. I hope all those suffering today find peace, love & laughter tomorrow ❤

[@albatross5466]

My sister was experiencing serious medical issues some years back and was diagnosed with Lyme disease. She subsequently was diagnosed with fibromyalgia. I wonder if those 2 maladies are connected.

[@jamesjessica21]

I'm so happy that you have found a way to be happy even though you're not able to do things you used to do like before. You have a wonderful mindset about life. I pray for you and all others affected. 🙏

[@tanya8940]

❤❤

[@sjjc8971]

Beautiful, hopeful account if your struggles. Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@zoebowler5664]

I’ve also got fibromyalgia and have had covid twice. The first time was Delta the second was during this summer and I recovered within three weeks and two weeks. The first time I was pretty ill but I’ve felt worse and recently I was more fatigued than ill. So please don’t worry, as we now worry makes us feel worse! I take a good vitamin D supplement every day and I’m sure it’s helped. I refused the vaccine and I’m glad I did…

[@lisafarmer7909]

Im a healthcare assistant and have tested positive four times even though I've received 3 vaccinations. I have since been diagnosed with the musculoskeletal disorder fibromyalgia.

[@harryvanda684]

How are you doing now?

[@lisafarmer7909]

@@harryvanda684 I've since had covid again I'm not getting any better. Had to reduce my working hours. Looks like I'm going to need to take strong painkillers for the rest of my life. There's no testing to see what's causing the pain. Fibromyalgia is such a vague diagnosis

[@reuniteamerica]

I’m on 29 months now. I have most every symptom mentioned here plus some. The fact that I say plus some is bad! Nobody is really being honest about how angry this is making some of us! Without any control people are seriously losing their minds. He mentioned psychosis. Yeah, times 10!!!!! I sweat from thinking of anything that might have given me past trauma. Today I realize that I’m extremely afraid of things I had NO FEAR over before Covid. I fear that many of us are going to die this way! My biggest mistake was continuing to exercise because I was told to. Now we see that exercise is detrimental. We’ve gotten nothing but bad advice from doctors in America because they don’t care! They don’t even believe us. Put you on psych meds 😂😂😂 Absolutely not! I’m already on benzodiazepines and that’s probably why I can’t remember what I did last night 😔

[@lisamoag6548]

Yes. Prudent to address the benzodiazepines issue which has severe side effects and cold turkey is anguish so taper best course. Been there clean now prescription for calm changes are adverse and cause harm. Witness by experiencing the scary merry- go- round! Thank you Grana Rose

[@user-ry1vi1jc7o]

I wonder if most of these could be attributed to the PCR test. I'm assuming all of these had it in order to have been diagnosed with Covid. I remember concerns about the rough-ended swabs being jabbed up and scraped along the upper nasal barrier, which could open up the blood brain barrier to bacteria and other harmful microbes and materials. .

[@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630]

Please,try to detox the benzos,it is hard but after 2-3 month(extreme mental and physical pain for 1st,2nd,3rd week) coldturkeying is the onlyway to detox.😢😮...😊

[@Fayde2Grey]

My mom is currently finally undergoing treatments for long covid neurological issues 2 years after they started. I sure wish open conversations like this weren't being shut down throughout the pandemic cause maybe then she could've been treated sooner! Hoping the damage isn't permanent. As always, thank you for seeking truth Dr. Campbell!

[@tootstoyou1]

Just wondering, did your mom get Covid after she was vaccinated? Or perhaps she hasn’t been vaccinated?

[@BellaMarsilioRN]

@Tootstoyou I am not understanding why this data isn’t part of the statistics as well. My mind tells me that this is a CRUCIAL component. @Fayde2Grey. You both have GREAT handles 😅

[@glennbeadshaw727]

You're part of the problem because there is no long covid... you need to get your head out of your ass or you're going to go down as well

[@Favorite-catNip]

@@tootstoyou1 my mom had 3 shots & had covid19 2x.

[@petew9545]

@@tootstoyou1 "Undergoing treatments for long covid neurological issues 2 years after they started" 2 years means before vaccinations were available, in this particular case anyway.

[@orion6shot]

I lost my sense of humour since Convid was released. I’ve been left in a perpetual state of contempt for our infiltrators.

[@princessmargaretuncommonwe7209]

Best joke of the day!!!! Made me laugh out loud!!!!

[@tootstoyou1]

😅😂😂. Me too

[@Nobi72]

100%

[@hephep7426]

Thats not the virus's fault that is a natural reaction to being lied to by people who were supposed to tell the truth!!!!

[@michellemohr1433]

Sad, because laughter is still the best medicine, and besides, we have so much more to laugh at!

[@vikidavis876]

I was hospitalized with delta and for the first 4 weeks I had extreme scarry hallucinations and my head and back pain was excruciating. Including rehab I was hospitalized for 2 months. I had to practically learn to walk again. This same thing happened to me from the H1N1 virus in 2009. I was never the same after that and now I'm even worse. DevelopedME/CFS after 2009 and am now homebound and partial bed bound.

[@scifficus]

Discovered today your channel and I could throw a big thank you for the information crunched and shared. Absolute great work.

[@catherineskis]

Yes, he's quite marvelous

[@captainjocassee]

My wife has post Pfizer vaxx side effects. She’s now labeled “Vaxx Injured” The hotel chain required everyone get at least two vaccines to work but now she got the vaccines…..she can’t work at the hotel now. We pray every day for the others who got sick from the injections.

[@theozzy4717]

Oh my goodness. Surely the hotel would be liable!

[@whatevergoesforme5129]

@@theozzy4717 Should be but they can also say they were just following the mandates.

[@bravebrowser261]

Go after the person who made her take it , I can’t say what I would do

[@spongebobgrumpypants6862]

@@bravebrowser261 nobody "made" her take it. It was her choice...................

[@annefricker8474]

No excuse! If you as a business pressure someone to take the vax and they are injured then you are responsible for that injury. I hope she is on full pay whilst she is ill. ​@@whatevergoesforme5129

[@MrRawMonkey]

My 60 year old female friend died in April from Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as motor neuron disease (MND) . She was only diagnosed 4 months earlier showing first symptoms in 2021 after being vaccinated. She was an outdoor type and was super fit and healthy. I will always wonder if the two are connected.

[@boutthere3374]

if she hadn't of been vaccinated you could have ruled it out.

[@brockreynolds870]

You know who the disease is named after, don't you? A professional baseball player, fit and healthy... that's how it happens!

[@eugeniebreida1583]

@@brockreynolds870 You and I do not know what precipitated Lou Gehrigs disease - may well have been a jab or viral illness . . . it is not dropped from the sky.

[@jimmagnus1200]

@@brockreynolds870 true, but the speed of progression was much, much slower.

[@DeepThinker193]

@@brockreynolds870 Dude just keep taking your booster and all the other untested vaccines then fk off.

[@backnbeyond]

Thank you Dr. Campbell for the facts and growing your attention to this extremely concerning topic of real people having real major problems unnecessarily. God Bless all of us for getting through it all.

[@picturesfromtheworld208]

I did have foggy brain and intermitent loss of short term memory for about 3 days after the second shot. I also have had heart fluttering / skipping beats for about 5 months

[@Sundance304]

Did you have Covid before the shots?

[@picturesfromtheworld208]

@@Sundance304 nope. I had it about a month after the shot, Feb 2022.How weird...

[@BobbyFiermonti]

And with me SEVERE brain fog, can’t find words , wierd pressure feeling in head. Heart palpitations and wierd feeling in chest. Terrible. Also strange spots on legs

[@hrobert745]

I’m in the middle of a lot of those symptoms. Lost my sense of smell April 2020 but that wasn’t associated with Covid back then. I think I’ve had Covid at least twice, but only tested positive once. Now, over two years on, still no smell, but heart palpitations are subsiding, balance is better, memory is better, anxiety is subsiding. Attention and memory were so bad I couldn’t drive for about 6 weeks. I was like a drunk driver. I didn’t know where I was, got lost, didn’t recognize people. I still don’t recognize people sometimes. I’m 66 and retired. I feel sorry for those whose jobs are affected.

