Scabies and ivermectin

[@yogiddt]

Thank you Dr Campbell I watched you talk with the good DR Robert Clancy last week. I have long covid and have been on O2 at 5 liters for 2 years. 24/7. After your talk I found some 12mg tablets of Ivermectin last Saturday In 24 hours my O2 levels rose to pre covid levels. My mind cleared over night from the fog, my ears are ringing and improving. My eyesight has improved. Today I went to my old doctor to show him your video. He already was ahead of me. He prescribed 40mg a day for 2 weeks but I told him I would like to try 20 mg per day because 12mg's rocked my world and increase the level if needed. I am 65 and 280. This has been a miracle in my life No machine night or day! I lost a son (He died 8 days after being forced to take the jab to reopen his 3 clinics in a foreign county) and 2 years of my life but now I have hope.

[@Nook747]

May you continue to improve.

[@sherrihinton2885]

Amazing testimony

[@gregwall1243]

Your Dr was ahead of you,?

[@jerrymoore838]

Bless you

[@KimberFarms]

I wonder why he changed his mind? Happy healing to you!!

[@shawn9705]

I use Ivermectin at 1.5 mg every other day and Fenbendazole 222mg every day in addition to my chemotherapy treatment. According to my blood work my CEA tumor markers were not going down with just Chemotherapy treatment.So after 3 weeks, I started, on my own using the Ivermectin and Fenbendazole. My CEA dropped for 136 ng/ml to 4.3 ng/ml and I gained 15 pounds. Normal CEA counts range from 0.0 to 3.0 ng/ml. I am doing 12 Chemotherapy Cycles and only have 3 more to go. Take what you want from how I'm treating my stage 4 colon cancer. So far I'm winning and most don't survive 6 to 12 months after being diagnosed. I hope this helps someone or someone that you love.😊

[@righteousdaugther]

chemo will kill you

[@Canetracker92]

I would think people on chemo would be pretty vulnerable to scabies, and ivermectin may help rid them of what ails them.

[@sachabarlow9483]

It would seem that your chemo may soon not be needed.

[@jordancameron4441]

Have You always been a massive prick? or did you learn it over time?​@@sachabarlow9483

[@shawn9705]

@@sachabarlow9483 Yes! I only have 3 more chemotherapy cycles left to go and then my surgeon will schedule the surgery to remove whatever is left of my tumors and to remove my colostomy and Ileostomy and reconnect my GI tract. There is definitely a light at the end of the tunnel.😁

[@carnitagroves7758]

Greetings from Ghana. Instead of three million, this channel should have 300 million!!!

[@soon2bsaint680]

Jesus is coming soon

[@msveritatis4748]

Jesus is here@@soon2bsaint680

[@Laidbacklady]

Bless you all in Ghana!

[@informer3000]

So send it everywhere.

[@andymuller327]

7 billion followers would be optimal, medicine showed can be used prophylactic for critters and other “ life” which are not safe and effective although that is claimed. Some” needle-damage “can be reduced too!! The showed medicine only helps when you take it and follow dosis and duration….

[@robertm2608]

Thank you Dr. Campbell for highlighting the safety and efficacy of the wonder drug Ivermectin in human medicine. The lie "Y'all not a Horse" CDC anti-Ivermectin campaign was despicable.

[@goodolearkygal5746]

They lost in court over that. See if you can find it

[@joshnelson3188]

I’ll never forget that FDA horse ad - despicable , as you rightly say.

[@medallion39]

Ivermectin only has any efficacy against covid at doses higher than then are safe for humans. Every. Single. Study shows this. Please note no country uses it as their primary treatment against covid. Are you suggesting every country on earth is beholden to big pharma?

[@rafaelcasillas829]

@@joshnelson3188 I remember when my job was asking about getting the clot shot. I told them, I'm not getting it because there are other medications that work against c vid. I told them about ivermectin and right away they brought up that article from the FDA. I didn't argue anything but I knew how corrupt the FDA has been. Up to date i'm not vaxed.

[@jeahernandez6159]

Thanks to IVERMECTIN I'm as healthy as a HORSE Y'all. And they decided to thow in a "Y'all" how stupid AND immature of the FDA.

[@peerpede-p.]

Just to say it; You, Dr. Campbell, are worth a Nobel Prize for your superb education in public health.

[@peerpede-p.]

Of course, and his information on immune system, the 'jabs' and so on. He is very much grounded and easy to understand, something for sure many 'educated' snobs don't like.

[@grazynkatodisco4916]

Scabies mite - is a parasitic mite.. As Sarcoptes scabiei var.hominis or the human itch mite- ARE MICROSCOPIC INSECTS!!!! 👍.. They have bloodsucking habits.

[@chattonlad9382]

@@S.Wally. The same phylogenetic class as spiders and ticks.

[@Beekind799]

hahahahahahahaha what for,he delivered death and sickness on a grand scale to the uk

[@peerpede-p.]

@@S.Wally. In your first reply you called this parasite an insect, now you class them as not insects, whatever, you should test them and get the real experience.

[@awesomeperu3977]

Thank you Lord for Dr Campbell 🙏 Please continue to bless him and his family.

[@kyleb3754]

NOT ONE Member of WEF, WHO, UN, etc can offer a single ounce of worth to Humanity. You. Dr. Campbell, and the many great Doctors like Wefwafwa are the only ones who provide a real value.

[@ThomasKing19933]

This is a brilliant, insightful, and informative video. You're a top man, Dr. John.

[@OldesouthFarm]

In Alabama, we get folks in with scabies every so often. Nurses have to be treated along with the patient. We use ivermectin and works great.

[@austindenotter19]

But there not horses?

