My husband is 54 years old, he was 52 when he got covid in march 2020. He is still unable to work. I have to call him several times a day to remind him of things he needs to do. He forgets more than he remembers. I find it so hard coping with this, I have to work, he isn't getting any financial help, has put in for disability, but still not approved. It's exhausting to have to do the thinking for 2 people.
So sorry to hear your despair, hang in there, nothing lasts 4 ever. Take time to take care of yourself and sadly it takes a very long time to get help disability wise. It’s heartbreaking for both of you.
I hear you. That is how I feel with severe ADHD. I don't qualify for assistance but know I'm not functioning at full capacity at work. It's so crushing to know that all your co-workers and employers see is sometime who only gets things half done, or messed up. Especially when putting in genuine effort just to keep up.
Thanks John, as someone who cares for someone who has advanced Alzheimer's I wouldn't wish the condition on my worst enemy. Its soul destroying for both patient and carer. Thanks again John for all the continued reporting.
My Mother had a slow progressing Alzheimer's. At the start of the lockdowns here in the UK she was grand with support from us her daughters, still going to the haridressers and was able to follow her routine with my Dad. 3 days after her first 💉atbthe end of 2020 she declined at such a rapid rate it, terrifed us and the decline continued until she had her first booster early 2021 and a week later she declined rapidly again. 1 month later she was placed in a care home and 12 weeks after that to the day, she was moved to a nursing home in end stage Alzheimers. My Dad did struggle to adjust to life without his girl by his side but we rallied as a family and got him through it but August last year we noticed some worrying behaviours nit put it down to stress and ambiguous grief. Unfortunately he wasn't coping very well and we found him wonderful sheltered housing apartment but in November 2021, 4 days he received his 3rd booster and the day after his cognition fell off the charts and continued at such a rapid rate with a few short months he was diagnosed with complexed mixed Dementia and unfortunately is now in a care home and is rapidly losing all of grip of reality. This is a man who in January 2020 was planning a family holiday for their 60th wedding Anniversary, he was a confident forthright man who was still driving and was considering buying another little sports car to tinker with and was planning home improvements for that year, so you will have to excuse my cynicism, as I will never accept that it wasn't the 💉 that did this to them as neither of them had had Covid and I strongly believe this is only the tip of the iceberg of what's to come to those who have been 💉
What a painful loss you and your family had and what pain you all are still going through ! And it must be even more painful to see that nobody cares seriously about this certain things your parents have taken. My condolences to you from Germany and blessings for your family. I am 68 years old, fit, did not get even a cold for 20 years, and refused to take it. Was not easy, but when I read all these experiences , I know it was the right decision.
All I know is from a (luckily) practically stroke-free family for generations there have now been eight strokes in three formally healthy people in my family in the last two years - all of them had recently received a certain recommended medical procedure. There is absolutely zero doubt in my mind as to the cause - a nurse in the family also said she'd never seen so many strokes.
@@maybethgaikens7143 Do yourself a favor and compare the symptoms of graphene oxide toxicity next to the widely reported jab “adverse event” thrombotic/clotting side affects and you will find that they mirror each other.
My 93 year old grandmother developed severe and sudden dementia during the mandatory lock downs. Locking her up and forcibly isolating her has ruined her quality of life. I will never forgive the bastards that did this to her.
@@dmp1962 no one. She was living at home, and in extremely good health. Now a different family member tends to her every day. All of her friends had died, and her only social interactions were at church, and going to the market. Within a matter of months, she no longer could cook for herself or use a flight of stairs. Before her forced confinement, she was writing and reciting poetry, walking without assistance of any kind and exercising daily.
@@roywall8169 many people ignored the lockdown, and went about their lives as usual. Grocery stores, and others, stayed open. I know they have forced lockdowns in China, but I'm not aware of other countries doing that?
My dad is in his mid 70s and during covid, he developed altzimers! Before lockdown he was cycling, driving, line dancing, socialising etc . I live 4 hours away and so it was through phone calls and the odd video chat that I saw the change. I thought he caught covid but would recover and get back on form but he didn't. In few months he deteriated to the point that he can't be trusted to take his medications or pay his bills and gave up driving because he bumped into the back of someone. He can't string a cohesive sentence together , remember names. It's really sad and now my suspicions are verified by this report.
Been watching Geert Van Bosch’s latest video where he mentioned that the immune system takes a lot of energy to recover from Covid/vaccine, that it cannot keep the same level of control on other diseases. The more infection/jabs one get, the greater the drain on the immune system and the weaker the control on other diseases. Those getting repeated vaccines are damaging there health. I suspect the vaccine causes more issues than actual Covid. Covid enters through the mouth/nose where the body has elements to detect viruses and respond accordingly. The vaccine is punched through the skin into your cells where there are no elements to detect an invasion. I suspect the immune system has to tap into a lot of resources to combat the vaccine, which may mean it has to let go of things it was controlling. This could explain why the rapid onset of many disease after vaccinations
Wondering If my mom is also affected. My mother only has a problem with her speech and coherent sentences, but I also live 6 hrs from her and I noticed it over the phone. So crazy. She was 100% fine 6 months ago.
@DefendingTHENAME Not necessarily . Covid has been shown to break through the blood brain barrier . So leaves some suspicion of its impact on the brain. For one the dysautonomia seems to involve the brain and impact on the central nervous system . The big issue with aging and getting covid is so much less hope of full recovery. The social isolation added to this difficulty and the outcome is an obvious combination of factors leading to decline.
Thank you John. It is shocking that this is happening to so many. It must be so difficult for you to report every day so much sickness and disease throughout the world that just keeps accumulating. If this is all intentional, the lack of love and compassion for this suffering is mindboggling and unhuman.
This comment doesn’t make sense. The statistics tell the facts related to dementia post a positive test for the Wuhan covid variant. How are you conflating this with governments?
Not all of us. There’s a huge swathe of the population who aren’t afflicted by regressive infantilism & cowardice, and who can still smell bull$sh!t a mile off. Needless to say, this group did not take part in the k!//sh0t experiment.
"The study population comprised 6,245,282 older adults (age ≥65 years) who had medical encounters with healthcare organizations between 2/2/2020-5/30/2021 and had no prior diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease." No vaccines available during most of this period.
Thank you for posting this video. I have horrible brain fog from my battle with COVID. I went from feeling 40 to 90 after my Covid battle. I have about every post Covid symptom to this day and it is hard to want to continue living this way. People have no idea how terrible this is unless you have it. Please hang in there my friends if you are struggling…
A great research video as always. It would be interesting to know other factors as well, such as jabbed and unjabbed. We knew someone who had mild Parkinsons disease. Their condition seemed to deteriate rapidly after the 1st of 3 vaccinations. A few months after the 3rd they sadly passed away. I must mention that the person concerned did not have covid during this period either. This person was very close to us 😔
I too know of an elderly person who developed parkinsons/ memory issues after Vs, never had actual covid to my knowledge ...think i remember dr Been doing a vid on brain immunity.
My grandma is in her late 90. She never catch covid but I start noticing her forgoing things a lot after the 2ed jabs. She used to be a smart cookie. 😢
Wish I had you around 30 years ago when I had to write my undergraduate research paper using data from multiple sources. You have a guft for simplifying and relating to the regular person. I actually understand the results. Thank you.
