Have you recovered...i hope you are well

I'm taking 10,000iu daily

Good luck to you sir. Your beautiful country will bounce back.

@@mikepelligrino6329 I think it is too much.you can destroy your livers

Stay well, friend!

zinxeb Bingo! A patient cured is a patient lost.

You hit the nail on the head. It's more about making money than health.

Bingo!

Exactly

I think that's the case in America where it suits the insurance for people to be sick but in the UK the government needs us to be well so where not a drain on the NHS

www.rev.com/blog/transcripts/americas-frontline-doctors-scotus-press-conference-transcript

big pharma will kill anyone who mentions it.

they dont read. they have corrupt advisors

absolutely true!

why dont you tight fisted people send him a pound each. empty thanks are no use to him. he cant spend thanks.

I would love to see that!

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Dr. John Campbell I need to find a way to send you contact information. I’m sure you will visit someday.

Dr. John Campbell I’m available on Facebook messenger. And I’m now following you on FB.

I'd love to see your museum too. You're the one next to Central Park?

Uti may

Finally....This was known 10 years ago .

He is a Dr.Nurse.

With a PhD so well equipped to review literature for us. Thank you

@@caribaez5711 Dr John is an academic. Say no more!!!!!

Hes a realy good doctor and man.

Interesting, well done

What does IU mean in US TERMS? And what product is the best to buy? Here we have “NATURES MADE” Thank you for your help.

Mz Dee Mz Dee IU’s are international units. I’m not sure what the conversation is to mg. I’m sure it’s in Dr. Campbell’s videos. I use NOW brand of vitamin D3. I also take vitamin K2 with it to help calcium absorb into the bones and teeth rather than the blood vessels and organs.

TurboCMinusMinus yes I have. That’s why I take vitamin K2 to allow calcium to get absorbed into the bones and teeth and not the arteries and organs. I’m not taking it for the long term. It’s only to get my levels up. Go back and watch Dr. Campbell’s video when he mentions about vitamin D being absorb into fat cells before it gets into the bloodstream. When you have more fat on your body, you need to take a higher dosage.

Kathrin Turner Oh ok thank you so so much ❤️

You and everyone else. Things have only gotten worse over the last 100 years but remember we had rickets before the 1918 Spanish Flu. Does Less Sun Mean More Disease? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a9qXn7NivrDIfZc.html

Susan Masson dr Campbell recommended 25mcg daily.

Same. I have been taking 5500 I.U. with 120 mcg K2 (MK7).

❤️ preventive help with coronavirus. Speak quietly out loud or in normal voice "God, please make my health perfect and completely free from harmful virus. Thank you." Repeat every 1-2 hours (8-16 times a day) as long as the pandemic lasts and until a safe vaccine or other cure is available. God is love. This helps. No cost. www.howtocallongodforhelp.com Healing can happen on different levels. We're not just physical beings. Consciousness, thought, and prayer is not well understood yet plays a major role in healing. We all have a name. Yet science can't identify our name by any chemical or physical markers through careful examination of the human body. Healing is both mind and body. "A problem exists today regarding some know how to call on God for help while others do not. This loving help is available to all of us regardless of moral character, religious views, and personal beliefs. God does not punish and helps anyone asking correctly. God is love." Social distancing helps prevent infected droplets, splatter, and aerosol particles from entering the lungs. Reducing viral concentration will give the body better odds at handling infection. First line workers are at high risk because of continuous exposure to the virus, thus greater susceptibility to Covid19. Fever, cough, sudden loss of smell and taste, and shortness of breath have characterized the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. Masks, face Shields, washing hands and disinfecting surfaces. Look into foods high in Vitamin C (avoid harmful synthetic Vitamin C supplements), Vitamin D/Vitamin K2 (20 minutes daily sunlight or supplement), and zinc. Please share. Thank you. ❤️

Perfect educator.

Yeah, they've become part of my morning routine. Put it on the speakers and listen while I eat breakfast

Jeppo Jinx cool story bro, however no one is going to read all this, man. 🤣

He is brilliant!