[@thescience5307]

The test are no good, this virus has been around a lot longer than people realise. We only have genome sequence from like Feb 2020 or something. I had this virus (most likely) in April 2019 in Australia.

[@mitchhills4747]

Sounds awful. Hope you get better over time.

[@theancientsancients1769]

I had it in late April 2020 too . My symptoms got better then had a relapse in July this , which could be that I had covid again

[@shehas8chooks]

Surely loss if taste and smell was always one of the earliest symptoms.

[@markc3258]

Wow you had it tough .. But it sounds like your over the worse and on the mend ..

[@craigsawyer6453]

Thank you for your final words on this... "If you know people around you that are suffering from these conditions do lend them every consideration that you can."

[@prndownload]

Nobody cares until it happens to them. The beauty of covid is it's a matter of when not if.

[@essanjay8604]

Good point - people can be unkind sometimes. My friend was off work with ME some years ago and took some flack for it from work colleagues!

[@californiaraisins8532]

Nope. These conditions are all being caused by the magic soup. Anyone stupid enough to have been jabbed doesn’t deserve any consideration, they deserve to be ridiculed & mocked.

[@paige8991]

@@californiaraisins8532 Stupid and trusting people can still be good people. Good people deserve kindness.

[@essanjay8604]

@@californiaraisins8532 Oh dear what a sad and pathetic response - how old are you - 12?

[@fionaedwards2442]

Really sad and really interesting. I had a covid like flu just before covid hit the news, in March and went on to have a TIA in the September. I was 53 at the time. My memory took more than a year to recover, the brain fog was aweful and I lost my job over it all.

[@meeshellh7376]

This is terrifying as my Mom is in a memory unit now with advanced Alzheimer’s and her mother died from it. I had covid and the loss of smell, tinnitus, and the brain fog initially. Tinnitus remains. I listened to someone, could not retrieve it now as it was years ago, who predicted this would happen, increased dimentia/Alzheimer’s. Going forward this is very scary as even now our nursing homes are over burdened and understaffed. Care is terrible.

[@charlenewardrop6476]

Thank you so much Dr. Campbell for covering this topic. My 83-year-old mom caught Covid in the hospital in early December 2020. Her respiratory symptoms were very mild, but within a few days, she became lethargic, bedridden, nonverbal and needed total assistance during mealtimes, etc. Prior to Covid, she didn’t have dementia (unlike my dad). After a few weeks of no improvement of cognitive symptoms, she was placed in hospice care in a nursing home. Her hospice nurse told me that she has seen many elderly patients experience similar neurological issues (dementia-like symptoms) after a Covid infection in people without a dementia diagnosis prior to infection. She also has seen people have their dementia dramatically accelerated after Covid, and people with moderate to severe dementia die after Covid within a few weeks. My mom never improved and passed away 8 months later.

[@adeleferris7539]

Sorry for your loss

[@prndownload]

Sorry for your loss. I had that same UK variant which started with extreme sore throat then moved in to 2-3 weeks of nasty cold like illness. Just when I thought I was starting to recover I developed severe vertigo. Already had acquired the dizziness from the Nov/Dec 2019 variant but vertigo was a whole other debilitating animal.

[@eugeniebreida1583]

My deep condolences.

[@Rose-hw3dm]

Your Mum got the severe strain. Thank you for sharing

[@SALTYCOMBATDIVER-ExInstructor]

I'm sorry to hear about your mother. I have seen vascular evidence of neurological issues following the injection but the illness could be causing it as well. My spouse, decades younger than your mother, had a seizure after the booster and had shingles after the initial injection. My nephew developed HLH and died, he was 23. Neither had COVID.

[@DlcdrummerProSniper]

Im 23 year old dude from Texas. On month 20 of long covid. In the beginning I was feeling insane. Diagnosed with Panic disorder with panic attacks that felt like the world was ending. i am feeling much better than that but still trash. Going to college again but trying to balance my brain fog, dizziness, energy levels with homework and exams and doing a pretty good job :). it seems like i get a little improvement every 2 months sometimes big sometimes small. I see my future as every year being better than the year before till i eventually forget that i was sick.

[@KirisutonoNeko]

Seems like you have a good attitude. Have you tried magnesium? I found a calcium + magnesium supplement at bed time seemed to help some of my more neurological symptoms. Also turmeric tea and low dose aspirin, but I’m not sure how related those were. Best wishes to you either way.

[@DlcdrummerProSniper]

@@KirisutonoNeko Preciate your reply. I have tried magnesium and have sometimes good and sometimes nothing results. ive tried magnesium in a couple of forms like glycinate, oxide, and threonate. But so fart the one that seems to do some benefit is citrate. Im still messing around with doses. What magnesium works for you?

[@nanchesca3950]

Have you checked out the FLCCC protocol for long covid?

[@carrielawooto9933]

My husband knows 2 guys who got covid at the same time. They told him that while they were sick they went to a "dark place" and had suicidal thoughts.

[@DlcdrummerProSniper]

@@nanchesca3950 I check on it everyday for updates. Thank you.

[@Geej.H]

THiS IS ME! I'm 61 with Lupus got covide as 33rd person in Florid in Feb...I was very sick but spent 1 day at ER but went home. I've had it all seizures, nervous system, memory, tremors, loss of sense of time,, and unsteady. Back when went to Dr's about 2 mos after covid I started noticing the onset of these symptoms including up and down blood pressure sometimes way too low0 They left saying " not from covid" but I knew it was. Seizure are under medicine so had improvement but perishing spots in eves. IM SO gLAD they are finally getting it it had drastically changed my life, I use a can and wasn't like thus before THANK YOU, I've sent this to all my family also anxiety is off chart and have memories from my kids growing up is blank and parts life of my life

[@Geej.H]

Totally unvaxed they did ever nott have yet and have none

[@jensmiley5554]

Thank you so much for all you do to keep us informed! This is such important research and I really appreciate you highlighting it!

[@makossamakossa7946]

Gathering data and questioning it is not pessimistic John, it is a tribute and celebration of intellect. We are all related as a species and your contributions are a credit. Thank you 🙏

[@BreckenridgeCoHomes]

Don't forget. This man (not a Dr) pushed everyone to get the jab BEFORE there was sufficient data. Now he censors himself, because he makes 300k+ a year from YT. To recap, many people harmed because he pushed narrative, now doesn't have the balls to come out and tell the truth. He could go on a different platform and lay it all out. But bye bye 300k... You are in big trouble if this loser is your hero. Try Dr (a real one) Peter McCullough

[@allyfrasier6306]

Thank you for sharing this message. I am struggling with so many of the symptoms you've discussed after having covid in July 2020. I was not hospitalized but have not been capable of working or a return to baseline health since falling ill. Previously a well seasoned senior manager, daily 10km runner and enjoyed yoga and cooking from scratch, non smoker, non drinker, healthy weight and strength. I now struggle with very basic daily activities, yet to the general public, I appear "normal and healthy " without body parts in plaster casts, so many refuse to acknowledge that some of us are truly struggling and desperate to return to our former selves. Thank you for all of your contributions, it's so appreciated. Editing to add, my current primary symptoms (since July 2020): extreme brain fog, short term memory loss/ forgetfulness, daily upsetting heart palpitations, daily strong heart pressure like a firm heavy hand is pushing down on my heart only, not on surrounding areas of the heart, musculoskeletal weakness as diagnosed by a Cardiologist requiring rehabilitation, extreme fatigue, chronic diarrhea in the vicinity of 8hrs per day, which has caused huge deficiencies in critical areas including extreme anaemia with multiple IV's not yet improving my levels, extreme zinc deficiency requiring a compounded script of 440mg per day (40mg would ordinarily be considered a very high dose for the average person), high blood pressure (previously consistently 120/80, it is now averaging 160/110 on 80mg Propanalol per day, though sometimes randomly goes up to 188/120). I have extreme insomnia, loss of taste & smell and anxiety and depression seem to have been inevitable consequences. I have been trying to discipline myself in terms of practicing healthy lifestyle habits, going to bed at the same time, light in the morning, pushing myself to go for walks, focus on nutrition and following my GP and Specialist recommendations. Most recently, my GP has identified some organ issue's that he has requested ultrasounds to investigate. Apparently some from this first wave of covid are now presenting with organ troubles. My natural personality is positive and highly motivated but I must admit, at 45yrs, I did not expect to have such massive concerns and things keep cropping up unexpectedly leaving me feeling disheartened despite my best efforts. I keep reminding myself that this right now is just a very difficult MOMENT. That it will pass and I'm resilient enough to get through it. Because I am, and have experienced what fit and healthy feels like and I'm in hot pursuit to get it back.