@@katherinewillie9776 this ain’t it. Standing with your imaginary god is standing for oppression, genocide, and an anti-humanistic viewpoint. I claim that I am proof that prayer doesn’t work. I’m tired of cults. We do need to stand as one. Stand together and work towards helping eachother and improving the world. Religion only serves to divide and control people. It pits you against your fellow humans and creates barriers that cannot be transcended due to blind faith. Everyone is taught blind faith is bad in school, so it amazes me that people live their life’s based on a blind faith. Even if there was proof, why would you choose to follow such a wicked and evil god? If your choices are based on fear, then I highly advise you to reconsider and do some research on the history of your religion.
I am only 24 years old and have noticed a severe lack of both short and long term memory after contracting covid twice, first in 2020 and second in late 2021. Before this I vaguely remember being very on point about things, never forgetting to answer emails or texts and hitting goals. Now I can no longer remember to do any of those things. It's been strange
Ive heard several people in your age range say very similar things. I'm genuinely sorry to hear your situation. I hope your cognitive function improves, soon.
Very interesting. My mum developed dementia a few months after getting Pfizer covid vaccine (she contracted covid a year later). She was 81 no signs of forgetting before that. Strange thing is that I know other 2 ladies who developed dementia over last two years!
Yes we "protected" the most vulnerable by isolating them from their families and locking them together with post covid patients returning from hospital. In no way was our government criminally negligent at best and wilfully murderous at worst.
I'd like to know not only the difference tween jabbed and not-jabbed, but also those who'd been on any type of mainstream meds (and specifics). How long they'd been on them. And, if applicable, how long they'd been off of them. Other lifestyle factors would be great as well. Of course, ppl who tend to take care of themselves (including tending to their own health issues, as possible) don't have a lot in the "medical records" department.
I know it’s still early in the grand timeline it’s only 2022 but one day they might actually create a computerized spreadsheet system where you can categorize things like this and make databases. I can’t wait! I heard big things are happening for tech in 2030!
I've not taken any shots. I'm 55 and not on any prescriptions. No Covid and not a sniffle in Years. Cod liver oil and vitamin D3 everyday. Much more than the recommended dosage!!! D3 is truly a miracle
I'm 64 and long Covid has hammered me,I'm very aware of the effect on my thought processes and general sense of well-being. That's hard enough to deal with as I'm fully aware of things "not being quite right". There's not enough acknowledgement of the effects of Covid aside from the physical. Thanks for your videos Dr John.
Check out the FLCCC. There is no guarantee, but there is a strong probability their long covid protocol will improve things, if not fully return them to pre covid status.
My aunt was 67 and healthy. Still working. Got her 3rd shot in march and now is in a nursing home starring at the ceiling. She didn't get covod but she did get the shot
When my mom got sick she had a 80 oxygen deficiency and I don’t know how long she was like that. She was talking out of her head. She improved a little in the hospital. She died in a nursing home and I was not allowed in to check on her.
My sympathy. It is hard to not be allowed to visit...hard for both of you. Happened that way for my mother and .myself. she died and I was not let in to be with her during the process. I was called only after she had passed.
@@mamandapanda185 Need to know which sheep 🐑 got the jab vs those who can think for themselves, so you can tell wether it was even worth it or not... 🤦
Alzheimer's and prion diseases were also a concern of mRNA vaccines in animal trials. Spike and even more concerning was the lipid nanoparticles (no matter the antigen) going back at least as far back as 2017. I'm sure the concerns are much older than that. So, COVID or vaccine, we could have a mess.
Yes, an article from 2017, which goes into some very specifics regarding moderna plainly states the lipid nano particle delivery system is too dangerous in repeated doses. So much so that they had to abandon the treatment they had been working on w billions invested. They were in a bad way and searching for a "hail Mary." Anyone interested should Google 2017 article on moderna..it's a very interesting read for sure.
@@crazyratlady3438, best I remember that was when Moderna failed to create a cure for Craigler-Najjar disease. In order to get more investors and avoid bankruptcy they began working on mRNA vaccines.
My mom’s geriatrician observed the very same thing in her patients and we had also noticed that my moms vascular dementia progressed after she recovered from COVID.
And what should we be doing? Seems to me getting vaccinated is the only thing we can but that doesn’t appear to be any help as assume most of these old folk will have been vaccinated anyway!
@@heinzn6272 😂😂😂😂 That would be hilarious. You wouldn't remember anything you'd watch on this channel. The stress and panic would go, and then you'd slowly begin to heal haha
My father is the greatest man I have ever known in my life. No matter what I do with this life I will never be half the man he was. He died at 96 last fall and I couldn't get there to see him because I'm unvaccinated. I live in Canada and I will NEVER forgive Trudeau for taking my last days with Superdad away from me. NEVER !! #Trudeaumustgo
Sad to hear this. Trudeau will get sacked in the next election, otherwise im moving to other country. I simply cannot even hear him talking on tv. Have to change the channel right away. This guy is disgusting.
@@RyanZakMusic If your grandma is healthy, she has nothing to worry about when it comes to COVID. Last December I suffered a collapsed lung and pneumonia with blood clots in the other lung. I came through it okay and hope to have another four years before getting ill with a cold virus.
Considering dementia is essentially Type 3 diabetes, and spike protein is known to damage mitochondria...if you have any degree of metabolic dysfunction prior to infection, then none of this is surprising. Furthermore, those who have metabolic syndrome are likely to have more severe and longer duration infections.
Bingo. Junk seed oils and excess sugar consumption starve the brain of the building blocks it needs to function. people need to switch to proper healthy fats and cut the junk. Without that step they are simply a source of revenue for Big Food and Big Pharma.
Exactly - the big secret being kept as the FDA don't want to be sued for causing this epidemic. If there's dementia or diabetes in your family - go keto or carnivore and live dementia free.
My mother was progressing slowly. The memory care place locked down and she wasn't allowed visitors including all family. She did not get cov2 or the vax, but the progression increased. In my opinion the lockdowns were the catalyst. The progression has slowed a bit since they relaxed the prison mentality. The government can GTTFH.
I think that the lockdown effected my brain function more than covid (that I had after lockdown), a few weeks of doing very little, without using my mind at work seemed to take away my ability to make decisions, luckily it was temporary. Covid just gave me dark thoughts and nightmares. I'm un-gabbed.
My mother sounds very similar to yours. She had some memory issues before the lockdown. During the lockdown & lack of connection to friends & family she went downhill much faster.
I'm 61, and had mild Covid beginning of June and following this had 6 weeks of acute memory loss and confusion. I still have memory problems, and a cognitive deficit. I am no longer able to continue working and my poor wife is now supporting us as best she can. I also get some sort of panic/horror attacks which I have never had before in my life. I have problems stringing thoughts together now.
My sister at 54 has early onset dementia. A year ago she had the first jab. Overnight she developed Parkinson’s type tremors interspersed with muscular spasms in her arms and legs. She lost the ability to feed herself. She had the second jab three months later … recommended by the local health department! Her physical and mental regression thereafter was very rapid. More like free fall…. She is now in the final stages of the disease. Very very difficult to watch.
Love the way Dr. John keeps track of the studies and looks at them. Such a contrast to Dr, Fauci’s proclamations without referring to the actual studies.