[@deborahvolck14]

What is the DOSAGE to take?

[@martharobinson7896]

Blessings from clanton Alabama.

[@karenness5588]

Boric acid, finely ground, 1 part, mixed with cream, 2-3 parts, works almost immediately to begin eliminating crusted scabies. For the tough, advanced cases. Need to be really consistent in using it, though, because eggs seem to be protected from harm, and seem to have long hatching times.

[@caobita]

It also works great on dogs that have mange

[@davidcolby1456]

My brother, Dr. William Colby started the Ivermectin distribution program in the Congo basin in the 1980s. One billion doses and not one complaint. I have noticed that there is absolutely no covid in the Congo basin,not even at the Goma refuge camp where there is TB and starvation. There's nothing to see here.

[@Lily-Bravo]

Oh yes there was.

[@sachabarlow9483]

Thanks for sharing

[@CastleHassall]

hey that's really great your Brother helped people so much!

[@scrapwomblecreatives6944]

how many planes of people go there daily not many and thats why humans always spread by travel that why the uk gets it all

[@sneakyviewing4391]

If western medical doctors aren't even reporting everything correctly in their nations then how can you expect accurate data to come from Congo basin where they have very obvious challenges that many western medical professionals and facilities don't have? That data sucks because there probably isn't enough funding, material resources, professionals with enough free time and so on. Just because it's not reported it doesn't mean it doesn't happen. With something like covid it's very easy to mistake it as influenza or pneumonia and just move on after making that diagnosis. That being said yeah all this stuff is interesting and compelling. Just please be responsible about data.

[@petes3305]

Thank you, Dr Campbell. You are a good man; an excellent communicator and educator - an inspiration to us all

[@guidomotz9281]

My father was a Veterinarian and when we attended his 50th class reunion we attended a presentation by one of his classmates who was involved with an organization similar to Doctors Without Borders. The classmate had been sent by said organization to the country of Mustang. While his work was primarily dealing with animal issues he was called upon from time to time to assist with treating of human health issues. He specifically mentioned scabies as one of those issues. The treatment of choice was injectable ivermectin. Give the whole village injections and then get out of town for three days because the locals went a little crazy from the itching discomfort while the drug was cleaning out their systems. After three days everyone was over it and were happy to see the medical team again. I may have screwed up some of the facts as it’s been almost 20 years since I heard the story but I do remember that it was ivermectin to treat scabies.

[@ralphemerson497]

Mustang?

[@AnimalisMD]

I'm a veterinarian and we've been using Ivermectin to treat scabies in pets for YEARS. It's now been supplanted by other topicals, but for a long time we used it safely and to great effect.

[@hoboroadie4623]

@@ralphemerson497 Lo Monthang.

[@ClarkPotter]

The country of Mustang huh? 🤔

[@AnimalisMD]

YT doesn't like this as both my replies were blocked, and sound was turned off! (had to reboot the PC to get it back) I'm a DVM myself and we've been using "I" to treat scabies in pets for YEARS. We now have other FDA approved drugs that work well. But for a client in a financial pinch "I" can still work. It just needs to be carefully dosed by a vet to avoid problems in sensitive dogs.

[@SweetiePieTweety]

I don’t typically share on social media your videos Dr. Campbell but should. I did this one. You are a true caretaker who does his research and evolves to the right remedy to serve ALL people. Thank you for your service to humanity. Be well and carry on. Will be looking forward to where your journey takes us all❤

[@1magnit]

My favourite subject. I was wrongly diagnosed with eczema when I was about 10. I remember at the time telling the doctor that I thought something was eating me. So fast forwards 50 plus years , over 10 doctors who all got it wrong. Including a skin specialist from the local hospital. I had to diagnose myself in the end. And use the horse dewormer but it's the best thing I've ever done as far as my health goes. It's taken over 3 years for the dead bodies to be excreted by the skin. Lots of sores and black scabs in the process. I'm convinced that as a child growing up in the northwest of England in the early 60s, being bombarded with anti biotics has something to do with it. I had regular tonsilitis until removed at 9 and a bit. I'm also convinced I caught it off the cat who was sick at the time with a bald patch on it's back. There's a lot of research that needs doing. One of the best things I did was to buy a USB microscope. Everything looks so different and no doctor has ever used one to diagnose me.

[@paulwong9819]

Am happy for you. God bless.

[@cogit8able]

We have gotten lackadaisical about the diagnosis and treatment of parasitic infections in the US because very good public health care in the 40s and 50s practically eliminated them. Unfortunately surveillance and education in public health and sanitation lapsed. And doctors weren’t as quick to identify and treat patients. Scabies has a very classic presentation. Unfortunately if you aren’t accustomed to seeing the lesions it can be confused with other skin conditions. When I worked for the county health department I lost count of folks we had to go in and do mitigation for lice and scabies. Usually referred by word of mouth from older teachers not medical professionals.

[@MD-gw9kj]

We had a reverse experience. My then nine year old son broke out in a rash, first in his hands and then his abdomen. The pediatrician, after doing a Google search for comparison pictures, decided the rash was scabies. I challenged her given that none of our other children, nor parents had any issues, but she shared a photo she found and claimed it matched. This was in NYC; and he is part of the highly vaccinated generation of American children. He was a premie baby with chemical sensitivities and developed asthma. He had no route of exposure to scabies. She prescribed a topical pesticide that we were to cover every inch of his body with. I was was concerned given that he was a sensitivities, but I followed through with the doctor’s ‘expert’ advice. But the rash only got worse and was eventually diagnose as eczema.

[@nordan00]

Oh, man!

[@ElinWinblad]

@@MD-gw9kjI read somewhere that eczema is build up of waste from some sort of parasite.