[@CK-vp6hh]

Right There with you!! No one believes me when I say I have Long Covid when my symptoms show up.

[@livinglifetothefullest8075]

Are you both vaxxed?

[@kyrankelly8994]

I have been sick from I got injections I developed all sorts of things I keep getting chest infection sinus problems never had that before forgetful oh I'm 65 reaction to antibiotics pins and needles in feet and hands don't like going out oh now all .Been told now my teeth is cause it all I have buzzing in my head all the time I now have bronchitis sorry my teeth again I'm not stupid and I didn't have COVID

[@livinglifetothefullest8075]

@@kyrankelly8994 so sorry this has ruined your health by the sounds of it!! Have you tried ivermectin? Seems to be helping a lot of people with the same issues as you. Good luck to you 💯

[@patricekuby5943]

I too am dealing with many things on the list. It made me pay closer attention to some things I hadn't thought of and was thinking it was other things. I've had Covid twice and took the Monoclonal Antibody infusion for Omicron which I had a bad reaction to requiring it to be stopped. Medical staff did their best to talk me into finishing it. I was in pain and had to stand up for the infusion. I declined. Anyone else reporting this?

[@susiealavi1425]

My son had Covid early on in December2020/ January 2021 and had a mild case( no fever, no cough or cold symptoms, just fatigue) ,but he has a seizure disorder. He hadn’t had a status incident for 16 years. He suddenly had an incident that nearly resulted in death ( status uncontrollable) and has been in and out of hospital since. He isn’t stable yet. I am 64 and had the same mild covid, but had anosmia for 10 months.

[@rayseto2724]

I had a “mild” concussion a few months before the pandemic and experienced a lot of brain fog as I slowly recovered. When Omicron swept through America over last Christmas, I also contracted omicron-COVID. Afterwords, I started to have periodic brain fog that was very similar to what I experienced from a concussion, but not as severed, but was pretty disturbing…

[@danielniedospial6931]

There are many biochemical cascades that occur well after even mild TBI- most of which involve disrupting the Blood-Brain-Barrier and result in chronic neuroinflammation. I hope you find relief ❤️

[@malinericson4065]

I am still sick in long covid and have both neurological, kognitiv and physical problems. I have been training att the hospital for over 2 years now. I got sick in april 2020 and was not vaccinated. I now have a machine helping me breath at nights. I have servere headach, memory problems, joint and muscle pain, stomach problems, it burns in my arms and a lose controll in my arms. I never thought this dizease would destroyed and effect my life so much. I live day by day and are fighting to live a normal life. Thank you Dr. Campbell for everything you do!// Love and light from Sweden 🙏🏼❤️🇸🇪

[@rebeccaallen5547]

Sending prayers to you.

[@xoxani]

Would you accept prayer

[@johnwilliams-gz4ss]

John, to what extent could the various mental problems be related to the massive social disruption, loneliness, stress and worry of the progression of the disease, lockdown, etc ? Any research done ?

[@Off_the_clock_astrophysicist]

This possible bias is what the control groups are for. The contemporary control group is a cohort of people who would have undergone the same mental stress as the ones who got infected with Covid. For every 5 people in the control group with those kinds of disorders, 7 in the infected group had them. The only thing that can account for the extra 2 people is the fact that they caught Covid at some point. They even had a pre-pandemic control group. The vast numbers make this a solid result.

[@LTPottenger]

Essentially zero, psychology is a sham. If you have major symptoms there is a real cause.

[@U.S.against-ATF-tax-stamps]

Yeah man, the isolation was not fun, but I feel mentally twisted in a fun way sometimes.

[@montanaliving4769]

Great question

[@MsEssmess]

I would think stress of current events has caused much grief shock grief and depression whether jabbed un jabbed with covid or without......

[@ConsciousChoosingCoach]

Dr. John, This is fascinating...I fit right into this cohort.. I got first wave Covid mid April 2020 from the Biogen group (Boston area), moderate symptoms, for 6 weeks I felt good after initial recovery, then.... Post Covid symptoms started with Migraines. dizziness, fainting (one resulted in concussion), headaches, sound and light sensitivity, myocarditis, extreme fatigue, body aches, dysautonomia, brain fog = Memory Loss, confusion, memory recall problems, stuttering, depression, anxiety and PTSD which is mentioned in many other studies and I'm curious why it isn't included in this one! Post exertional malaise was brought on by slight physical activity as well as brain activity. Definitely felt like ME/CFS. 2 1/2 years later I am still dealing with brain fog, mental health conditions, especially PTSD and what started early on, and has not abated, neurological breathing problems which feels like I can't breathe (trouble inhaling) even though lungs are perfectly fine. I have to move to Hawaii to be in the Trade Winds and out of the New England indoor heating systems so I can breath for 2nd winter starting this November. It is so disruptive to my life. I have not been able to work, it has caused financial strain and strain on my family life. The Covid Long Haul clinic in Boson area won't take me because my PCR test was inconclusive (those early ones had a lot of false negatives) or didn't work. The comprehensive treatment clinic requires a definitive positive test. I hope they spend the $ given for research, etc for more treatment options soon. I pay out of pocket for acupuncture which helps somewhat, but is very expensive when not working. So happy for all those who are experiencing full recovery. I am thrilled for the symptom relief that I have experienced and look forward to the day when all of them are in the rear view mirror.

[@maezzologymedia14]

Hi Tina, May I ask if you were vaxxed?

[@apprenticepress]

I gravitated away from the j bs myself but had covid two or three times since 2020. Had, and have, MS but it got substantially worse since covid infections. Could job about 5 miles (after having ms for 15+ years) but now struggle to walk more than 20-50 feet, even assisted. Definite neurological changes, Last time I had a low covid fever I could hardly get out of bed while the fever persisted. The same was true for a 24-hour flu some months ago. Can attest to the memory degradation as well. Thank you kindly doctor John, as always.

[@thecookbook3321]

Appreciate your time and attention to this matter. Thank you Doctor. Bless you for all you have contributed. It's been a long 3 years.

[@BreckenridgeCoHomes]

Don't forget. This man (not a Dr) pushed everyone to get the jab BEFORE there was sufficient data. Now he censors himself, because he makes 300k+ a year from YT. To recap, many people harmed because he pushed narrative, now doesn't have the balls to come out and tell the truth. He could go on a different platform and lay it all out. But bye bye 300k... You are in big trouble if this loser is your hero. Try Dr (a real one) Peter McCullough

[@bird.passion]

Thank you! These findings are not new. I've seen other studies showing brain shrinkage and dementia in covid patients several months ago. I was wondering why it was not getting much coverage. No one seemed to care about it. I'm glad it's finally getting more coverage. It's the reason why I continue to protect myself.

[@lesliechristianer2495]

Yes--I've seen many reports like this and was so disappointed it wasn't getting out into the mainstream. So glad John Campbell is sharing this with his viewers.

[@eugeniebreida1583]

The mainstream seems to wish for us ‘its over’ - but get a jab. Omicron is mild - but here in US 400-500 /day min die of it. At minimum. And now come hurricanes, etc., and spreading events will multiply. Stay safe everyone, please.