My Brother in law is 61. He worked a full time job and had no problems to speak of. He got the first covid vaccine and then his first booster. With in 24 hours of that booster he started having problems. First he started having tremors in his hands and then the tremors spread to other parts of his body. Soon he was shaking all over. The doctors were telling him he had ha bad reaction to s cold medicine that he hadn’t even taken recently and that he had taken numerous times over the past 30 years with no problems. When I looked into it, this is apparently what they are telling lots of people with the same problem my BIL is having. Despite us telling him not to, he went and got a second booster on the recommendation of his doctor and now he is nearly catatonic. He can barely speak and his wife has to help feed him. I read about this vaccine causing a prion like disease in some people and I believe this is what my BIL is suffering from. He can’t remember what he did 5 minutes ago, he shakes all over all of the time. He can’t sleep because of the shaking. He nor his wife (my husband’s sister) will even hear of the notion that this was all due to that vaccine. My BIL can’t even discuss anything now but before the last booster, he could talk to people and he didn’t want you to mention that it could be from the vaccine. I think it’s because before they got the first shot my husband and I begged them not yo get it because we thought it was just too experimental and not worth the risk. Also, my daughters father in law had just turned 70 and had just gone to the doctor for a physical and had an EKG and a stress test. He lived in Australia. He got the first vaccine and then just dropped dead 2 days later while on his daily 20 minute walk (40 minutes round trip) to some shops he visited every day. He had multiple blood clots. Another friend of ours in their 50’s died from the same thing within a couple days of the first booster. I think these vaccines are dangerous.
Make a channel on Rumble please! We don't want to ever lose access to all of your knowledge! You shouldn't have to sensor yourself or walk on eggshells either!
My grandma had dementia when COVID hit, she declined and passed away quickly because of the isolation. Never forgive the lockdown measures! Also to mess with funerals was a disgrace
yes, very true. completely unnecessary. as soon as it was clear how it's spread they should have changed measures. instead they kept them for a long time. mostly to cover up negligence. it was a very welcome time for any sort of care homes to relax care a bit. despicable. but sadly, true.
My mother 81 didn't get Covid. Lost teeth, couldn't get treatment but was able to eat. New theory for Alzheimer is oral disease being a contributor. Got the 1st vaccine in April 2021, and the second and her mild mental decline accelerated month by month and she died in March 2022 not even recognising me the last I saw her. She got Covid from the hospital in her last days. So yes I blame the pandemic restrictions and the vax. And all this concerns about what Covid is causing but crickets about its origin
Thank you so much for such intense studies thru all of this!! I was just talking to a close friend this morning who has suddenly started misplacing things of very much importance to her everyday life. I often forward your findings but think I will skip this one. She is aware something is going wrong. I stay in close contact with her and may tell her about your findings!! I am the one that Maderna caused to have a stroke.
My friends mother had covid in 2020, heart failure followed quickly by vascular dementia. She was 82 but healthy before covid. Obviously before vaccines.
Well, this is disturbing.... I refused the jab because no one knows the long term effects (still). I had a fairly mild case of delta (they thought) about 14 months ago, at the age of 65, have resumed normal life with zero social distancing and have not caught the bug again (unlike practically everyone I know who did get the jab; they've had COVID and some of them more than once). I am otherwise disgustingly healthy (no heart or lung disease, no diabetes, no obesity) but I have a strong family history of dementia (both of my parents and my maternal grandfather). Aargh. I've joked for years that the only thing guaranteed to work flawlessly every time is my forgetter, but I am getting a bit more forgetful these days. Scary.
Yes, agreed. But I'm curious how many people in the 'didn't have covid' group actually did but were entirely asymptomatic. Maybe they tested blood before going into the trial and could see antibodies or not? But that seems like a lot of people to do blood tests on. I'm extremely healthy for 61, didn't have the vaccine because I want to stay that way, but 'might' have had a sniffle for a day in 2020. Mum has dementia, and my memory is the now the family joke, so although I laugh about it, it's actually not all that funny...
I bet there's diabetes in your family too - the two are related - go on a keto or carnivore diet and you will not develop diabetes of the brain - known as Alzheimer's.
Carnivore diet. Or reduce Phlegm from a Chinese medicine perspective or Asian in general. Means no sugar, no refined carbohydrates, no seed and vegetable oils. Although olive oil, coconut oil, ghee and real butter are ok. Also use animal fat like dripping to cook very good for you.
Thank you you for reporting this important information so we can make better informed decisions about protecting ourselves and the risks we are willing to take. I have not had covid yet and I will continue to protect myself since it's been working well for me.
Thank you John for this information. We really do need to get people on a more healthy diet and to keep their blood sugar levels and blood pressure lower without drugs - it can be done through diet. This would bring down inflammation and surely would affect the outcome. Even if it just reduced the speed of onset. Alas, this does not fit in with mainstream medical attitudes.
But a healthy diet & lifestyle still wouldn’t counteract the regressive infantilism & abject cowardice shown by a populace of dimwitted TV addicted imbeciles.
"on a more healthy diet " The problem is we are being told to eat very unhealthy. Getting rid of plant-shit and eating meat and animal fat only is the real way to go...
@@btudrus agreed, I’ve been practicing intermittent fasting with keto for the last 4 months, there’s so much info in regard to both things. I’m 59 and needed to lose just over a stone in weight, almost at my target now, feel so much better and have loads more energy, in fact I feel as fit and well as I did in my twenties. Mainstream are still sticking to low fat, carb loaded recommended diets even though there’s lots of evidence out there showing it’s often not the best.
Would be interesting to know from a researchers pov how many injections they also had before diagnosed with Alzheimers after covid Such a heartbreaking condition for the person & family 💔
My Mother and I had the fluvid within days of each other last May. She was diagnosed with neuro-degenerative alzheimers in August 2019. Both unvaxxed. I'm an ovarian cancer survivor with re-occuring tumours and Mom is a type II diabetic. Doctors had her on metformin for many years, switching to Jardience and then Jamumet. Early in June she was not able to walk and I had to call an ambulance as she showed signs of delirium. They kept her in hospital for a week. They said she tested positive and had a slight bladder infection so she was given a week of antibiotics. One nurse gave her the wrong antibiotic one night, but apparently she was monitored for 24 hours and appeared okay. The doctor said she had a steep decline in cognition. I now have her at home, bed-ridden and not knowing what day it is. She's 89 and sleeping in the day a lot. She was a heavy smoker and black coffee drinker for many years as she ran restaurants. Now she doesn't smoke or drink coffee. She only wants water. Her appetite is good and we can converse about things and I am deeply grateful for that but also fearful. Thank-you Dr. John for your timely analysis. We're here in Canada and we are Greeks. Mom always said the vaccines were govt bullshit when I asked her if she wanted to get the jab in 2020. Tina the tiger is still quite the gal. God bless all.
I think that a urinary infection back in 2018 hastened the progress of my mother's dementia at that time. Some people suffer from a low level urinary infection that can become chronic if the doctors are not onto it. I have twice had to ask the doctor to extend a course of anti-biotics when I could see from my mother's behaviour that she had not fully recovered from a urinary infection. Confusion and excessive sleepiness are symptoms, I would say.
Given the link of Alzheimer's to Influenza as well as SARS-Cov-2, I would postulate it is either the virus gets into the nervous system and triggers an auto-immune response or it is from a cytokine storm resulting in the auto-immune response. I think the key is to look at the immune response.
We have more than 350 trillion viruses in our virobiome. How many of these cases were vaccinated? And what therapeutics were used during their infection? Inflammation is a major cause of cognitive disabilities. Ivermectin is known to reduce Inflammation and aid in neurocognitive disorders. Not enough information here.