[@scottrichter7511]

Interesting , a couple years ago doing a job at a ER surgeons home we got into a friendly debate about vaccines. Ivermectin came up and he looked surprised and realized why he couldnt get ivermectin for his patients with scabies. He seemed disgusted at the reason for the shortage. But it was funny a high school dropout like myself gave him a heads up. Thanks again for sharing your character and integrity to a world thats in a terrible fix because of the lack of it.

[@markanderson7214]

During the pandemic I downloaded an Australian government report into treating scabies in the aboriginal communities with ivermectin. I found it very interesting that when it was written pre-pandemic they were raving about the safety and effectiveness of the drug. A stark contrast to the TGA during certain dark times. From memory they were stating that even at many times the recommended dose it was still safe. Also no mention of it being a horse dewormer.

[@shantinaturechild3239]

I have a friend raising 70 healthy horses without ivermectin. It has created resistance and doesn't work anymore. Long-term reactions to ivermectin might be not so great. Some say it can cause the same effects as vaccine damage.

[@AndyJarman]

And remember Merc issuing safety warnings about it? They once held the copyright.

[@Svoorhout85]

Calling ivermectin "horse dewormer" is like calling water "engine coolant".

[@monicatry1583]

I did not have scabies but doctors were unsure and 2 x 2 tubes of Ivermectin followed, every part of the body from scalp to toes and every orifice. Tablets now available, good. I pushed for Ivermectin for Covid on social media and my MP. Ignored... no profit. Scandal.

[@tharsthat]

I am using the dog wormer at the moment. it is easy to get a hold of. A lot of things are getting removed from me. Skin spots I thought were a bit sus they are flaring up and want out. I had to pull up for a bit so I could use the "cream" to pull them out before I can take on more. Pain is the thing when you remove skin problems yourself but you can act on it faster than the medical system and ensure you got all below the surface as well. MY mate his Brother had a lump on his leg. They did a biopsy sent it to the lab and a few weeks or a month later they cut the lower half of his leg off. I think the time made the difference. I think in the old days they would have cut straight away and just do tests to see if they had got it all.

[@AngieG-ville45]

That song at the end is great! Thank you for your work!

[@helenrogers1400]

Thank you Dr. Campbell, you are a true BLESSING to humanity. I truly believe the History books will speak of you very kindly. You are a prince among men. May God bless you and keep you safe. Great grandmother from Chicago. ✝️🙏☘️🇮🇪🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@natehendricksen3338]

Thank you for sharing this Dr. John. It is so heartwarming to see the great work Wewafwa is doing. Such a great spirit and you can see how much his caring means to the folks he's working with

[@mary49ist]

Hit that 3 million mark. your honest, thoughtful wonderful views on life and the fight for honesty & decency have struck many. Congrats Dr, I have been onboard for a long time and look forward to you reports & guests. God Bless.

[@heideeide6513]

You’re a role model or a humble servant with a sincere, caring heart. I’m thankful I found your channel. God bless you and the man treating scabies in his community in this video. True humanitarians.

[@kevinsmith7287]

A quick note for anyone who took the bioweapon. If you ask your doctor for the batch number of the shot/s you have had, there is a CDC web site you can visit called "how bad is my batch". On the site you can enter the batch number/s and it will tell you all the symptoms related to that batch. It offers no medical solution; it just tells you what you can expect. This is old information that "people who knew better" wouldn't listen to.

[@susiegreaves7283]

Kevin that is very useful and what amazes me is that the CDC, by offering this information about batches and specific symptoms, is admitting how damaging the vaccine really is. But what about all the people that were treated in car parks and sports halls and stadiums etc? How will they find out their batch?

[@kevinsmith7287]

I'm sorry to say I do not know how you find out. The detective in me would try to track down the people who administered them and see if they have a record from that date. As for this being "an admission" by the CDC its actually just a list taken from VARS (I think) reports which is just what has been ALLOWED to be reported. I hope this helps.@@susiegreaves7283

[@Lolipop59]

That means that different batches had different composition ? How can we explain that different batches had different side effects?

[@AndyJarman]

That is scandalous, surely those who distributed and injected can be sued even if the CDC can't? It's proof the quality control and product was at fault.

[@DMa712]

The Evil beings behind this should be sitting in a jail cell. 😮

[@Jilliberation]

I worked as a vet assistant in my teens. When I was 17, there was an outbreak of scabies in my school. When I mentioned this in passing to my boss; he replied, "Nope, nope, nope, we'll have none of that here!". He then ordered me to open my mouth, as he squirted an appropriate amount (by weight) of an apple flavored paste preparation into it. I was the only one in school who didn't get scabies. Over the years I've successfully treated dozens, if not 100s of critters (birds and mammals, including humans) ranging in size from as small as a mouse, all the way up to as large as a Clydesdale, for various infections and infestations susceptible to the paste. When the pandemic hit, I already had an ample supply on hand. I've never had covid; nor am I vaccinated. However, the rest of my family bought into everything mainstream media said and thought I was a kook; until my magic paste drastically hastened recovery on 2 cases of Bell's Palsy and more than a dozen covid infections, that is....

[@whitemountainapache3297]

So spill it. What's in your concoction?

[@cynthiahodge9661]

It's ivermectin ​@@whitemountainapache3297

[@silvanaleverrier]

What was in the paste?

[@cynthiahodge9661]

Horse wormer paste is IVERMECTIN. You just adjust the weight. 1 tube is for like 1000 lbs, and there are 50 lb notches on the cylinder.