[@paulcolin9071]

Unless there's money involved a lot of people don't care about anything something the last two years has taught us

[@paulcolin9071]

@@eugeniebreida1583 they declared it over in my country the first time everyone I knew was getting sick pretty much. For most the previous two years I knew virtually nobody sick

[@leelee9106]

Fascinating video. What I have noticed is that people are having a problem with grammar and spelling. I owned a business some years ago which published 28K local news tabloids distributed on a fortnightly basis. I achieved Distinction level English in the final high school year, and, I was the editor of the aforestated publication. Grammar and spelling errors in our national and local newspapers in New Zealand are riddled with them. I began to notice this during the lockdown in our country. It has since worsened. Some of hugely apparent but yet the authors didn't notice. What's going on here is a question I have asked myself time and again when seeing examples of this.

[@djomegaminus]

yeah, noticed that too. It's strange to see 8th grade writing skills from people who have to have a degree in journalism in order to get the job they have.

[@focus19551]

Dear Dr. Campbell… Perhaps you could perhaps create a Long Covid/ Post Covid playlist? Thank you so much for your truthful and well informed videos.

[@teresasevans1926]

I'm 67 got cv a year ago.. was very sick never hospitalized never jabbed. I have bouts of brain fog, I lost a great amount of since of smell, some hearing, and stamina. Some hallucinations. Tired of being tired. But I am alive.

[@ronzombie6541]

As a Gulf War vet welcome to the grand experiment.

[@victoriafreudenthal4528]

Bless you and ty. So sorry

[@joycarter9105]

Sorry to hear

[@mandyb2803]

I have done a bit of research on the brain and infections, and its possible that so many things can go wrong. I had man of the symptoms mentioned in the write up after levafloxacin, took me 3 long years to get over THAT, then got "swine flu" in 2019, along with a snake bite and anaphylaxis from the anti venin. After that fun and games, I really did feel like I was a different person. I kept talking about it - but it is emotional. Had covid twice and it didnt mess me up any more (thank goodness). No jabs for me unless it is life saving stuff

[@michellenocon1144]

Fantastic to make the understanding of science and medicine available for us all. Thank you!

[@queenmariewana2838]

nope.. he is lying to you

[@jenniferh7297]

And thus far, no one held to account for releasing this on the public- amazing!

[@barryschwarz]

No one knows if it was deliberately released, accidentally released or came from the animal kingdom.

[@ellenmeilee]

Yep, I think the govt mandating of vaccinations for care home staff who are generally poorly paid and not unionised was a way of getting human trials done. It’s scandalous.

[@lauradimama9794]

@@barryschwarz more and more research is pointing to and scientists are coming forward saying lab. There’s zero dispute over the fact that they were definitely working on gain of function with this virus. At this point based on all that’s been uncovered it would be harder to believe it was both naturally occurring and transmissible to humans considering they were working on making a non-transmissible virus transmissible in Wuhan.

[@blackbart5803]

@@barryschwarz Why are there no studies to determine this? To keep us spinning until we become idiots from the effects of the virus and vax unable to ask these questions.

[@jasonw8124]

@@barryschwarz did you miss the collusion between Xi Jin Ping and WHO at the beginning? I agree, probably not intentionally released, but I'm more likely to believe it's negligence and collusion

[@mariemorrison6278]

How can it be determined that it's following the infection rather than the inoculation?

[@KickinItWithCade]

Very good question!

[@charlestoast4051]

By deliberately leaving out the vaccination status in the study, we are nudged into believing it's due to covid, not the experimental gen therapy shots.

[@nosuchthing8]

Because many people had these issues before the vaccines were available.

[@andhewonders]

Everybody that I know, that has had covid, and is now very ill, is inoculated, where I live it seems to be a pandemic of the inoculated.

[@icewallowkum1566]

@@nosuchthing8 where's your evidence for that

[@juliefitzgerald-frangos2211]

My mother never had Covid but did have the alternative. A few weeks after the alternative she developed a sudden terminal neurological disease . I would love to see these studies separate the data

[@mm1234bb]

Do you mind me asking what she developed?

[@garrettmeadows2273]

I contracted COVID in December 2021. As of today, I'm still experiencing chronic fatigue and memory impairment. It's miserable. When driving, I feel slightly disoriented as if I don't really know where I'm going. I went into my regular post office and there was a new clerk behind the counter. I introduced myself and began to chat with her when she reminded me that we had already met a few weeks prior.

[@crystallawson2557]

I totally can relate

[@crystallawson2557]

God bless you

[@idnintel]

@@crystallawson2557 you too

[@shepherd4406]

My mother had Delta early on. She was hospitalized and would have been put in ICU but there was not a bed. She has a number of these conditions, including memory loss and neuropathy.

[@MrsMarks]

Was she vaccinated, as well?

[@kathleenharrington1766]

Same here, Delta last December and now have some of these symptoms !

[@lizadivine3785]

Did your mom have a stroke?

[@eugeniebreida1583]

I am very sorry❤

[@shepherd4406]

@@mizzouxc3824 we have a very small rural hospital. There is only six ICU beds.

[@InimitaPaul]

As someone who had brain damage in childhood and am now currently in long covid brain fog, they’re exactly the same. It’s effectively made my learning disability worse. As an example, I’m struggling to type properly, I keep missing/forgetting letters. This used to happen maybe once or twice a day but now it’s happening with more frequency. I was recently made redundant and have no idea how I’m going to be able to get a job in this condition, My short term memory is absolutely shot. The strange thing is, during one bout of covid I had the most amazing spell of cognitive function I’ve ever had, my concentration was through the roof, it was like a smart drug. I’ve never thought that clearly or had concentration like that in my life. I studied electricity from quarks to up to city scale electrical systems and memorised the entire process in two days and every bit of it is still fully accessible. I don’t feel like this fog is permanent though, it comes and goes and is much worse under fluorescent lights for some reason. I think my brain may be used to working under compromised condition’s due to a lifetime of dealing with it, I’m 46.

[@SALTYCOMBATDIVER-ExInstructor]

An MRI may show migraine lesions (small pinpoint dots) which would tie lights triggering it. Polarized glasses may help if that's the case. Otherwise, good luck!

[@ThimbaDM]

I had a bad case of brain fog too. Mine got better when I started COQ10, B12 and magnesium supplements.

[@markangelorgs.2773]

Look up the effects of EMF radiation. Your study of electricity should have informed you but it is intentionally left out.

[@theancientsancients1769]

@@ey5722 Yeah the same happened with my siblings and myself all young . Recalling names has become harder despite 2 and half years passing

[@SaltyShaman]

Try a dose of the substance that shall not be named (be sure to take with food). I was having long term crusty eyes and took some and not only did the crusty go away, all the colours came back into the world. It had seemed grey before. I think there's something to this. Best of luck to you.

[@HelenDavid]

I got Covid in Aug. 2021. In bed a month, lost taste and smell. Two years later, still chronically fatigued constantly, and still can’t smell or taste everything.

[@lynjermey6423]

Long Covid is exactly the same as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Stanford University have been doing trials for an ME drug for quite a few years. I have been in email contact with a Michael Corbett, who is directly involved with the trials, and it's looking very promising. I have to admit that the worst symptoms of My own ME experience, is the loss of cognitive functions, and secondly, the massive constant fatigue.

[@alexc7857]

I don't believe it's exactly the same, I have hardly any fatigue but my skin swells up and and veins are inflamed. 18 months.

[@lynjermey6423]

@@alexc7857 That sounds more like an allergic reaction, but an awful side affect to have to deal with.

[@lynjermey6423]

@@alexc7857 I looked it up and ME can include swelling and inflammation, generally around the spine, but can appear any where.

[@alexc7857]

@@lynjermey6423 I have mast cell activation and dysautonomia from covid, with due respect I can see similarity to chronic fatigue syndrome but there's more going on, they're similar, but until further researched we can't say how they compare in terms of treatments, etc.

[@lynjermey6423]

@@alexc7857 Very true.