@@maryannking5491 For those of us who have no access to IVM, turmeric has also been showing help in reducing inflammation...These days I'm also looking into things like Centrophenoxine, referred to as a " choline smart drug" , L-Carnatine, Venpocatine, Ginko Biloba, Melatonin, Gotu Kola...I do not have long covid brain problems as serious as Alzheimers...yet. But when I had Omicron back in February, it was an extreme brain inflammation/encephalitis more than anything else, and my brain functioning took months to get back to normal. However, I am still expecting something not so good down the road, but hoping for the best and learning all I can about the virus's affect on brain functioning, just incase....Also good is to get a CRP ( C-reactive protein) blood test which shows general inflammation in the body, and an HBA1C test to see if you are insulin resistant.
"Given the link of Alzheimer's to Influenza as well as SARS-Cov-2, I would postulate it is either the virus gets into the nervous system and triggers an auto-immune response or it is from a cytokine storm resulting in the auto-immune response. I think the key is to look at the immune response." Bullshit. It is all about metabolism. Alzheimer's is a metabolic disease caused by eating sugar (and not eating enough meat). SARS-COV-2 induces the same changes in cellular metabolism sugar (fructose) does. The best to prevent/heal both COVID-19 and Alzheimer's is to stop eating sugar, possible stop eating all carbohydrates and eat meat only...
That's exactly what I experienced. 40 years old. 8 months after my infection I had a huge drop in brain capacities. Could even remember which was the right key of my home... Then it got slightly better. Had a couple of medication and blood cleaning vegs prescribed. I still miss probably around 10% of how I was before COVID. Off course, 0 help from the health care system.
You were prescribed blood cleaning vegetables? By who, a witch doctor? And who grows these magical vegetables? A wizard farmer? As far as I know, the only things that can "clean" blood is your liver, kidneys and dialysis. Please share.
@@BombSponge shots came 18 months later only, no relevance in this case. As I was in a very bad shape at that time and work exhausted, I attribute one factor of the long covid to my own behavior. My bad habbits, my fault. lesson learned I guess
@@KarlMaldensNose medication originally comes from plants. FYI. Some plants might help. You end up visiting Wizards when all doctors and clinics you have visited do not recognize any of your many symptoms and call it "being 40 of age". I wouldn't want anybody going through this. Not even people who make fun of me.
Dr. John you are a treasure. I feel very blessed to be able to get science based data here, knowing you have no agenda, other than educating the masses. Thank you.🙏🏻 Also thank you to the community, for all your contributions. The sheer amount of collective knowledge & experience here is amazing.
my friend is in her 50s. she got covid and ever since has been forgetful, repeats herself often and gets frustrated. i really hope this is not irreversible.
Brain fog seems to be a frequent long Covid symptom but it is different than what is being reported here. Hopefully her condition will improve with time.
Likewise, my friend is 58, had COVID quite awhile ago and became forgetful, repeats the same story 20 minutes later. Forgets what she already told me repeatedly.She has become very emotional as well. Very disturbing.
Yes he gave $ to Wuhan lab and gain of function Fauci s workhorse Yoshihiro Kawaoka UWisconsin lab altered H5N1 and H1N1 years ago.received more research funding in March 2019 ...not a coincidence..
Hello John, your'e not alone, our Doc here is of a similar theoretical mind as your good self albeit he is very restricted in what he can say, but trusts us as we do him, and we concur with his analysis of this world changing campaign. My dear wife suffered from 2x seizures following the 2nd jab. She is alright now pretty much but has ongoing gastrointestinal problems mostly evenings after her days work. We're told its Irritable bowel syndrome, which she experienced once several years ago. She is 62yo, whilst i am 82yo and i am physically fit. Something is not right with this public campaign for the world population needing to be vaccinated and those who refuse being ridiculed and punished by losing their employment. Police Officers included. Robert. Aotearoa.
@@TruthIsFreedom7777 Probiotic's, organic fruit and vegetables, gardening with your own hands, and raw milk (if there is a raw milk vending machine in your area). There is indeed a connection between the gut and the brain, also between the gut and the immune system.
Your important report here corroborates the study a few months ago, based on massive NHS data in Britain, which found that people over 50 who had had COVID had 00 ON AVERAGE, not just among dementia cases -- a 1-2% gray matter loss in the brain. This loss came particularly in the area that correlates to increased incidence of early onset Alzheminer's. It would probably help if you were to review that study, too.
I have just started the vid, and he may cover it. I wonder how many of the positive cases are linked to vaccine... I am sorry about your mom. I cannot imagine your pain and frustration.
@@NaturallyLluvme He can’t cover it. They won’t release the data and even if they had, TH-cam policy won’t allow the reporting of the results if there’s positive correlation. He says 3/4 in that its an open question.
@@NaturallyLluvme That's what I had wondered. I just finished the video, and I never heard him mention the vaccine. But I think it would be very pertinent to study that as well... OR was there a crossover of both (had vaccine AND the shot) that wasn't mentioned because they would rather blame it all on the virus. The way the US messed with the numbers during the pandemic, I just don't trust any studies coming from here anymore.
Exactly the same with my friends mother in law.. within days of her second vaccine a notable change in her personality which has since progressed to diagnosed Alzheimers .. She has never tested positive for Covid..
This is so key: which of these people got the Covid shots and which didn't? That seems to me a much more relevant use of this huge (i.e., valuable) study group. My friend's normally alert elderly mom got her second shot and soon afterward began walking backwards around the house with no idea who she was. The friend herself got lost on the way home from her second shot appt. She's lived there for 11 years. She told me, "It felt like ants were crawling in my brain, but I didn't tell anyone because I wanted to go home." Yes, these are anecdotes, and thus not admissible as what passes for science right now, but observations are important and citizen science matters!
Yes , my father is old and it could just be a coincidence , but after the booster his short term memory and cognitive ability suffered a significant decline. He never had covid .
Its not a coincidence, my neibour memory has got way worse and straight after each jab....after the second she was wondering arround at night looking for dead husband!
@@TheDarkPorkins Today, it is well established that they do nothing to stop/slow the spread, nothing to prevent covid sickness, and there is no evidence proving that they do anything to "lessen symptoms" either. So, what exactly is it that you believe these drugs do for you in reality?
@@TheDarkPorkins He was being tested regularly . According to the narrative , if he caught covid he should have become very ill and died. He has been physically well for the entire time.
My husband had Covid in 2020 before they told anyone on the news. He had mild symptoms my was severe and so was my moms. My lungs where effected. I have asthma now. My husband didn’t really show dementia symptoms. He had problems like miss placing his keys stuff like that. After Covid he got lost driving and didn’t want to drive anymore. He started having seizures like Parkinson’s or CJD. His memory and vision started getting effected. He got Covid again April 2023. The hallucinations got intense. He forgot how to sit and even sleep. His seizures Where all the time. He got a lot worse and he passed away last month. He forgot how to swallow and breathe. I told everyone he had Young Alzheimer’s but he had something that has no name. I call it Covid Alzheimer’s. That’s what I believe. Thanks for Sharing. I’ll tell the story on my channel when I feel better and can really tell.
firstly thank you so much for your research and time you give us all every day. I'm so happy you brought up the alzhiemers problem. this is what happened to my Mam. she was totally independant and had no cognitive problems. she did everything unaided and actively involved in community organisations. her memory was terrific. we both went to get the vaccine at the chemist 3pm. whilst in the chemist we walked around smelling and trying on perfume.. after the vaccine..Astrazeneca..went home..she made dinner and had no effects..not even a sore arm. she went to bed 10pm. 7am the next morning I went into her bedroom as she was not up. this is what happened..she had totally lost her memory..completely as well as this she couldn't walk and vomiting for a week...she was bedridden and lost her sense of smell. Dr said not to worry as this was one of the severe side effects of the vaccine...I was not happy with diagnosis after 1 week and went to a specialist with her..he advised he had had so many patients see him about the vaccine effects. he was concerned and did numerous tests. unfortunately we have been told nothing can be done. end result my mam has alzhiemers..lost sense of smell..vomits at least once or twice a week. her life has been severely affected by the vaccine and she is totally reliant on me to survive. she cannot be left on her own. all this happened suddenly within 9 hours of the vaccine. I now know of two other women who have had the same symptoms straight after the vaccine. just thought you might like this information thank you Sandra
I had LC in 2020 but am largely recovered from it. One thing I will say, though, is that my memory is just not what it used to be. It's not dementia, but it feels like it could be a prelude.