[@Jilliberation]

Ivermectin, of course. The infamous horse worming paste that the FDA and CDC went to war on, most likely to protect their investment portfolios. If Ivermectin was found to be effective in preventing or treating covid, MRNA vaccines never would have gotten emergency approval status. With Ivermectin's 84% efficacy in prevention of infection against all covid variants, widespread use would've limited MRNA vaccinations only to the most vulnerable for a short period of time.

[@jeremyacton4569]

I completely agree with this use of ivermectin. I once painted ivermectin over a furless dog that was dying of mange (dog scabies) and had ears full of ticks. I painted Ivermectin Drench for Sheep and Goats, and when I saw it again 2 weeks later, it was a brand new dog, with fur, and no ticks.

[@sammywhite9906]

Thas good news;)

[@samirahphillips9916]

Thank you, Dr. Campbell! I lived in the tropics when my kids were younger and scabies was a problem. I had no idea there was such a simple and effective cure! And the video actually brought tears to my eyes! To see such good being done when there is so much ugliness being perpetrated in the world brings much hope to my heart! God bless you and your team!

[@Roadnottaken27]

Dear samirahphillips9916, I was blessed by the video as well. I loved the beautiful song of praise and thanksgiving and the shout of victory by the mother who realized help had arrived for her children. 💕

[@thedawnpatrol7139]

​@Roadnottaken27 her joyous cry really got to me! God Bless that doctor and all who serve humanity so selflessly.

[@eileenlemmon8379]

John, I want to tell you before I procrastinate any further, that I think you are perhaps the best and most effective health care educator I have encountered on a lay channel. During part of my earlier career as a practicing RN, I worked in acute care, public health and nursing education, so (I think) I know what I am talking about. I first time I viewed one of your programs, without knowing your background, I concluded that you are a nurse. Your emphasis on the WHOLE patient and the importance of family and support systems in managing patient care, is a dead give away! Your ability to clearly explain things, breaking down complicated concepts and providing examples, and then “connecting all the dots” at the end, is illustrative of an effective educator. I have learned a lot from you and your guests. Thank you!

[@miaash3870]

THANK YOU Dr. John for your tremendous work in helping others.

[@anyat686]

Congrats on 3 million subscribers. I remember when you reached 100k and got your silver KZbin plaque !

[@Pelsluisje]

I'm from the Netherlands. Looking for dr Campell from the first start.

[@Diponty]

Bot?

[@ryansharp799]

No one cares 😴

[@ryansharp799]

I remember when you got to your first 1K subscribers so no one cares that you didn’t make it to the party until 100K… pfftt… catch up please 👍

[@anyat686]

Ok. I came in around 70k. 😂

[@MichaelMichael-g7d]

I loved the song. God bless.

[@berightsittight1276]

Good Morning Dr. Campbell. Thanks for your kindness ❤

[@briannewman6216]

Ivermectin, the medication that must not be named.

[@Dylanesque]

You just named it. 🤫

[@lukecaldwell7721]

The first rule of mind control is. You don't commit doublethink or thought crime.

[@MrReubenTishkoff]

We can say that the respiratory virus we got self-identifies as scabies and we're golden!

[@livingwell5892]

I've heard it cures some canswer as well. No wonder they are censoring it.

[@catkin-z8g]

Leaf tobacco boiled in water used to be used to treat scabies. Silvette H, Larson PS, Haag HB. Medical uses of tobacco: past and present. Virginia Med Monthly 1958;85:

[@firequeen7872]

Sir, you are a blessing to humanity 🙏❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@veritasvincit2745]

Shill

[@miaash3870]

Dr John, I think it would be helpful to give your viewers the information they need to make donations to, however small it may be, for the children in Uganda. Thank you Dr John for your marvellous work.

[@luluthestargazer]

The link is clearly marked in blue under the video

[@joshuakarr-BibleMan]

It's in the description. Tap on the video title, if you're on a phone.

[@miaash3870]

@@luluthestargazer I have already seen it, my dear! It simply helps to hear Dr John say it on his lovely programme!

[@Threadbow]

​@@miaash3870have to be careful that it gets to them. Corrupt officials steal.

[@artizan52]

It’s heart warming to see good things happening. How we take simple things for granted .. and feel bad or hard done to. Applaud you in your work and sometimes the healing is all about being human.. Good bless your work .

[@paulywally1957]

There is no greater love than this... We often think this means that somebody goes into a physical battle a war scene and risks his or her own life to save others.. but there are many different battlefields, and those who devote their lives for the betterment and protection of others also love and give all. I thank God for you Dr John and for this your ministry and for today's video showing the love of one doctor still doing home visits😅 caring for those who are suffering dedicating his life to their good.❤ And I believe that you also are doing the same. God bless you.. as you are a blessing❤

[@andrewwhite1065]

You never cease to impress me, Dr. John. It was you and 2 other presenters only that i followed almost daily during Covid, that kept me sane, healthy & well informed. A big thank you.

[@wendyg8536]

The second point on doctors/nurses etc covid contracts here in nz, was that in no uncertain terms was Ivermectin allowed to be prescribed, specifically Ivermectin. ..with the obvious threat of consequences. Which, by default, implies exactly what we all now know..it worked..and was the specific reason for omission to justify emergency use of vaccine.

[@mettemiriam148]

....same here in Norway. We purchased from abroad, but it was stopped in the custom..

[@trekketoo]

I just don't understand why this isn't criminally prosecuted. It's still difficult to get IVM.

[@Hovercraftltd]

Banning effective treatment to permit emergency use of experimental medecine indicates how evil and corrupt our authorities and medical establishment now are and intend to remain .... they love weilding the power and getting the money their 'Pandemics' provide .... expect more 'escapes' of gain of function embyonic bio weapons.

[@evapedersen9397]

@@mettemiriam148 Wormwood, Artemisia Annua, they used it in Madagascar.