God Bless!Amen!

That's so sad...

That and obesity from sitting around as you said.

CoVeR-Up 19'84 could just as well be called "D"eficiency syndrome ", No matter how much it upsets the BillGatesDeadlyVirus & ToxicVacine depopulation corporation. Their next disappointment; I V E R M E C T I N A by product of bacteria( they've been using it for 10 forevers to ward off viral attackers). Satoshi Omura discovered it way back in the previous century and have up the patent to help humanity. And what a wonderful job it does. Research it for a fascinating story. One of my favorites= "mosquitoes who bite people with ivermectin in their system die". It's like the vampire effect in reverse!

I remember people with rickets back in the day. In those who went through two world wars it was quite a common sight.

There is so much disease that this hormone has to prevent in children. It is a tragedy that this knowledge has been forgotten. Lost generations. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5541280/

When I was a kid, my mother dosed my brother & I with cod liver oil. We did not really eat any fish, so I am really grateful for this, as nasty as it tasted at the time.

My Mom would give me Cod Liver Oil ! 🤢 🤦‍♂️😂

Thats because cods are horrible animals

It's still in use in Scandinavia -- at least in northern Norway when I last visited there. Shot glasses and a bottle of cod liver oil at a hotel breakfast buffet!

Cardinal Fang It seems the UK and the US are brothers in madness as well. Have you seen the news reports of the idiots in Florida and Texas and Arizona? If all the states had just followed the procedures implemented in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey, we would have controlled the spread. But, as is human nature, “it’s always someone else problem until that problem smacks you in the face”

Apparently it's more politically correct to deny that there are biological differences between races than to recommend vitamin D to save lives, disproportionately black lives since they are twice as likely to be deficient.

I think it is a bit more complicated than that. The UK government has been woefully slow on everything covid related so I would not expect them to give good advice now on anything. They seem to want everything to go through a clinical trial and have conclusive evidence before recommending Vitamin D. I think there is confusion about the difference between using vitamin D as a treatment when you have Covid vs. correcting vitamin D deficiency for optimal immunity. Also the government has spent 30 years warning of the danger of sun exposure with regard to skin cancer. They are right on this of course, but they have never mentioned the role of sun exposure in creating vitamin D before. Maybe they think this would confuse the skin cancer message. There is the problem that for some pale skinned people the sun really can be dangerous enough to put them in hospital after only a few hours of unprotected exposure. Maybe the government thinks that if they tell people to get out into the sun some people will over do it. In reality few people seems to listen to the advice on sun exposure anyway.

@@blackboxcameracom all fine, except it was NICE that originally repudiated the benefit of Vitamin D (not the government) and then SACN (not the government).

@@rijamor Government ministers, government civil servants, government advisers, government agencies and quangos are all part of the same thing. They exist to govern the country. They are all part of the government. Dr Campbell was able to recommend Vitamin D in January based on first principles that should be understood by any other medical professional. Today the NHS website still says there is no evidence vitamin D has any value in countering coronavirus. For those of us who have followed the science presented by Dr Campbell and many others, this advice from our government via the NHS just seems hopelessly wrong.

He is such a nice Dr. God Bless him always!

Thanks for sharing!!

Me too! I started following him in February and I think I alone have talked several people into taking it thanks to Dr. Campbell.

1500 mg? I hope you mean 1500 IU, because recommended vitamin D upper limit is 4000 UI = 100 micrograms

@TurboCMinusMinus I've taken Osteocare tablets for years to prevent osteoporosis which runs in my family. Among other things they contains calcium, D3 and magnesium.

Too many opinions not appreciated. Sorry I posted my treatment plan.

@TurboCMinusMinus Excess vitamin D can cause hypercalcemia, which means you absorb too much calcium, giving you a high blood calcium level, which is apparently bad for bones, but that only happens at very high doses. There's been a recommendation to take vitamin K2, to counteract that tendency.

Agree! Interesting you can top up your vitamin D by using sunbeds.

you could turn black and get a knee on your neck.