I'm a 29 years old man that had long Covid-19 Delta variant back in mid December 2021 to mid February 2022, where I was in coma, respirator for the whole two months and ECMO how one month during the periode. And after I woke up from the coma I was completely unable to move and then I was still at the hospital for two months more until I was able to move somewhat and then get discharged. But now that I'm back home and having been home for a few months, I'm starting to realize that my shortterm memory is completely busted... Like I can have a conversation with someone and 5 minutes later I can't remember what we talked about I can only remember that we talked.
Hi dr John, good to see that you changed your background to show a nice, homely ambiance once again. That harsh curtain has now gone. Thank you and keep up the good work.
I would like to know how much the lock-down had to do with this ... the DEMORALIZATION and depression it caused. I have stayed up close to EVERYTHING going on and in addition to being newly retired and isolated I am wondering how much is organic and how much is brought on by my overwhelming feelings of hopelessness and fear. I seriously want to just be OUT OF HERE and could imagine myself leaving mentally ... even if not physically. Hopefully not. Still intellectually curious so I won't panic yet. All of my affairs are in order just in case I slip into some odd state!!! Still ... anybody ever study this ... demoralization as a 'cause'???????
I'm 61 and retired as well. I battled lockdown and imminent depression by taking up running and losing a lot of weight (I saw the link between covid outcomes and obesity). I've never felt better and although my 'running' is more of a slow shuffle, it really does as much for me mentally and emotionally as physically (actually probably more as it's possibly not doing my knees and hips much good!). Stay intellectually curious! I'm doing a deep-delve into the Tudors for some reason. Keeps the old noggin' going!
@@BigDog366 OK ... studying the Stoics onto the Tudors ... I DO need to kick up the physical activities. I have ALWAYS been VERY physically active until now. Need to do it again. Don't quite understand what or why I don't feel motivated.... Love blaming things outside of myself but that is a cop out!!!! Thank you for responding!!!
Lockdown was used as coercion to push the jab on a populace of dimwitted TV addicted cowards & it absolutely worked on all the weakminded imbeciles who are now crying about ‘long covid’ & are still too stupid to connect their condition with the poison now coursing through their veins.
good point about slipping away. i have RA and when it was very high (120 CRP) i have been so paralysed i was quite happy to leave. it was only the expressions on my sons face's (in their 20's) when I said this, that made me realise I had already drifted too far and needed to come back - however uncomfortable.
Lots of elderly relied on popping down to the shops or to a local community group once a week, it was enough to keep them going and a reason to get up. The lockdowns prevented this. I know many elderly that went completely downhill during the lockdown and have never recovered.
The vaxx is also associated with alzhiemers and other brain damage. Sadly, it seems many of the symptoms caused by the infection are also caused by the injections - which makes sense because the injections make the body produce spike protein- the very substance that is so toxic in the infection. My father's memory and brain function went down hill quickly after receiving the injections and, within a few months, he was forced to retire due to memory and reading struggles. Since then he's also developed a terrible infection and inflammation in his leg - common among the vaxxx according to our local health authorities - that has dragged on for months. The accompanying rash looks exactly like the painful rashes others have developed in response to the injections.
Have you entered the data into the VAERS (US) or your country's covid data base? We have to get answers to all these post jab and post covid debilitating aftereffects we are experiencing..
Dr. Campbell, could you possibly do an in depth talk on amyloidosis. Apparently it was a rare condition in not too recent past. I would like to learn more on the causes of amyloidosis. Thanks muchly!
I am 57 and did not got Covid, had 2 shots and one booster. After every injection (with aspiration, thanks doctor!) I had intense migraine for 48 hrs. I never had migraines in my life before. So this seems to indicate that something was happening in my brain 🧠. After the 3rd shot, i noticed that a big part of my long term memories where gone, i used to recall old memories very fast and easily, now it’s gone. Fortunately, i don’t have a family history of Alzheimer, but i think the vaccines have accelerated my clock of cognitive decline, hopefully, only for a moment 😬.
Initial symptoms of Alzheimer's affects short term memory a lot more than long term memory, so what you are experiencing is probably not the early effects of Alzheimer's.
To me too. I had brain fog for 4 months. One of my friends joked that I was getting dementia wow.I recovered for now. I did not want the booster but wanted to keep my job. Another month of side effects. I had Covid too.
So glad you asked the question I would like to know how the numbers break out for folks who decided on vaccines and got covid after that. What a tragedy. Please keep up with the information. Seems no one else has your focus and concerns
Back several years ago I was being treated for allergies, ear nose throat ailments, and servere food allergies. I was always getting sick, mainly bronchitis but once severe pneumonia. Long story short, I drink a quart water with a capful, or 2, of apple cider vinegar. And cod liver oil. Plus the usual zinc, magnesium, pink salt. I make my own saurkraut and kefir and healthy food. It's been 20 years and I have not been sick. Oh I also pray.
@ James Collins....who are you to tell someone it's not praying??? Prayer helps people who have faith. Just because you don't believe doesn't mean others don't have the right to. Freedom of worship.
@@jamescollins3647 praying obviously has a mental effect, that then as a result has tangible physical effects that also boost the immune system... So, even if you think it’s stupid, the non-spiritual benefits alone are measurable in other people.
Back many years ago, I was being treated for priapism and syphilis. Seeking relief, I started drinking heavily, mostly tequila shots, smoking tobacco and herb, and eating whatever I desire. I prefer steaks, pizza, and bacon-double cheeseburgers. It's been 21 years and I have not been sick. Oh, I also pray to Jesus. And since I haven't won the lotto yet, (thank you Jesus), I attribute my health and virility to my lifestyle. Many people say do what Jesus would do. I say, do what Pat does for great health.
Hello John I am German and have only recently started following your channel. Thanks for such interesting analysis, Yes and it is indeed worrying. But I also wonder like others mentioned before in the comments, is there where possible also a link between vaccinated and increased risk caused by vaccination. My experience in my personal environment makes me believe this at least more and more that there is also a strong correlation here after vaccination for poorer cognitive performance or it comes to more forgetfulness. My father 82 years old, has since last year strong increase in forgetfulness and word finding. He has been vaccinated 3 times and first had Corona about 8 weeks ago with almost no significant symptoms (minimal cold). Saying the process of deterioration started way before the actual disease. My sons 18 and 21 years both complain about forgetfulness what you wanted to say just now. Both vaccinated 3 times in 2021. Corona disease in spring 2022 with mild flu-like course. I myself 57 years old was vaccinated 2 times, last June 2021, then suffered enormous memory impairment. Severe word-finding disorders and extreme fatigue in the following weeks. At the beginning of August I suffered an eye embolism (eye infarction) with a loss of vision of 97% in this eye, i.e. eye no longer usable. Since then, I also suffer from concentration problems and forgetfulness. I have waived a third vaccination. Corona itself I had then also with a slight flu course in February 2022. After that, no further deterioration of concentration was noticeable. Due to all these made experiences I believe however very much in it and/or set up the thesis that also the vaccination alone is an increased risk for the cognitive abilities or even catalyst for an intensified breaking out of Demez (Alzheimer) with older persons. How do you see this ? What is your opinion on this thesis ? I would be glad to receive an answer. I am looking forward to further interesting reports from you which are so valuable for many people. THANKS Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
My very healthy friend for the last 30 years suddenly was having vision problems about 5 weeks after his 2nd shot of Pfizer. He went to an ophthalmologist and she said he needed an emergency surgery... That Day. Apparently he had developed a hole in his eye on the edge of the retina that needed to be lasered shut. About a month after that, there was a report from Europe of eye injuries related to the vaccines.