[@keyproductions100]

what does the "P" stand for in GP? They are 100% IN ON IT.

[@zuzuspetals8323]

God bless you and Wefwafwa, Dr. John. You are God’s hands and feet in this world, and we thank you!

[@peterdronfield1866]

We tend to close our minds to what we cant see. And to think we cant change because we dont have enough money. For all that is wrong in this world we must share the problems and not turn away. . The people with the power have no compassion so we must work together. Every little bit can make a lot. John. You are an inspiration !

[@9critterchris877]

Dr. Campbell, You are such an inspiration. Your video was helpful and the Dr in Africa is truly a blessing to those people. God bless you all!

[@marku606]

In late February of 2020 a care home in Toronto Canada (Valley View nursing home) had a scabies outbreak on the top, fourth floor. They tried a topical cream but it didn't work. So they administered ivermectin to each of the 170 residents, one pill. The other three floors also got a pill for prevention, at a lower dose. The ivermectin worked for scabies, but it also worked for something else. As it turned out there was a covid outbreak very shortly thereafter. Only six residents got covid, and four of these were asymptomatic. No resident on the fourth floor got Covid. The staff did not receive the ivermectin and they got Covid in expected numbers. The daughter of a resident got wind of this through a staff member, and they relayed this very newsworthy story to CTV news. When CTV attempted to follow up on this story and contact the nursing home about it, the nursing home went silent. Were they embarrassed about the scabies outbreak? Maybe. Here's an interview with the daughter of one of the residents in the spring of 2020 about it : kzbin.info/www/bejne/bommiq2mfad4oas

[@arttytsai]

can’t let ppl know ivm worked on covid

[@user-sq1zf4mv6z]

Hello Dr. Campbell, I just wanted to say that your are a servant of the people, and among those who want to tell the truth, and backed up by citations from studies. Besides, the knowledgeable people you bring on serve to reinforce your message of telling the truth and helping us to be healthier and make informed decisions about our health! I've subscribed!

[@melissavancleave8686]

You are amazing. Love your points. Your do have me itching this morning. God bless your heart.

[@BonikaShears]

My daughter got scabies from trying on bridesmaid dresses at the bridal store. Those sample dresses are never washed and just one unwashed person after another trying them on. We are in a metropolitan area, Atlanta GA. Ivermectin was prescribed.

[@gabriellagrace4734]

Nasty

[@TimValenti-v9l]

Clean has nothing to do with parasites 😂 they eat your blood and skin. They don’t care if your dirty or clean

[@elainehensley2420]

The song, at the end, brought tears to my eyes. That's what it means to truly be a Christian. God bless you Dr John, and Doctor Wefwafwa, for doing God's Good work, and helping the hopeless to find Hope. Much love, heartfelt prayers, and huge respect, to you both. ❤🙏

[@Mackeson3]

Ivermectin is amazing stuff. We used it a lot on the farm. As our vet used to say Kills anything with no legs and anything with 6 legs and above i.e. Worms, fluke, fleas mites etc.👍

[@tolahornottolah2190]

And virus’. That’s why the inventor won the Peace price

[@hoboroadie4623]

Permethrin fixes most of the problems but the mites just laugh that off. Better living through Chemistry.

[@hoboroadie4623]

@@tolahornottolah2190 I thought that a cure for River Blindness was the big fix that got everyone excited.

[@stoutz]

Yep great drug for parasites! Sadly not for viral infections, however.

[@stoplookinent4791]

im taking it for two weeks straight these bastards still wont die😢

[@webber977]

The irony of that short clip, I looked around all the kids, with next to nothing and all I could see was beautiful smiles I look around me in the UK and all I see is sad eyes and apathy

[@GingerPeacenik]

The kids in the video aren't glued to screens all day.

[@Wadders1]

English people on average have run down DNA likely from breeding within the same small communities for so long, predisposing them to higher levels of mental instability, mild autism and poor mood regulation throughout life which is probably why everyones so negative, salty and depressed with no positive outlook on life round here while everyone enjoys taking part in generating more pain and anger for eachother, this small island is a negativity surcharge generator.

[@RE-sc9bz]

They also arent being seperated by innumerable divisions by the adults around them... you know, sex... race... etc. Oh, but that seemed like an extremely homogeneous society... No wonder they were getting along fine. Perhaps "First World" countries could take a lesson here.

[@veritasvincit2745]

That's what state sanctioned and funded Psy-Ops through nudge units and the bought-and-paid-for bitch media does to people.

[@veritasvincit2745]

Psy-Op fodder. 👍​@@GingerPeacenik

[@johnnydeadd]

You're a Good Man, good sir. I raise my drink to you from across the ocean. 🍻🇺🇲🇬🇧

[@beverleypeacock]

Me too..Cheers. Dr John is amazing.

[@cjhards]

To all dr fanboys! Why is he aloud to chat Covid but others get their channels taken down?? When you have worked it out, you can thank me later 🫡

[@sachabarlow9483]

Ivermectin a wonderful and life saving drug. Useful for so many afflictions. We have our own supply just in case.

[@heathermcclelland4857]

Where do you get it ?

[@sachabarlow9483]

@@heathermcclelland4857 not sure if this reply will show. Try from India Google India mart.

[@sachabarlow9483]

From IndiaMart

[@nerdwhispererscottyj.3912]

Amazon sells a few different brands of horse de-wormer. I preferred the DuraMectin brand 1.87% paste when I got scabies from the cats I had years ago. It has notches on the dispensing plunger corresponding to 50# of body weight. A BB-sized drop rubbed into the cat's food cured them.@@heathermcclelland4857

[@jamiebrandon8475]

@@heathermcclelland4857 Google it. Veterinary supply place

[@chicofrijoles]

To give you the biggest complement I can imagine, is I wish I could be like you. So incredibly caring. I wish I could give you a big hug, Dr. John.