[@smiley9872]

Thank you Dr. John for this info, it is all around us, I see it particularly in older folk. I believe your video yesterday showed so true to the reality we are witnessing with our seniors.

[@policematrixx]

is it the vaccines or is it covid19? either way both come from a lab

[@cathymarshall7123]

@@johnsmith9161 And your point is?

[@rahn45]

I got a distorted sense of taste for about 3 weeks myself: Umami turned into something similar to burnt rubber, sweet got dialed up to 11 and basically it combined with sour. I didn't set out to eat anything bitter tasting but I imagine it got mixed with umami. I think my ability to taste salt was extremely muted as well. Thankfully my sense of taste did return back to normal.

[@saturationstation1446]

the first 4 or so infections i had also had significant sensory changes during and after the infections. most recent infection (month or so ago) didnt have any of that for some reason. but it was also just in and out of my body way faster than all the other times too. i havent taken any jabs yet. dont think they are accurately keeping up with the virus so i dont see the point in them tbh. thats been my stance since the start lol

[@AceBanana100]

Are you vaccinated? I have the very same taste after covid. Nice to know Im not alone..

[@goodlookinouthomie1757]

Did you get a craving for sugar? I sent my wife out to buy a load of Lucozade, which tasted like crap anyway while I had the virus.

[@bobbiets2223]

I always read the comments regarding taste. My taste has not returned to normal one year out. Had a mild case , with loss of taste and smell. Mose taste came back except anything I drink tastes aweful ( except water and lemonade). Crazy.

[@jetfu400]

my GF until now smells barbeque or any cooked using coal smells rubbery and taste bad. it's almost a year now and it still hasn't gone away. she learned to live with it. what a virus this is damn!

[@SouthValleyClive]

Shortly after I had covid, approximately 3-4 months later, I suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm. I never knew I had a brain aneurysm. Whether it was helped along it’s way or whether it was going to happen anyway, who knows. However, my life has been so much better since. I am healthier, happier and calmer and have got a different, easier job.

[@MissShembre]

I caught covid naturally a year ago and had it for about 2 weeks. Some struggle to breathe, no headache, fever that made my skin hurt for about 36hrs, super tired. I've also had a more mild case, which happened a few months after the worse infection. My brain doesn't work as well as it did before. Lots of brainfog. Some days are better than others. Caffeine can make it worse, but it's random. I already have high-functioning depression, so nothing's changed there, but I feel 'out of it' a lot.

[@boutthere3374]

I feel so fortunate that I was smart enough not to inject some unknown substance into my body just because someone told me to do it. Good luck to those who weren't so fortunate.

[@steveagabeg1045]

I've seen lots of comments discussing how the vaccinated can (& are) infecting those who are not with so called 'shedding' of spike proteins, I think this warrants an investigation & would be very grateful if you could perhaps cover this specific topic sometime soon? Keep up the great work as ever...

[@user-kn4en2om4l]

Telegram me☝️☝️for more information..

[@peterpeters7534]

Vaccinated individuals are not shedding the spike protein and infecting others that is just absolute nonsense and anyone that tells you otherwise is a charlatan. Now IF they did shed the S protein and IF it did enter your body, then you would make antibodies to that and you would be protected from getting the disease. So think about it. IF this was a phenomena that did occur ask yourself why would they need to try and vaccinate everyone? No, Ok then think about it from a so called 'money hungry evil pharmaceutical' company, lets go to the meeting where they would discuss this. "Hey guys lets make a product that is going to cost us billions to make but we can sell it. However for every one person we vaccinate then 100 other people whom that one comes in contact with would get the vaccine for free as it is shed so we would not get our moneyback." Can you really see a so called 'money hungry evil pharmaceutical' company making a product that most would get for free?

[@jessalove3344]

shedding only happens with live vaccines. which the covid one is not.

[@notrandom2]

Well? Did you get the response you were hoping for? I'd imagine you didn't because such a concept doesn't exist. "Shedding vaccine"??? Really??? Are these folks infected with covid? It would explain their stupidity.

[@rosalindr4975]

I had bleeding in menopause ( over a decade), around my elderly vaccinated family members, one who had wild blood pressure swings. Took ivermectin every week for a year. My dr won’t give me any more. Seemed to help.

[@DrofJustice]

This is so tragic. I lost my dad 2 weeks after he tested positive for Covid, asymptomatic, with a massive ischemic stroke. He was not otherwise at risk for stroke. Heart breaking. Gain of function research must be STOPPED!

[@lewisjulian0830]

Yes Dr Campbell first thank you for all you do. Had covoid in 2020 and recovered at home after 10 days very ill. For me, severe hypoxia with an upper chest cold and small intestinal infection which was put on antibiotics. I will only say that I recovered. Then finished the covoid injections in May 2021. Got sick again and now May have colon cancer. No one in my family of 8 other siblings or other relatives ever got cancer. I don't feel like I used to. As a nurse, find myself forgetful misplace my car keys, cost $320.00. And at work I have to double check my work. Headaches with periods of fatigue.

[@stefs3460]

I'm middle aged dealing with this 5 months now. Daily migraines, blurry vision, tinnitus, muscle weakness, fatigue, unexplained weight loss.

[@lappo253]

Your next booster shot oughta fix it

[@eugeniebreida1583]

Be sure to eat quality protein with breakfast and dinner to minimize muscle loss - very important.

[@stefs3460]

@@eugeniebreida1583 Thank you. I do have eggs most days. Ive been trying to eat healthy and do a little gentle resistance exercise with resistance bands just to maintain what I have till they can figure it out😢 The Dr Im going to now says he feels it's a metabolic problem thatwas triggered by the virus?

[@gpeel1]

I was hospitalised with covid and thought I was improving after being discharged but after a few weeks, I suddenly felt like my own body was attacking me. At its worse, during this past year, I struggled with fine motor skills (particularly on my left side) temporary blindness, dysautonomia, blood pressure issues and high heart rate on standing, fainting, dizziness, balance issues, pins and needs / burning skin, tremor, eye floaters, leg weakness, unable to swallow and of course with it, I felt suicidal. What made things worse was that nobody understood what I was going through and just put it down to PTSD and the fact that I was coming to terms with the news my dad was dying of cancer. Most things have gotten better, though I still get intermittently light headed and the floor and feels spongy. It can also feel like I’m slightly rocking when I walk. Just flu they said.

[@sarcasmunlimited1570]

Not to worry. Pfizer has drugs for all of that.

[@asayahdelayah8573]

I Feel for you and your family! Never took the vaccine myself!!

[@tru136]

May i ask, Are you vaccinated?

[@bigmacfullerton7870]

That sounds like vaccine illness

[@smittykoi]

The mind can play trick's on you 🙃

[@Ralphs-House]

I had to downscale the work I can do as I struggle with having to process lots of things at once after being ill with Covid for 5 months. I spoke to a brain surgeon I met about this and he said (reassuringly) "Well Ralph, it could indeed be Covid, but it could also be age". It was a great help. I just live with the limitations I have. If I had any tip - its that. Be accepting.

[@alisonjudithbailey9125]

Brain fog, information processing and memory issues are a key part of ME. ME is very similar to Long Covid (in which anxiety is a major symptom). In my case, in ME, brain fog, information processing and memory issues were caused by deregulation/weakening of my immune system which caused less energy to cirulate to the brain. As recovery of my energy levels happened through my immune system rebalancing/strengthening, normal cognitive functioning returned.

[@bobbifriend5362]

Thanks for the information. I’m 22 months post COVID and still have no taste or smell, daily headaches, dizzy spells causing issues with balance, tingling on left side of my body, brain fog and rapid heart rate during periods of rest.

[@magicsparks2002]

Look into intracranial hypertension as a potential condition brought on by covid/vaccines your symptoms match up to a number of IH symptoms

[@silent1967]

How old are you, what gender M or F ( non of that weird stuff ) and how much do you weigh ?

[@bobbifriend5362]

@@silent1967 mid forties, Female 130

[@silent1967]

@@bobbifriend5362 Height ? Could be you're one of the .001 % that will have long term effects. You drew the short straw.