They can prove this is from covid and not some other things that may have happened since covid started that almost ALL elderly people have had done to them?
Thank you for including the absolute risk numbers as well as the relative in your presentation, Dr. While I'm getting up there (turned 60 a couple of weeks ago) an uptick of slightly over half a percent won't keep me awake at night. I had alpha variant COVID back when this all started, courtesy of (a) working in a nursing home and (b) a site administrator that was more concerned about protecting her PPE supply than her staff. Thankfully, my immune system didn't hyper-react and other than a fever for a few days I had very few symptoms. What'd be really nice is if the data included per patient CRP (inflammatory marker), but US based data would be unlikely to have it since it's not usually part of standard CBC or CMP panels.
Interesting comment he made about systemic viral diseases affecting the likelihood of dementia. My dad developed dementia around age 69/70 and died of it at 74. My mum often wondered if it was connected to him contracting malaria during his years in the Navy during the war, and relapses of it for a number of years. They nearly didn't get married (1943) as he fell sick with it en route back to the UK for their wedding, they hadn't seen each other for many months and mum got a telegram saying "Regret I cannot marry you", to which my grandfather (mum's future father-in-law) declared, "There'll be a bl**dy wedding, I've saved my egg rations for 6 months for the cake".
Loss of enough neurons can cause it so if he got a viral infection and it messed his brain cells enough then yes that can very well be a catalyst. There are many types of dementia and how they get to the damage they cause but one thing that doesn’t change is if any where that neuron death or damage occurs and what mechanism it occurs by determines the type of dementia.
I noticed that the more time I spend in close quarters with my relatives, the more dementia I observe in them. The jury is out on whether it is from Covid or from the vac.
FIY only. I am 60. I had Covid December 2021. Again a couple of months ago. I do not have my taste or smell back. I keep having problems with object identification is speech. I will say things that I don't mean. Example, I am handing my husband food and instead of saying refrigerator I say garage. I keep saying I feel like I am in a "Time Warp. Time either goes really fast and I have trouble recalling when things happened. My attention span is terrible. Meanwhile, my MIL 86 just got her 3rd shot last week. She is not doing well. She was sharp as a tack now she is saying things that don't make sense. This is tough. My FIL got his 3rd shot as well and he looks terrible. The way he sits is different and he looks confused. Thanks Doc.
Someone else in the comments asked if the researchers kept track of how many of those who got Covid were vaxxed and got Alzheimers. This distinction seems important.
They have also been accused of image manipulation for their paper that indicated plaque build-up in the beain was causing Alzheimer's. That reporting has gotten very little attention. I've dealt with them and everyone who can bypasses them for the Mayo.
@@goodcomrade4231 Yup. They are in the same garbage can as the CDC. The 8 mice thing is what got me. I've been boosted to the gills, but I'm taking a pass on this one. 💉 Has this emoji been banned yet?
The problem with quoting percentage increases is that it doesn’t take into account what the absolute risk and change in probability is. 69% of a 50:50 chance is very different from a 69% increase of a 2% chance of acquiring the disease. The second point is in the data from the study, it didn’t say in that 410k that tested positive for covid, was that at the time of clinical diagnosis or have tested positive at any point up to diagnosis.
@@specag31 here is the science freeze the video at 8 min 38 seconds you will see you went from a chance of getting dementia from .35 to .68 percent but the differnce in not getting dementia went from 99.65 to 99.32 percent
One possibility that should be eliminated would be covid being more fatal for those not susceptible to alzheimers. They wouldn't/couldn't be being counted in the counterexamples.
I read a 2018 study from the United Kingdom reported the lifetime risk of developing dementia for women is almost 15 percent while it’s 9 percent for men. By my calculation that takes the 15 percent risk for females to approximately 26%. That is a huge increase!!
There are several studies from NIH indicating the oxygen levels going below 90 can affect brain function as well as other body organs. One nih study indicated silent hypoxia, in people with covid or even the flu virus, is a possible cause. Covid can affect the alveoli in the lungs and collapse them. Our oxygen is disbursed through the alveoli to go throughout the body. If there is diminished supply in the lungs, all organs will be cut short of oxygen, including the brain. Why they call it silent hypoxia is because the covid infected person isnt noticing the breathing difficulties and therefore not checking pulse and oxygen. But the damage is still occurring when oxygen levels drop. When oxygen levels hit 86 or below, brain cells begin to die. I think the point is, even with mild symptoms, pulse/oxygen levels should be continuously monitored to be certain oxygen levels are good, usually between 95 to 100 is desired level.
This raises a huge concern since I had it a year ago and am still recovering. With tinnitus, parosmia, dysgeusia, memory loss, declining eyesight, hair loss, and balance issues being my main problems. What did it do to me? To us all? What does our future look like? I try not to let it consume me, but it’s hard not to when dealing with these symptoms on a daily basis.
I know a couple young people who are not over 65 who are having memory issues after covid someone in their early 40s and another very early 50s who had covid, did not go to the hospital for it but then are experiencing memory issues and forgetfulness that they did not have at all prior to covid.
My husband is 54 years old, he was 52 when he got covid in march 2020. He is still unable to work. I have to call him several times a day to remind him of things he needs to do. He forgets more than he remembers. I find it so hard coping with this, I have to work, he isn't getting any financial help, has put in for disability, but still not approved. It's exhausting to have to do the thinking for 2 people.
So sorry to hear your despair, hang in there, nothing lasts 4 ever. Take time to take care of yourself and sadly it takes a very long time to get help disability wise. It’s heartbreaking for both of you.
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How many times was he vaxxed?
Take him out back and give him the ol yeller treatment. I know that's what I would want.
I hear you. That is how I feel with severe ADHD. I don't qualify for assistance but know I'm not functioning at full capacity at work. It's so crushing to know that all your co-workers and employers see is sometime who only gets things half done, or messed up. Especially when putting in genuine effort just to keep up.
Thanks John, as someone who cares for someone who has advanced Alzheimer's I wouldn't wish the condition on my worst enemy. Its soul destroying for both patient and carer. Thanks again John for all the continued reporting.
May God strengthen you as you care for your loved one.
@@angelerodrigue1843 ... Thank you, Angele.
May God give you strength...
@@martinwebb1681 it's probably too late, but read "The End of Alzheimer's" by Dale Bredesen. It might help you, if you are related to this person.