May The God Almighty Bless Everybody!Amen!

Ditto.

Thank you. That's nmol/l , right? Or almost 29 ng/ml on 2000 iu/daily. Gives us an idea. It is very risky to get tested for vitamin d - there may be an increased risk of contracting the virus.

It's also good for strong bones. My doctor has me buying 2,000 IU per day for osteoporosis.

@@frankporter6169 That is nmol/L. You do not need to test, regardless of your current level, just take 4000-6000 IU per day and you are covered.

@@hn5460 if I took that level I'd be past toxicity at this point surely if I got to 71 from 18 with 2000 toxicity is from 80

@@taraedney1706 Are you in the US? My guess is you are from Canada since you were talking about IU and the serum level is about right in nmol/L units for the amount of vitamin D you are taking. If you were talking about ng/ml units, which is in use in the U.S., I would suggest you to double check the last result with your doctor again at your next appointment. Meanwhile, just keep taking 2000 IU daily dose as suggested by your doctor. It is a very safe maintaining dose.

That's interesting

Yes.when my level sat at 12 i felt awful both physically and mentally .And was diagnosed with depression and fibromyalgia Since getting levels up the depression has eased .

Yes.when my level sat at 12 i felt awful both physically and mentally .And was diagnosed with depression and fibromyalgia Since getting levels up the depression has eased .

Sunlight has benefits beyond just Vit. D tho.

@@TinaWhite-om7pt God Bless!

So true

It is racist to deny darker skinned people knowledge to save their lives. Lack of common sense.

Campbell has come to the conclusion that their recommendation is based on skin colour. I'm not so sure he's right. I think it's far more complex than that. Some white people get huge amounts of sun, some get none. How do you recommend a dose for those two extremes? Perhaps it's best to hear from SACN before jumping to such conclusions.

@@vihuelamig he said the only way to know is to test the levels in the blood. For everyone, black or white or in between.

@@vihuelamig look at the figures in the US. Pretty conclusive I would have thought and as Dr Campbell said a pretty safe bet to take Vitamen D supplement.

I appreciate that!

You could buy wild caught fish.

I would try an independent clinic or a different doctor. When I was pregnant, I consistently got my vit D tested. I was low & now supplement daily

Medicare covered vit D testing for me in NY

Your doctor would appear mistaken; Medicare does cover testing for Vitamin D in my own experience.

From everything I’ve studied 4000IU’s is the correct adult dose. 5000 seems to be the closest dosage sold here in the USA anyway. Hopefully 5k a day keeps the Covid away😃🇺🇸👍

Not so. Medicare does pay for the test. Ask another doctor to schedule it.

Simple - stop using sunscreen and bathe in the sun at 20 minute intervals to start. Then, as you tan, increase the time. I’m immunocompromised, of Celtic origin, have very fair skin and I have been able to tan. And the biggest thing is that I have not caught Covid yet, and I should have by now.

Generally, half the sun exposure that would produce a sunburn is sufficient for optimal vitamin D production.

@@EelcoHillenius There is other research indicating be replete in assorted carotenoids lessens the risk of sunburn in the pale skinned. And more methyl folate may also help prevent some of the risks.

She had me try limited exposure (20 to 40 minutes daily) for 3 months first. Since I was vacationing in Florida most of that time getting the required amount of sun was actually easy. Still too low. Then she started the supplements. Actually took almost a year of experimentation for her to be happy with my numbers!

So you're afraid of skin cancer but use all those toxic sunscreens on a daily basis? Just put on some 100% natural coconut oil and don't be afraid of the sun so much, You'll be fine.

Zakk Rios I hope you educated them, and referred them to Dr. Campbell's vids.

Linda Douglas I educated them and told them to do their research. But they seem to know it all already lol

THEIR EDUCATION IS FUNDED BY BIG PHARMA MEDICAL SCHOOLS. I FIND MOST DOCTORS TO BE ARROGANT AND VERY IGNORANT OUTSIDE THEIR VERY NARROW FIELD. IF YOU MENTION VITAMINS THEY WILL STICK THEIR NOSE IN THE AIR AND SNIFF IN DISDAIN. IF YOU MENTIONS REMDESVIR THEY WILL PISS PANTS IN THEIR WITH ORGASMIC EXCITEMENT.