[@bonniewillson7364]

Beautiful song. Thanks for helping these beautiful people. Many blessings❤️🙏🏻

[@ericrawson2909]

Sounds like autotune corrected voice to me. Puts me right off. Natural voice infinitely better than 100% precision computer adjusted voice.

[@deidrezanker1383]

Does any one know the name of the song or who recorded it originally?

[@Campbellteaching]

No, its not, it is recorded locally in Uganda in a very low tech studio

[@Jibe-ho]

Wefwafwa is truly amazing!. I could never imagine ever seeing a UK doctor or nurse washing a patient’s clothes or bedding under any circumstances. Actually, come to think of it, in this day and age I could never imagine seeing a UK doctor at all!

[@esecallum]

They have gone into hiding never to be seen again 😢

[@doughill1945]

So true. The best you can hope for is a telephone consultation.

[@esecallum]

@@doughill1945 overpaid pillmills. Don't trust them. Don't t believe them. Captain Kirk from the TUC.

[@GingerPeacenik]

Buy him a coffee by clicking on the video title. It's in the pop up on the upper right of your screen.

[@lisakirk605]

lol

[@Nook747]

So heartwarming to see these poor people getting treatment..As someone who was born in Nigeria, and lived there till the age of 9, I know the problems they face....Thank you for sharing this video. They are always so greatful for any help they get.

[@HilaryOwls]

Doc. John you make some of the most wonderful and hopeful videos around (as well as the more run-of-the-mill very informative and data packed ones of course) Thank you.

[@dirtyd6174]

Thank you, Dr. Campbell, I pray that Yahuah keeps you with us for many years to come... Amen. ❤️🙏❤️

[@rocklover7437]

I treated a very sad sick fox with mange with Ivectemin .I guessed her weight and followed the course and she looked fantastic and healthy.

[@Svoorhout85]

Unfortunately a lot of foxes carry diseases. There are a lot of them in the forests in my area and we were raised to avoid eating wild berries due to "fox worms" infesting them that come from their droppings.

[@GingerPeacenik]

I treated a mother raccoon and her three cubs with ivermectin paste injected into marshmallows. They started out pink and with very little fur remaining, and were fluffy and near glossy after 2-3 months! I posted about this on YT a few years ago, and they removed my channel for "hate speech".

[@GingerPeacenik]

And thank you for caring for the fox!

[@jimmyzoom1143]

cant believe you gave it horse paste

[@SharonMarsh-r5j]

Sweet of you to care for fox. Lovely arnt they.

[@paleofemme]

You are literally a Godsend! We have no idea how good we have it in the US and UK.

[@cutazabutton]

My dermatologist husband had prescribed ivermectin for 35 years for scabies. However, once CoVid hit he had to fill out government paperwork declaring why he needed to RX ivermectin, thus delaying a patients treatment. Unbelievable how authorities interfered in a doctors ability to treat their patients during the Pandemic.

[@AK-sm3kp]

27 yesrs ago, me and my husband went on our honeymoon to Sanibel Island and we both came home with red dots all over us. So we both went to the walk in clinic and the doctor told us we had scabies. We were mortified!! The doctor prescribed an ivermectin lotion that really didn't help. But we were so embarrassed, we just toughed it out until the little sores healed. Years later we were looking at going back for our Anniversary and started reading up on the island to see if anything had changed. I kept coming across something called "noseeums" which basicly was a sand flea. HA!! All that time we thought we had scabies when we had been bit up by the noseeums!! I believe that was our first encounter with ivermectin. We both took the injectable kind when we had covid and took it orally. It was the safest way. 100% Ivermectin. I still take it when I get sick or if I've eaten something that didn't sit right.😁✌🏻

[@azwife1715]

Point well taken❤ God bless all your work and knowledge

[@The_Fortean_Dentist]

Sorry if this sounds like the pedants revolt. 1) Sarcoptes scabiei is a mite and therefore an arachnid, not an insect. 2) The size is 0.3-0.45 mm. You made them ten times that size! They are microscopic! These are rare factual mistakes for you in an otherwise a excellent tutorial, as always.

[@LelandReview]

Actually many different kinds of scabies. The ones he's talking about in Africa are much larger. Norwegian scabies is another bad kind to watch for. Scabies we find all over North America are the very tiny kind.

[@lavios162]

sounds like he misplaced his decimal point, lol. Imagine that.... it would be like Herod getting eaten by worms. Honest mistake. An obvious but good catch. 👍

[@infernalsorcery7923]

He literally said it was an electron scanning microscope. We know they're microscopic from the video. And he called them mites in the video as well. Bro just wants to offer 2 red cents covered in ass sweat.

[@Campbellteaching]

Apologies and correction. In this video I wrongly say the scabies mites (Sarcoptes scabiei) are insects, they are not and are correctly classified as Arachnida. This is because the adult mites have 8 legs, so are in the same group as spiders. Insects of course have 6 legs. They are 0.2 to 0.45 mm in size, not 10 times bigger as I said, always important to put the decimal point in the correct place. I hope to resume normal service in the next video.

[@The_Fortean_Dentist]

@@Campbellteaching No worries! As I said, I was being pedantic. You are normally so accurate I was surprised. "Kep yew a'troshin' bor"

[@jeanmalone1323]

What a beautiful uplifting video Thank you Dr John Admire you all God Bless you all

[@mabelheinzle2275]

Thank you for the compassion for all of us

[@outcastoffoolgara]

Thank you for being a legend and a human of great compassion and understanding.