Has anyone heard of the jab inducing Parkinson's? My FIL was diagnosed after his second jab
My Mother had a slow progressing Alzheimer's. At the start of the lockdowns here in the UK she was grand with support from us her daughters, still going to the haridressers and was able to follow her routine with my Dad. 3 days after her first 💉atbthe end of 2020 she declined at such a rapid rate it, terrifed us and the decline continued until she had her first booster early 2021 and a week later she declined rapidly again. 1 month later she was placed in a care home and 12 weeks after that to the day, she was moved to a nursing home in end stage Alzheimers. My Dad did struggle to adjust to life without his girl by his side but we rallied as a family and got him through it but August last year we noticed some worrying behaviours nit put it down to stress and ambiguous grief. Unfortunately he wasn't coping very well and we found him wonderful sheltered housing apartment but in November 2021, 4 days he received his 3rd booster and the day after his cognition fell off the charts and continued at such a rapid rate with a few short months he was diagnosed with complexed mixed Dementia and unfortunately is now in a care home and is rapidly losing all of grip of reality. This is a man who in January 2020 was planning a family holiday for their 60th wedding Anniversary, he was a confident forthright man who was still driving and was considering buying another little sports car to tinker with and was planning home improvements for that year, so you will have to excuse my cynicism, as I will never accept that it wasn't the 💉 that did this to them as neither of them had had Covid and I strongly believe this is only the tip of the iceberg of what's to come to those who have been 💉
A harrowing string of events. Take care of yourself.
What a painful loss you and your family had and what pain you all are still going through ! And it must be even more painful to see that nobody cares seriously about this certain things your parents have taken. My condolences to you from Germany and blessings for your family.
I am 68 years old, fit, did not get even a cold for 20 years, and refused to take it. Was not easy, but when I read all these experiences , I know it was the right decision.
I agree!
Same thing happenned to my Mum after each jab
Very similar to my mother
All I know is from a (luckily) practically stroke-free family for generations there have now been eight strokes in three formally healthy people in my family in the last two years - all of them had recently received a certain recommended medical procedure. There is absolutely zero doubt in my mind as to the cause - a nurse in the family also said she'd never seen so many strokes.
My 76-year-old husband had a stroke 4 days after his second dose of the modern vaccine last year. He is quite debilitated now. Coincidence??
Doctor Propaganda makes believes he does not read these comments. $$$$$ youjube pays.
This is heartbreaking to read. I'm so very sorry.
@@maybethgaikens7143 There a lot of it about - god speed for his recovery.
@@maybethgaikens7143 Do yourself a favor and compare the symptoms of graphene oxide toxicity next to the widely reported jab “adverse event” thrombotic/clotting side affects and you will find that they mirror each other.
My 93 year old grandmother developed severe and sudden dementia during the mandatory lock downs. Locking her up and forcibly isolating her has ruined her quality of life. I will never forgive the bastards that did this to her.
Who put her in a home?
@@dmp1962 no one. She was living at home, and in extremely good health. Now a different family member tends to her every day. All of her friends had died, and her only social interactions were at church, and going to the market. Within a matter of months, she no longer could cook for herself or use a flight of stairs. Before her forced confinement, she was writing and reciting poetry, walking without assistance of any kind and exercising daily.
You and me both. Turning everyone into terrified serfs.
@@roywall8169 many people ignored the lockdown, and went about their lives as usual. Grocery stores, and others, stayed open. I know they have forced lockdowns in China, but I'm not aware of other countries doing that?
Like they give a Shite, you probably don't even know their names Bill G, george S. Rottenchild, Rocky fellas, and all their stooges.
My dad is in his mid 70s and during covid, he developed altzimers! Before lockdown he was cycling, driving, line dancing, socialising etc . I live 4 hours away and so it was through phone calls and the odd video chat that I saw the change. I thought he caught covid but would recover and get back on form but he didn't. In few months he deteriated to the point that he can't be trusted to take his medications or pay his bills and gave up driving because he bumped into the back of someone. He can't string a cohesive sentence together , remember names. It's really sad and now my suspicions are verified by this report.
Been watching Geert Van Bosch’s latest video where he mentioned that the immune system takes a lot of energy to recover from Covid/vaccine, that it cannot keep the same level of control on other diseases. The more infection/jabs one get, the greater the drain on the immune system and the weaker the control on other diseases. Those getting repeated vaccines are damaging there health. I suspect the vaccine causes more issues than actual Covid. Covid enters through the mouth/nose where the body has elements to detect viruses and respond accordingly. The vaccine is punched through the skin into your cells where there are no elements to detect an invasion. I suspect the immune system has to tap into a lot of resources to combat the vaccine, which may mean it has to let go of things it was controlling. This could explain why the rapid onset of many disease after vaccinations
Wondering If my mom is also affected. My mother only has a problem with her speech and coherent sentences, but I also live 6 hrs from her and I noticed it over the phone. So crazy. She was 100% fine 6 months ago.
@DefendingTHENAME
Not necessarily . Covid has been shown to break through the blood brain barrier . So leaves some suspicion of its impact on the brain. For one the dysautonomia seems to involve the brain and impact on the central nervous system . The big issue with aging and getting covid is so much less hope of full recovery. The social isolation added to this difficulty and the outcome is an obvious combination of factors leading to decline.
Very sorry Marie !
Was he vaccinated?
Thank you John. It is shocking that this is happening to so many. It must be so difficult for you to report every day so much sickness and disease throughout the world that just keeps accumulating. If this is all intentional, the lack of love and compassion for this suffering is mindboggling and unhuman.
My 91 year old mother has had both jabs and booster and we have noticed a definite decline in her mental capacity, memory loss. She didn't have covid.
She was also 91
How do you know she didnt get an asyptomatic case? And she's 91, it's almost expected that her mental capacity declines at that age.
The gift that keeps on giving. So sick of what our governments have done to us all.
This comment doesn’t make sense. The statistics tell the facts related to dementia post a positive test for the Wuhan covid variant. How are you conflating this with governments?
Not all of us. There’s a huge swathe of the population who aren’t afflicted by regressive infantilism & cowardice, and who can still smell bull$sh!t a mile off. Needless to say, this group did not take part in the k!//sh0t experiment.
Two hidden comments.
Is it COVID with the jab, without the jab or both?
Data is not shared on purpose.
It's MRNA...OR..The clot shot..not a virus. More bullshit from the overlords..
"The study population comprised 6,245,282 older adults (age ≥65 years) who had medical encounters with healthcare organizations between 2/2/2020-5/30/2021 and had no prior diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease." No vaccines available during most of this period.
Jab just enhances infections. Virus is responsible for all the damage.
How is this effect differentiated between persons who were not vaccinated, no covid, or vaccinated, then had covid?
Bingo! That's the million dollar question, quite literally. They won't dare release those data sets.
Enjoy the silence.
Idd..first thing came to mind... What a mess!
It’s not, and, it never will be… Because that’s too logical of a route to take…
Good question...the missing piece in this data.
Thank you for posting this video. I have horrible brain fog from my battle with COVID. I went from feeling 40 to 90 after my Covid battle. I have about every post Covid symptom to this day and it is hard to want to continue living this way. People have no idea how terrible this is unless you have it. Please hang in there my friends if you are struggling…
A great research video as always. It would be interesting to know other factors as well, such as jabbed and unjabbed. We knew someone who had mild Parkinsons disease. Their condition seemed to deteriate rapidly after the 1st of 3 vaccinations. A few months after the 3rd they sadly passed away. I must mention that the person concerned did not have covid during this period either. This person was very close to us 😔
Jabbed or not is the key question here I suppose.
Totally agree. More factors may affect the conclusion of a research.