Take Zinc 35 to 40 mg D3 3,000 to 4,000 iu C 2,000 to 3,000 mg

Great steps! Do you take zinc as well?

I haven't been taking zinc thus far, but I have been taking vitamin C (USDA dosage daily)

@@roarkegriffon5657 Ok, AFAIK Quercetin helps to transport zinc to the cells which helps to get rid of virus infections.

I'm looking into adding zinc just to be extra careful. More concerned about not passing the virus to others, like my mom who is in her 90s....but also don't want to risk getting it myself.

the advisory boards are staffed by industry insiders. govt officials have crap qualifications like social media , economics theory , politics, history, etc.

Behind the Headlines: Is NICE influenced by pharma? We take a closer look at media claims that NICE is influenced by the pharmaceutical industry. The Sunday Express has claimed that pharmaceutical firms have influenced NICE's draft recommendations to increase the prescription of statins. The draft guidance recommends that the threshold for offering statins to people to prevent cardiovascular disease, should be halved. It would lead to many more people being prescribed the drugs. The paper reports that 8 out of the 12 members of the expert panel who developed the guideline have financial ties to companies that make statins or next generation cholesterol lowering drugs. As a result, The Sunday Express questions whether NICE's decision to recommend wider use of statins was influenced by pharmaceutical companies rather than evidence. Here we take a closer look at the story. Why is NICE proposing to widen the number of people eligible for statins? NICE is updating its 2008 guideline on the identification of people at risk of CVD and on the use of lipid lowering drugs to reduce that risk. The guideline is being updated in part to allow consideration of new evidence on CVD risk assessment tools and to reflect changes in the price and availability of generic statins. Previously, NICE had recommended a risk assessment tool derived from the US Framingham studies. New evidence has since emerged around alternative risk tools, such as QRISK2, that are a better fit for the population of England and Wales. NICE is proposing that patients are offered atorvastatin, 20 mg. Patients with established CVD, type 1 diabetes or type 2 diabetes should be offered a higher strength 80mg dose of atorvastatin. The draft recommendations are centred on the prescribing of generic statins rather than branded versions. Since the 2008 guideline was published, atorvastatin has come off patent which means it is now available to the NHS at a much cheaper cost. The Generic Manufacturers' Association estimates that generic atorvastatin, rather than the branded version marketed as Lipitor by Pfizer, could save the NHS £350 million a year. Is NICE's draft guidance at odds with what's recommended internationally? No, NICE's plans to widen the number of people eligible for statins mirror similar calls issued by the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association in their updated the guidelines, published in November 2013. It has been estimated that twice as many Americans, from 15.5 per cent to 31 per cent, will be eligible for statins as a result of the new guidelines. Closer to home, the guidelines being developed by the Joint British Societies Recommendations for Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease (JBS3) for publication later this month will also be closely aligned with NICE's recommendations. The JBS3 guideline will focus on the idea of lifetime prevention, moving away from the 10-year risk model used in JBS2. The JBS3 is expected to include a risk calculator derived from the QRisk tool recommended by NICE in the draft guidance. Does NICE have a policy to deal with conflicts of interest? Yes, in line with all of NICE's guidance development, at the start of the process all members of the Guideline Development Group (GDG) responsible for formulating the recommendations were asked to declare interests including consultancies, fee-paid work, share-holdings, fellowships and support from the healthcare industry. The group met every 5-8 weeks during the development of the guideline and at all subsequent meetings, members declared any arising conflicts of interest. Members are required to withdraw completely or for part of the discussion if their declared interest made it appropriate. One member of the GDG withdrew altogether after declaring involvement in a company selling health checks and consequent use of cardiovascular disease preventing medicines. NICE publishes a list of the conflicts of interest for each GDG member for each guideline that is developed online in accompanying appendices. Did the majority of the group have ties to pharmaceutical companies? 8 out of 12 of the GDG members had involvement with pharmaceutical companies but this was declared to NICE and judged not to be specific enough to warrant withdrawal from the group. The Chair of the group - Dr Anthony Wierzbicki - was involved in a number of clinical trials of new cholesterol lowering drugs that are not yet used in clinical practice and are targeted at familial hypercholestrolaemia (FH) that is the subject of a different guideline. A number of declarations made by other GDG members were also around research and work on FH. Specialist heart nurse Emma McGowan received pharmaceutical funding for 12 months from but this was in relation to her work around FH services. Other declarations made by members were for conference attendances not specific to this guideline. Should doctors be receiving payments from drug companies? The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry estimates that British drug firms pay £140 million a year in 'expenses' to UK doctors.