[@martaalvarez4859]

Exclent presentation Dr. Campbell. Always appreciate your efforts to educate us on health matters.

[@riverloddon]

During the pandemic I caught the delta version and was very sick. Strangely I contracted scabies the same week. Not wanting to infect my doctor I phoned my doctor and managed to get prescribed Ivermectin. A day later I was beter and still un vaxxed.

[@Campbellteaching]

Weire coincidence, still delighted you are better

[@BrahhdaCliffJones]

I contracted scabies and was prescribed ivermectin too around that time. Funny coincidence. I also bought the book Ivermectin for the world just a week before..

[@juliajones3613]

Very well done, both of you, hats off to you! 😂

[@logansrun6478]

Well highlighted comment Dr John. Just show's what a backwards 🤡🌎 we live in. 🤦🏽‍♂️💉

[@stewarttrickett3033]

So? When I got COVID, the serious symptoms only lasted a day. It was very common. And no, I didn't take Ivermectin.

[@alidolally4851]

Oh my goodness. This was so ingenious on so many levels. I see what you did there, you FABULOUS gentleman. Thank you. Stay safe. 🙏🏼

[@repentjesusiscomingsoon1529]

What do you mean?

[@susangibson6940]

​@@repentjesusiscomingsoon1529he was able to talk about Ivermectin and not get censored. Follow the comments and people will see success stories on Ivermectin treating other ailments.

[@andymuller327]

Perfect approach. Let the world know how good safe and effective real medicine make the difference! Brilliant!!

[@Fourby]

I’m Happy to have Donated, follow the link folks, this mans work makes a direct difference

[@grainofsand7841]

Scabies is referred to as mange in America. There's typically 2 types of mange, sarcoptic, and demodectic, and it typically affects dogs, cats, wild animals in America. Sulphur lotion from farm stores can also cure it, as well as used motor oil.

[@jesseakers7298]

My daughter has scabies now. We are unable to get the mediation, but did get the sulphur soap. Also we can buy the treatment for the pigs but I have no idea what is the dose. Amazing how the world is fuking us. Any advice? I'm going to take the pig ivermectin myself in the dose given for the pigs before giving it to her.

[@WilliamMiller-nr5gb]

​@@jesseakers7298Find your child a better pediatrician. You can get the appropriate medications shipped to you. Do that instead of giving either of you vet meds.

[@catkin-z8g]

Tobacco leaves soaked in boiling water used to be used to treat Scabies according to Silvette H, Larson PS, Haag HB. Medical uses of tobacco: past and present. Virginia Med Monthly 1958;85:

[@1man2many]

Actually, no. Depending on the type of mite, a topical treatment pesticide will work, but the burrowing sarcoptic are underneath the skin most of the time, larvae and eggs are under the skin. Used motor oil can be lethal, depending on the animal. For cats and dogs, use Revolution (selemectin) topical flea product- it goes systemic and will kill roundworms too. Swine, use ivermectin injectable.

[@CIVAN1O]

@@jesseakers7298 Animal iv m is per the animals weight. Adjust the dose to your weight and you will be good.

[@suzannesb1691]

That song at the end was beautiful! Thank you for sharing this.

[@PaddyDixieTheMinerva82]

Great video, John. Thank you

[@paulamcminn2532]

Dr Campbell you’re the best. I thank you for this uplifting video. Many blessings to you!

[@coverbye]

Thank you Dr John for all of the amazing work you do ❤️.

[@MsMarinakr]

Nowadays, for some reason GPs are very reluctant to prescribe Ivermectin even for treatment of parasite diseases

[@ttttttttttttttoms]

Becouse ohw not recomended since last haos ksrantin- too effective.

[@jeffreiland7463]

The global medical industrial complex wants to continue to discredit Ivermectin. Most doctors will obey their masters.

[@susanpetropoulos1039]

“For some reason…”😂😂

[@Mr371312]

Its bad news. With 'ndemic we've seen people instead being prescribed very new, expensive, rare and side effect laden drugs instead. Entirely besides the cough shot itself.

[@GingerPeacenik]

It had been in trials as a cure for cancer. They can't allow that, now!

[@mallymore2154]

It's good to see your channel as become a long way this past 4 year's..

[@patsavard9810]

Thank you for the song. I love it. Its been a while since I heard 'African' singing and I miss it. I worked in West Africa for a few years last century ( that sure makes me sound ancient 😅). I worked a lot with the youth choir, when not nursing - it was great fun and a real blessing to me!

[@juliefreeborn5906]

About ten years ago I heard from a nurse in York that they had been dealing with an outbreak of scabies amongst asylum seekers. A while later I enquired from her about this outbreak and she denied any knowledge of it. My guess was that they had all been ordered to hush this up.

[@epicchannel4724]

Worth looking at this amazing medication and cancer research.

[@sachabarlow9483]

And good for the medicine cabinet. Often found in India over the counter.

[@paul4020]

Do you honestly think this hasn't been testing against cancers?

[@sachabarlow9483]

@@paul4020 it has been shown to have many mechanisms against cancer.

[@epicchannel4724]

@@paul4020 It's only recently been tested smart ass. You honestly think pharmaceutical companies have any interest in an out of patent, dirt cheap drug working against cancer? We only know what we do now because of independent labs.

[@maralfniqle5092]

​@paul4020 it has, there are many studies about it even in the BMJ.