[@tootstoyou1]

Did you get vaccinated before or after Covid infection ? Or maybe not at all?

[@paleofemme]

I have had Covid twice, Delta then BA 5. I am 47 and started school 6 months before I had Delta. I’ve had to change track from computer programming to a graphic design simply because I started having difficulty remembering. It was getting better until BA 5 in July. I also have muscle spasms unless I take a lot of potassium, and just before my cycle I have blurry eyes and palpitations. These are things I never experienced before. I have a hard time believing this was a natural-occurring virus.

[@AlexHillsCandles4Assange]

Vaxxed?

[@magicsparks2002]

Look into intracranial hypertension as a potential for some of your symptoms there have been a lot of people getting it since both covid and the vaccines but it’s still not been picked up on because IH is complex several dozen conditions causing the same main symptom (excessive pressure in the brain) doctors and researchers don’t like it because it won’t fit neatly in the box labelled “IH” so it is a battle to be heard but worth looking into as a cause or some or most symptoms.

[@dominicbooth3139]

Would you say natural immunity is enough?

[@Sir-Ray]

@@dominicbooth3139 It has been working for me. Had it April 2020 (pink eye, night sweats); Dec 2021 (cough). Been exposed MANY times to people that tested positive. I have NEVER tested positive (both rapid and PCR) until Sept. 2022 - cough, done one day (did both rapid and PCR). Negative 2 days later (rapid and PCR).

[@jomangeee9180]

@@AlexHillsCandles4Assange probably! This guy starting to sound like a fraud, I think he got paid off by big pharma

[@INTUITIVENORSK2303]

Thanks again Dr Campbell, for your very welcomed & well informed videos. They're priceless! You're making me & i'm sure many out there, feel better informed & i'd even say, feel more normal! It's easy to worry and feel as though you're going mad, when you have "no" idea what's going on with your physical being, so hearing all you've stated, has been very eye opening & helpful to me. My very best wishes sent to all.

[@doreenmatos1049]

Thank you for stating facts, Real Doctors, sadly are hard to find

[@kennethkunz2449]

I still have generalized neuromuscular weakness, 2/4 tinnitus, brain fog, and impaired smelling over 4 months after COVID. It seems to be a neurotropic virus - thanks Dr. Campbell

[@vanmasterflash7153]

That's horrible. I pray is goes away very soon

[@AnotherPilot1]

I got tinnitus as well after having unvaccinated COVID.

[@nothere9551]

This is a genuine question. Have you taken the vax as well?

[@TheTerijo1960]

@@nothere9551 THAT is the question that deserves an answer!

[@meg24751]

@@nothere9551 Regardless, if he has then there is no way to tell them apart. There's no point conspiring.

[@bluestorm9651]

Thank you so much for covering this dreadful postcovid discovery. I really mean that. You are a great person and if you have a Patreon or some way for me to support your work I will give what I can.

[@edensmith552]

Dr. Campbell thank you for keeping uscup to date with facts🙏

[@annegribben444]

THANKYOU. Met my bank manager a 45 yr old no nonsense fit bloke who said when he got covid he lost his voice completely for 18days and was given in the end a speech therapist to teach him how to speak again !! ...

[@ji.ol.1490]

A large proportion of the symptoms listed are also thiamine (vitamin B1) deficiency symptoms, with a corresponding magnesium deficiency. If the AST/SGOT blood test result comes back low, definitely look into B1 levels.

[@monicatry1583]

Good information. Thanks.

[@giespel68]

@AShorty88 no, most doctors don't know shxx but suffer from tunnel vision.

[@davidiscool3326]

@AShorty88 Obviously the doctors did NOT check vitamin levels, as there has been no big Pharma funding study of non-patent remedies! Please don't make assumptions.

[@davidiscool3326]

​@@giespel68 Medical doctors spend zero hours in medical school studying prevention and nutrition. It's not part of their patent type drugs and surgical procedures, which is what medical doctors practice. Most doctors (because they haven't studied it) are hostile to alternative (to drugs and surgery) treatments.

[@giespel68]

@@davidiscool3326 exactly!

[@jenniferweston2046]

There is a lot of overlap in symptoms between long covid and myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME). There are a few other common comorbidities in ME that were not examined in this study: acquired Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), Cranial Cervical Instability (CCI), and autoimmune dieases such as Sjogren’s. It would quite interesting to watch for any studies examining these other comorbidities in recovered covid patients.

[@carolwestwood5559]

My son has ME following viral meningitis when he was 13. He’s been poorly now for 18 years. 😢

[@spiritualmarketingclub]

I have had M.E for over 30 years it was triggered after mercury poisoning and what appeared to be a virus immediately after I have and have had many of the neurological complications above developed a movement disorder, dystonia, myoclonic issues, tremours, fine motor skills issues later in life

[@MariettaFarley]

Yes, in addition to loss of taste and smell after Delta, I had extremely dry eyes and mouth for months. Thankfully, that has passed. Very bad for eyes and teeth for sure. I used wetting agents for both, but it never helped much.

[@louisejoel]

Ehlers Danlos is genetic and generally comes with hypermobility but POTS can be aquired

[@RandomDudeOne]

A lot of younger people who didn't take the pandemic seriously may end up regretting their carelessness.

[@TG-nh6ni]

Been having seasonal depression and anxiety since gotten covid. I know people with MDD and Anxiety whose had more episodes since contracting the virus. We are all pretty young (20-45) and relatively healthy. This is wild!!

[@sweetheart131255]

How do we know the difference between post Covid effects ...and post Vaccine effects? Arguably, I have noticed a rise in deaths, as well as the affects you have explained, in my own large family, and wider community. I am a Social Scientist. Regards, Australia

[@bipl8989]

Have you noticed that the doctor is discussing covid effects and most of the comments are discussing the supposed negative vaccine effects. I could equally think most of these effects could be solely caused by the virus, perhaps worsened by not having taken the vaccine, simply the effects of late covid persistency. I see no basis for so many people here to think the vaccine caused their problems, rather than just covid itself. That's what needs to be investigated; if there is any connection to vaccines, or not. Latent Covid effects I take for certain and therefore I don't even see the benefit of even discussing that, other than how it can be effectively treated. I'm 71, taken 3 vaccines, not had covid and I'm perfectly fine. Am I the only one?

[@sweetheart131255]

@@bipl8989 I am not the best person to answer your question. Perhaps you should watch Dr Jonh's successive podcasts, as they contain information that further elaborates on, for example, the way in which there is no evidence supporting that the MRNA vaccines even work. Additionally, he provides evidence of parliaments arguing strong points that need to be investigated in relation to the implementation of vaccines and unexplained deaths, without this evidence, which, arguably, suggests that Human Rights were violated, in particularly related to lockdowns, vaccines, employment and literally no testing of whether or not vaccines are affective prior to their implementation, etc. I too, had 3 Pfizer vaccines, and followed governmental recommendations, etc. but still contracted Covid and was finally validated by a 'Skin Specialist', that I am 'allergic' to the MRNA vaccine, in particularly Pfizer. For example, my iron levels and vitamin D levels reduced, my potassium levels depleted to the point that I was required a hospital admission and a potassium drip, a 'mole' had to be cut out because it was at risk of turning into melanoma (skin cancer), I got vertigo for the first time in my life and am now susceptible to having it again for the rest of my life, I am now on heart medications and am awaiting another cardiologist appointment for a possible 'stent', my mental health suffered and my antidepressants appear to not be working, I have gained weight from an Australian size 8 to size 12-14, and I suffer bouts of acute on chronic anxiety (panic attacks) more than usual. After contracting Covid from just one transient visitor, I was hospitalized for 4 days. Lucky I was hospitalized because, at one point in the middle of one of those nights, I was being 'screamed' at by a fearful nurse, to 'Breathe!!'. Had I not been hospitalized; I may have slipped into a 'coma'. The reasons I had the vaccines was due to governmental pressure, restrictions I did not like, to 'protect' those I love, the non-impactful vaccine experiences from people I asked, the immense fear and guilt instilled into society in general, through television and social media campaigns if I 'did not' have the vaccines, and not wanting to contract the Covid virus and 'die'. I too, thought I was 'lucky', and somewhat invincible or immune to Covid, because I did not contract it until late into the pandemic. All it took was the right conditions and circumstances. I do not believe that you are 'not the only one', but I would not be complacent or think for one minute that I am not at risk of getting Covid. I was not prepared as well as I thought I was, when I got it. I am 52. Thank you for your comment. Regards, Western Australia