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or thank you for sharing ! i have chronic inflammation myself. every little bit helps ! 🌟

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I’m on it because I’m on a medication for breast cancer that can cause osteoporosis and my oncologist has me in a pretty high dose of that plus calcium. I’ve heard from several physicians that it helps fight disease years ago, I want to know why it isn’t being out out there fir the public. I swear I think the media doesn’t report anything good, they’d be out if business if they did.

What dose?

Bb Said I’m on 1600 IU for vit D , that’s double the recommended daily value, but always check with a physician, you can overdose on it. They actually draw blood for my levels.

Here in England, yes we will suffer autumn rain storms and no sun. But I tell you Harry Fire - just like you - I am NOT going to suffer a CYTOKINE STORM / SEPSIS (4000 IU a day for me).

@@The670533 RC send your rain here to Southern California and will send you lots and lots of sunshine😃 I take a multiple vitamin every other day....includes 400 units of vitamin D

I appreciate that

I'm the same 😄 I'll just wait for this bit ... another few minutes ... and suddenly I'm at the end of the video!

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you could be mistaken for a black now and get a knee on your neck.

You need to add a little magnesium oxide or magnesium trisilicate with every meal and keep vitamin C rich food aware from those that contain iron. Reducing animal products will greatly help. Frequent phlebotomy treatments should not be relied upon for keeping your iron level low. Control iron absorption with your diet.

Where is the "mountain of evidence"? None of these studies prove anything. They don't even claim to prove anything definitively. Do you people know what proof is? He is literally piecing together a bunch of unrelated information and saying that is proof. Then, leaving it to retards to take that and run.

@@imgonnawin555 robb e is a big pharma stooge.

The UK's NICE just done an urgent review on Vitamin D. They looked at all the scientific evidence linking Vitamin D deficiency and high mortality rates and said many of these studies were flawed because they they not take into account of co-morbidity. NICE's review on Vitamin D was rather negative!

@@peterliu8145 Shocker! LOL

@@esecallumWhat does "big pharma" have to do with anything here? Vitamin D suppliers don't make billions of dollars off idiots like this?

yeah because its the peoples responsibility to take care of them selves

Yep, the nanny state has to take care of every aspect of our lives, right.

ZFR Music educate yourself don’t wait for the government to tell you what to do for your health.

People in the US - perhaps other countries as well - are being conditioned and trained to NOT take responsibility for themselves and their safety and health, but to depend on the government and media to tell them what to do.

@Iron Weed As it should be. It needs resources to oppose people like you.

233yyd I take 15,000 IU daily because of malabsorption syndrome. It keeps my levels between 33 and 60. Does help with depression too. Are you taking PPI’s for Gerds? You will not absorb B12, vitamins A, D3 or iron. You may have iron defiency anemia and B12 defiencies. These both cause depression. Get tested. I have been down that road. I know of what I speak.

Does she also make bullshit claims about things that aren't proven for attention?

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Yes, it is a good reminder. I took my vit D tablets whilst watching this and checked that I've been taking the right dosage.👍

Heya! Love from South London. Hello Dr. John, this is a great update.

Good evening from roses in Stockholm. Now I will pick raspberries and Cherries in the garden. Then I will eat Salmon soup I made.