[@richardwaring8613]

Be warned. If you are pregnant and develop an unbearable itch there is another possibility. My wife was diagnosed with scabies when she developed an unbearable itch. She was horrified, and read around the subject and timidly suggested to the GP that it was obstetric cholestasis. A simple blood test detected the bile salts in her ciculatory system. My wife was induced three weeks early in order to prevent the bile salts causing brain damage to our daughter and as soon as our daughter was born the itching stopped. Needless to say, no apology was forthcoming. My daughter suffered no brain damage, thankfully.

[@AndyJarman]

Wow, good call! Of course the doctor will have been praised for listening, no mention of his negligence!

[@misdangered4326]

Champion wife 🏆

[@TerryWilcox-j4j]

Thank god for that

[@rosyapplekitchen635]

Gosh that is such an awful mistake that is actually quite common in pregnancy!

[@avag1424]

During the Covid worries, when I became sceptical of the narrative, I continued watching your channel as I felt you were someone to watch to provide data and give me much needed balance to my scepticism! So glad I did, and then was so glad to see that you did eventually see that there was a different side to this story! This vid about the use of Ivermectin for “scabbies” is what I heard of back in the initial Covid scare. Is anecdotal of course, but was early on that I heard of a nursing home that had a scabbies outbreak on one of their floors….they were treated with Ivermectin for that….and that was then the only floor that didn’t have a Covid outbreak! Go figure ❤ Carry on dear Dr. Campbell, your voice is being heard!

[@barbaratathan2639]

God bless you, Dr JC. May He continue to guide and protect you in your life journey. Keep up the wonderful work you are doing as you will be rewarded.❤

[@robtmcL12]

Thanks John. Watching this video made me itch !!! And it was one of them where you scratch it, and it moved !!

[@Inner_stillness]

Great information and such wonderful work being done to help these families. 🙏🏻❤️

[@archangelrevelations9532]

I thank God for your soul brother John.

[@Kinkle_Z]

I remember when I was about 19 we had a scabies scare in our community in Boston. Fortunately, I never got it and neither did anyone else. Phew! Great work in Uganda! Thanks Dr. Campbell...

[@FredPerps]

It would have come from a medication of some description or food and water like all other illnesses

[@jonnynice8366]

"and neither did anyone else" lmao, so nothing happened.

[@kevinb4438]

Today I watched your piece on The Death of Science and while watching couldn’t help but think you need to be interviewed on The Dr Jorden B Peterson Podcast and to my surprise while watching your work on Scabies and Ivermectin I noticed at the very end was a frame of Dr Peterson’s -My Clinical License is as Good as Gone podcast title page. I see this as a more than just a coincidence to remind me to encourage you to please work towards making a podcast with Jordon a reality. You are both educators who educate and doctors committed to the oath of office and uniquely similar in your voice crying out often sorrowfully into a wilderness curtained in deceit and miss-understanding that needs light. Thank you for all you do Kevin Brotherston

[@kimchi_b]

If I were crazy I might think there are lots of coded hints in this video ;)

[@hoboroadie4623]

Are you serious? "Doctor" Peterson is a bad joke and a waste of time. He makes no sense, ever. Doctor Campbell is a serious man who understands science. It is no use trifling with fools.

[@geraldineelliott2731]

I like both Jordan Peters on and Dr John. It would be great to hear a discussion between the two.

[@mariacalado9430]

Thank you Dr Campbell! I absolutely look forward to every single video you post. Faith in the medical community is at an all time low with great reason. I'm wondering if your video is trying to sound the alarm on the potential outbreak of Scabies which may be caused by the surge of immigrants that have crossed our border recently. Tucker Carlson just did a piece on how they are being housed in cramped spaces in airports, police stations etc.

[@chrismachin2166]

“ God use me as I am.” Great words in the song. Repentance and Faith in Christ,the only way to have peace ,happiness and joy ,meaning ,purpose and value in your life.

[@lisakirk605]

❤

[@Tom-c5m7g]

Thank you Dr Campbell!! God bless these people.

[@AVToth]

The Eagle Pass crossing had to be closed twice last year because the agents became so debilitated from scabies. There were two agents interviewed at the time and while scabies was a problem, what really was terrifying to them was the cases of drug resistant TB coming through that didn't even raise eyebrows. NewYork is seeing a great increase in TB. Dr. Campbell, wouldn't, shouldn't TB and even greater, Drug Resistant TB have governmental health departments screaming at the tops of their lungs? That didn upset anyone so it's not a surprise that the cases of DRUG RESISTANT LEPROSY going through Florida to New York didn't rattle anyone either.

[@CATin77]

Great practical verified information...... Great seeing the people of the Doctor Rafarer.......Beautiful,

[@tinabaconsrevenge653]

Thank you Doc.. God Bless you and your family

[@nancydemers6398]

Bless the people who help the needy, God b glorified...thank you all

[@robertsmiczsmiczamplificat593]

Fantastic video. People doing what people should do!!! Help other people.

[@warrenschaich6873]

Check out Pierre's Cory book, The War on Ivermectin.He is also a great fighter for truth.

[@jarichards99utube]

Hey Dr Campbell THANK You VERY Much...! 😊 👍 THIS - is Absolutely One Of My MOST FAVORITE subjects... Oh yah, and the info about Scabies was ALSO most interesting : ) -70SomethingGuy

[@3coins.]

Here in Louisiana we have a lot of immigrants and the children have measles, mumps and scabies. These kids are very sick and our hospital only has about two days of meds left. We just don’t have enough hospitals in our state. Bless you for all your work.

[@sherriekeogh3342]

Once while working in a clothing factory in ireland everyone handling velvet imported from China got scabies half the factory had raw hands and the itching kept people awake at night the velvet was imported to make jackets in the 80s it was a nightmare

[@billkirkland9258]

My brother sister in law and nephew all just diagnosed with scabies in Canberra. Dr prescribed ivermectin.