[@bipl8989]

@@sweetheart131255 Wow, sorry to hear that. I do hope you can get through it all. My step daughter died from heart complications brought on by covid 5 Jan 2020, just a short time after c19 was confirmed as making its way through the Latino community of Houston, Texas and of course well in advance of any vaccines arrival. All hospitals were full and her husband had to take her to three before he was able to get any doctor to see her, but it was too late by that time. She was only 39yrs. I'm retired and live in the EU and not there at the time. After the vaccines came out, they were not available for some time in my country, but hearing of the controversy, and with my engineering background, I followed the data closely. After doing much data collection and my own analysis, rightly or wrong with no aftereffects data available, O at least determined to my satisfaction, that there was a significant advantage shown in the data, in fact overwhelmingly so, that I should take it. 1 in 20 chance of c19 death was a lot better than 1 in 2 to 3. So I did and fortunately it seems not to have affected me in any adverse manner. Of course I did have an acute awareness of how deadly c19 could be and compared that and the data against what were only rumors of potential adverse side effects at the time, so it appeared to be the winning strategy. Fortunately for me it was. I am very sorry to hear that it may have not been the case for so many others. I have watched quite a few of the videos, but I am still unable to say if the symptoms are caused by c19, or the vaccines, but it does seem to me that there are a lot more people here with symptoms that have not had the vaccines than your particular case, so I remain confused about that. I would really like to do an analysis again myself to attempt to discern that, but accurate data appears to be extremely hard to come by. 95% of the population was vaccinated here and there has been no coverage of any of this publicly. Nothing about excessive sicknesses, or deaths or anything unusual really, however the authorities are no longer reporting any data about anything at all. The region where I live is very much close-knit and nothing unusual is apparent, not even in the very extensive rumor Mill. Long covid effects do not appear to be present here, no excessive illnesses, no excessive deaths, which if they were true, would surely be visible. Funeral parlors, hospitals and medical offices are few and it would seem that none are experiencing any runover of services. Quite puzzling at the moment, but I'm going to continue to unearth any statistics that might be relevant. I think it is very important to study this fully. Thanks so much for your answer and I truly hope that you will get better very soon. Take care.

[@sweetheart131255]

@@bipl8989 My sincerest sympathy on the loss of your stepdaughter. That experience in itself would have compelled me to grasp on to any possibility of a successful vaccine. You are very fortunate to be residing in a community with relatively little impact from C19, and subsequent vaccines. Western Australia has also been as fortunate, with the exception of common, random, and unexpected deaths, here and there. With our strong censorship laws, it is difficult to attain information that is not pre-approved by government officials. I wonder why? Nevertheless, I wish you well in your endeavors to unravel the complexities that appear to only be available to the elite. Have a lovely day. Best wishes, Western Australia

[@donnasloane9031]

Ive been a hermit for protection....havent gotten covid......this has made me feel that remaining in isolation has paid off...wonder how much longer i will be seperated from others...its been 3 years...dr campbell and other utube people have been a great gift..thank you for your videos.

[@EKelly-nu7op]

@Donna: My family and I are also living like you and it is very difficult at times which you know. Everyone has an opinion about this and it was so hard at first to figure out what is truly best to do. Even though we have suffered, it is probably best in the long run.

[@werdru6258]

This is not a way to live. Viruses are everywhere. They don't stay localized. I suggest you become familiar with early treatment and good nutrition.

[@debbiecreter2005]

Thank you Dr. Campbell for always keeping us informed and educated with your well researched information. You are a very compassionate and brilliant doctor and humanitarian!

[@fremont111]

you think he's great, watch This Week in Virology...even better

[@ianba123]

He's not actually a medical doctor, you do realise? He has a Ph.D. in nursing education!

[@Romans15.32]

​@@ianba123 Why do ppl continue to try and discredit him? I'm pretty sure most if not all his regular watchers know that. You can always look at his bio he doesn't hide his credentials.

[@jdknight-mark633]

Sir…Sanjay Gupta Cardiologist with respect, has several podcasts in regard to your brilliant passion. Thank you! So much!

[@Cosmic-lover293]

I’d just like to say, that after having covid in July 22, I’ve started suffering massive panic attacks. I had ambulance out twice because I didn’t think that’s what it was. I’m now wondering how long this will last, it’s horrendous. Thank you dr John

[@LynH392]

I had my first panic attack after covid too, did you struggle with anxiety or panic attacks before covid?

[@Cosmic-lover293]

@@LynH392 hi, yes I did as I have mental illness. But these panic attacks on another level for me. I collapse. The last one took 2. Hours for me to calm down. I had covid in 2020 according to my dr. We weren’t testing then we’re we.

[@jayjones9225]

@@Cosmic-lover293 one thing that has helped substantially with long covid (at least it seems like that’s what I have but not confirmed by doctors) panic attacks is cutting out gluten and dairy. Hopefully not long term, but gluten and dairy free in the short term has calmed me substantially at least for a while

[@Cosmic-lover293]

@@jayjones9225 thank you for replying. My doctor tested my estrogen levels and they're very low, so have upped my HRT, so that's one thing we've tried. I hadn't heard that before about dairy, that's very interesting

[@dr.j6747]

Panic attacks also have cognitive and behavioral components that perpetuate their existence. If these are not properly understood, it could be very difficult to fully recover. I'd suggest an excellent book by Dr. Claire Weekes, "Peace From Nervous Suffering". It's easy to read and understand, has a strong scientific basis, and has helped many to fully recover from long histories of panic disorder. Best wishes!

[@tamberjune]

I was not hospitalized but I'm doing worse than I think I would have been. I went into SVT a few times and have an attack occasionally, still. My neurological problems since COVID have been much worse and no one knows what to call them. I haven't been the same and the long-Covid on top of these new heart and neurology issues is just so much. Definitely my nerves have been damaged and are more easily hurt now. I hope other people know they aren't alone I fighting for whatever keeps us going.

[@Seagoatsunday]

whats svt? i have neurological nerve blood vessel damage too...used to be healthy as hell.

[@nikilauda1847]

@@Seagoatsunday I hope you don't mind my answering instead of the original poster. SVT stands for Supra-Ventricular Tachycardia, a kind of cardiac arrhythmia.

[@revelations2798]

Did you get the jab?

[@Seagoatsunday]

@@revelations2798 Do you really mean the vaccine that saved 20 million lives? Then yes and it probably saved mine!

[@marsekellombatti6280]

If you don't mind answering, did you take anything during covid like supplements, vitamins, medicines?

[@Spikes100]

Very interesting paper. I’ve wondered about this aspect and as non medical person my thoughts were that I seem to display symptoms of covid (never tested positive) but had many of the symptoms including purple blotches on my tongue, fever, cough, sneezing, extreme fatigue, aching joints, brain fog, unsteady when walking. These symptoms lessen and then start again. I never fully recover from whatever I’m experiencing. I’m of the older age group (81) many of my friends are experiencing the same. This has been my life now for the past 2 years same as some of my friends. Thank you for your explanation of this study Dr Campbell as I am relieved that these symptoms are not figments of my imagination nor just age related.

[@sarcasmunlimited1570]

I get purple blotches, but that's from blueberries.

[@Spikes100]

@@sarcasmunlimited1570 and purple tongue after eating beetroot and Chow chow dogs have them,not thru what they eat. Not sure what point you are making

[@hardworker645]

God bless you

[@markangelorgs.2773]

Look up symptoms of EMF radiation poisoning. You may be surprised at what you learn.

[@markangelorgs.2773]

@@sarcasmunlimited1570 good thing I don't like blueberries

[@Helstrong]

I remember first week of April 2020 having an odd combination of symptoms (SOB, brain fog, shooting pain in my legs, HR stuck above 100, etc.) that did not seem cold-related but all came out of nowhere. I didn't go into the Dr immediately because they were telling everyone to stay home unless you were on your deathbed. I've now added a blood thinner to my previous low dose BP med, gone through a cacophony of neurological and cardiac testing with no findings of interest, and still having problems 2.5 yrs later. This was all before the vaxx was out. I did get 2 doses of Pfizer the following year when those came out, trying to be mindful of my mother who was fighting cancer at the time, but my symptoms all started prior to that. It's not fun at all.

[@archivemediavault]

I'm exactly the same Dave.

[@alidarke3132]

You got the jab for no reason. Pfizer have just come out saying there was never any evidence or studies confirming that it stopped transmission. They didn't have time due to do so because they wanted to get it on the market sooner.

[@seandavidt3538]

I'm going through some post symptoms myself. I recommend you try humming for 15 minutes, twice a day. Sounds ridiculous, I know, but so much research is starting to come out about the power of humming. It will help release more Nitric Oxide into your blood stream, which will increase your oxygen intake. It is so simple to do, it's kind of fun, and best yet, it is completely free. Even if I am completely full of BS, you will have lost nothing by taking my advice. Worst case scenario, you hummed your favorite song for half an hour. Even doing it for only 5 minutes will have a major impact. Look into the research and start humming today.

[@seandavidt3538]

@@archivemediavault I'm going through some post symptoms myself. I recommend you try humming for 15 minutes, twice a day. Sounds ridiculous, I know, but so much research is starting to come out about the power of humming. It will help release more Nitric Oxide into your blood stream, which will increase your oxygen intake. It is so simple to do, it's kind of fun, and best yet, it is completely free. Even if I am completely full of BS, you will have lost nothing by taking my advice. Worst case scenario, you hummed your favorite song for half an hour. Even doing it for only 5 minutes will have a major impact. Look into the research and start humming today.

[@archivemediavault]

@@seandavidt3538 Thanks for the advice.

[@lisamcclease-kelly6248]

Dr. Campbell. I had memory loss, brain fog, vertigo as well as other issues after COVID. After finding out a little bit more about the vagus nerve I started wearing a neck collar. My symptoms started to decrease. I am now seeing someone who is helping me with curve correction in my neck and prolotherapy. I wonder how much of this is related to the vagus nerve being damaged by COVID and or the vaccine? having us look down at our phones and computers all the time it’s not helping either. Caring Medcial Florida. Dr. Ross Hauser has a lot of videos talking about the vagus nerve and all of the issues that it can cause if it is being pinched or has begun to deteriorate. I believe he has one video on long Covid. I would love to see the two of you chat, as well as Dr. Daniel Amen. Too many people are suffering, and we need to come up with some thing to help them. Thank you for all of the education you bring to us.

[@HotpottingMad]

What are the the percentages of Vaccine induced neurogical issues? I've had a lot of issues since I had the Pfizer vaccine and not one doctor is taking it seriously. Putting it down to Functional Neurological Disorder.

[@Rurik8118]

I’m with you, same experiences

[@HotpottingMad]

@@Rurik8118 I'm sorry to hear this. Are you in the UK?

[@Rurik8118]

@@HotpottingMad Canada 🇨🇦 - I’ve had post vaccine issues that started after the second Pfizer. I’ve been looking for truth ever since …. Hope you find some relief. I’ve had some recovery with exercise/mild fasting.

[@lauradimama9794]

I’ve heard that post v diagnosis multiple times. Seems like a catch all term that means we don’t know why and aren’t going to look further.

[@nosuchthing8]

Just because they don't measure something doesn't men it's evidence

[@jamesmyers2710]

I appreciate your approach to sharing data. Thank you! My question is always the percentage of jabbed vs unjabbed suffering these various ailments and the degree to which each suffers. Do you have this data?

[@jimmyzoom1143]

Nothing to see here.

[@Keirnoth]

It's not ready yet. Not enough time has passed.

[@susandoerr3896]

drbeen medical lectures on utube

[@ares5337]

I don't think it matters, jabbed or not. This was created in a lab specifically to destroy humanity one way or another.

[@smiley9872]

@@susandoerr3896 thank you!

[@wendylynne5010]

I've had brain fog and memory issues ever since.

[@nicolestenger5329]

Me too, bad memory problems 😪

[@RuckFussia]

@@nicolestenger5329 feels like I have early onset dementia. Like I'm really slow now and feel out of it all the time.

[@majinle2482]

@@RuckFussiame too has it gotten any better?

[@howzitcruzinthrulife9146]

Both my husband and myself are unvaccinated, 54, and we finally got Covid in August. Hubby was really sick with the body aches, chills, fever, fatigue and diarrhea. Two days later I had a severe headache, fever, bone pain and joint pains and fatigue. My symptoms lasted less then 24 hours (I was dosing myself with vitamin D, C, zinc and selenium and Tylenol for my headaches). My husband took only one dose of TheraFlu and refused to take any vitamins or further meds. He was sick for almost a week, whereas I was sick for one day. We didn’t have any sinus, coughing or shortness of breath issues with this variant. However, I lost my sense of smell and taste for a few weeks (weirdest sensation ever!), then I got an odd plugged ear thingy for about a month and now I’m aware of seeing numbers different, especially the time…it’s almost like a jump or lag in time. Thankfully my husband had no lingering symptoms aside for fatigue 2 weeks post Covid.

[@zeek9697]

I'm experiencing the ear thing now after many odd things but most especially chronic fatigue. But the tinnitus and the now pressure in my ears is becoming an issue. Interesting Thank you for sharing

[@daveosland3199]

Thank you Doctor Campbell. The only medical organization I'm aware of that is addressing long term covid symptoms and post vaccination syndrome (or even acknowledging it), is the FLCCC. Unfortunately, many of the doctors belonging to the FLCCC are being ostricized by the medical establishments for their efforts to bring the issues to light and treat patients.

[@RaWstYle07]

Because FLC³ is not that what they are telling you. period. it's proven.

[@pagaporvista569]

You can give your money to the FLCCC quacks if you want. I'm going to a doctor that trust science...

[@anettepuskas9720]

Thank you.

[@SC-vo9eh]

They are a tremendous resource. Thank you for sharing

[@rkedvm]

Dr Campbell As a veterinarian I have come to rely on your astute and thorough investigation and interpretations of the current medical literature. Your chosen vocation is of great service to far more than you may realize. There is an art to communication, subtleties that say much in an expression, pause, tonality. These apparently personally beheld beliefs are themselves insightful and a reflection of just how good a man you are. Thank you for all you do. Don’t let the trolls get ya! We need you.

[@babalua7044]

I had West Nile Virus in 2019 and am amazed at the similarities, post virus, between the two. My brain was definitely affected. Loss of memory and difficulty with word finding. Very frustrating.

[@Samammie]

I have ME/CFS that was diagnosed in the middle of the pandemic, and the vaccine worsened my symptoms. I can't imagine if I actually got the disease itself. my heart goes out to everyone affected by these terrible conditions.

[@orca4242]

Have you been following this channel as someone who has an autoimmune disease I'm trying to figure out if he supports vaccines for those who are chronically ill or he doesn't. I get that he doesn't support it for the healthy but I don't understand if he supports it for people who have me or fibromyalgia

[@Samammie]

@@orca4242 From the research I have done, and my own experience, I can tell you that taking the vaccine has a larger chance of making your condition worse, or a whole new autoimmune disease could pop up, since you are already predisposed. I would be extremely cautious if I were you.

[@catfyre1643]

I always watch you and many times post on FB. I had covid twice the first one when no one knew lost smell and taste not sick long but lots of brain fog followed. I understand now.