Unfortunately, someone may be jabbed but is considered unvaxxed until two weeks from 2nd jab.
I too know of an elderly person who developed parkinsons/ memory issues after Vs, never had actual covid to my knowledge ...think i remember dr Been doing a vid on brain immunity.
My grandma is in her late 90. She never catch covid but I start noticing her forgoing things a lot after the 2ed jabs. She used to be a smart cookie. 😢
More likely complications after the mRNA jabs...
My dad has never had covid. As soon as he had his first jab he's had to give up driving and now struggles to make a cup of tea. Big pharma are wankers
I'm not vaxxed, 34 years old and having neuro issues 6 months out. Why is it hard to believe that a lab engineered super virus can harm you?
That's the one thing you can publish zero independent research about yet rule out completely because rea$ons
Blame it on everything hey?
Wish I had you around 30 years ago when I had to write my undergraduate research paper using data from multiple sources. You have a guft for simplifying and relating to the regular person. I actually understand the results. Thank you.
@Black Rose Productions one in God, yes. Maybe say a prayer also. I'm proof they do work.
@@katherinewillie9776 this ain’t it. Standing with your imaginary god is standing for oppression, genocide, and an anti-humanistic viewpoint. I claim that I am proof that prayer doesn’t work. I’m tired of cults. We do need to stand as one. Stand together and work towards helping eachother and improving the world. Religion only serves to divide and control people. It pits you against your fellow humans and creates barriers that cannot be transcended due to blind faith. Everyone is taught blind faith is bad in school, so it amazes me that people live their life’s based on a blind faith. Even if there was proof, why would you choose to follow such a wicked and evil god? If your choices are based on fear, then I highly advise you to reconsider and do some research on the history of your religion.
I agree. This is the first straight case he has made for vaccination to protect against the harms of covid he's made in a very long time.
I am only 24 years old and have noticed a severe lack of both short and long term memory after contracting covid twice, first in 2020 and second in late 2021. Before this I vaguely remember being very on point about things, never forgetting to answer emails or texts and hitting goals. Now I can no longer remember to do any of those things. It's been strange
Ive heard several people in your age range say very similar things. I'm genuinely sorry to hear your situation. I hope your cognitive function improves, soon.
as soon as I read this I remembered I'd forgotten to send an email, so thanks.
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37 and I am exactly the same way. Used to be quick and energetic. Now I forgot and tired.
Same here I am 42 still struggling 1 year after long covid. Its really hard, especially now when I am back to work.
Thank you Dr. Campbell for your continued covering/reporting of current medical events.
God Bless You Doctor John, a calm and reassuring voice of reason. Stay strong and stay healthy, we need you!!
@Hitogokochi innovative
Oh thats right, you will own nothing and be happy with Alzheimer's
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Very interesting. My mum developed dementia a few months after getting Pfizer covid vaccine (she contracted covid a year later). She was 81 no signs of forgetting before that. Strange thing is that I know other 2 ladies who developed dementia over last two years!
My mother in law's passed a few weeks ago from dementia. Watched her shrivel up and suffer for the last couple years. Terrible way to go.
that is why I prefer to live fully until I'm able then go with a Bang doing a Bucket List.
Same for my mother
shriveled away over several yrs.
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" Terrible way to go."
What is more terrible is that it could have easily been prevented.
Yes we "protected" the most vulnerable by isolating them from their families and locking them together with post covid patients returning from hospital. In no way was our government criminally negligent at best and wilfully murderous at worst.
I'd like to know not only the difference tween jabbed and not-jabbed, but also those who'd been on any type of mainstream meds (and specifics). How long they'd been on them. And, if applicable, how long they'd been off of them. Other lifestyle factors would be great as well. Of course, ppl who tend to take care of themselves (including tending to their own health issues, as possible) don't have a lot in the "medical records" department.
I know it’s still early in the grand timeline it’s only 2022 but one day they might actually create a computerized spreadsheet system where you can categorize things like this and make databases. I can’t wait! I heard big things are happening for tech in 2030!
It’s amazing this very basic date is not available to everybody
Alz is (was?) Included in the original list of advars side effects from Pfiser's jibbyjab
@@OTOWN2STOCKTOWN You do realize the items in that list were not verified to be linked?
I've not taken any shots. I'm 55 and not on any prescriptions. No Covid and not a sniffle in Years. Cod liver oil and vitamin D3 everyday. Much more than the recommended dosage!!! D3 is truly a miracle
I'm 64 and long Covid has hammered me,I'm very aware of the effect on my thought processes and general sense of well-being. That's hard enough to deal with as I'm fully aware of things "not being quite right". There's not enough acknowledgement of the effects of Covid aside from the physical. Thanks for your videos Dr John.
Check out the FLCCC. There is no guarantee, but there is a strong probability their long covid protocol will improve things, if not fully return them to pre covid status.
Same here 61.5 years old with two spinal fusions Unvaxxed had the bioweapon twice.its turbo charged all my hurts and zapped me of my energy
46 and I’m not feeling like myself mentally, there’s a cognitive decline. Covid 3x but not vaxxed. It’s weird
Vaxxed yes? It's odd how easy govt narratives stick
What side effects are you reading about the vaccines, just a thought.
My aunt was 67 and healthy. Still working. Got her 3rd shot in march and now is in a nursing home starring at the ceiling. She didn't get covod but she did get the shot
I can’t believe they are even suggesting that it’s Covid. It’s clearly the jabs.
"Safe and effective" .
Yeah Right.
Don't worry. Doctor Propaganda is not going to talk about that.
Yes the after the Vaccine, is showing people are getting Alzheimer.
Same for my mom. She was working at 73 at a nursing home. They gave her 3 Pfizer shots and now she is behaving as she has dementia. They fired her.
When my mom got sick she had a 80 oxygen deficiency and I don’t know how long she was like that. She was talking out of her head. She improved a little in the hospital. She died in a nursing home and I was not allowed in to check on her.
No, they didn't want you to see how they killed her.
I’m so sorry for your loss! This whole Covid thing is just unacceptable!
Nancy Adams I'm sorry for your loss. It was wrong not to allow you in. Tragic!
My sympathy. It is hard to not be allowed to visit...hard for both of you. Happened that way for my mother and .myself. she died and I was not let in to be with her during the process. I was called only after she had passed.
I hope it was not a UK nursing home or hospital
I agree that we need to know jabbed vs non jabbed in this study.
Agreed but the spike is still the spike, either way. You just get tens of thousands more at a time with one method.
Remember too the Omicron spike is different. Much milder, I think. Still tastes poisonous but you can shake it off easier.
@@mamandapanda185 no, we need to know vax vs no-vax . End of story.
When they did the study why did not ask about the jab?
@@mamandapanda185 Need to know which sheep 🐑 got the jab vs those who can think for themselves, so you can tell wether it was even worth it or not...
🤦
Alzheimer's and prion diseases were also a concern of mRNA vaccines in animal trials. Spike and even more concerning was the lipid nanoparticles (no matter the antigen) going back at least as far back as 2017. I'm sure the concerns are much older than that. So, COVID or vaccine, we could have a mess.
Ooo. I need thant link. Was trying to tell my brother about the same thing.
@@sortasurvival5482 Search prions disease. Follow the rabbit down the hole.
Yes, an article from 2017, which goes into some very specifics regarding moderna plainly states the lipid nano particle delivery system is too dangerous in repeated doses. So much so that they had to abandon the treatment they had been working on w billions invested. They were in a bad way and searching for a "hail Mary." Anyone interested should Google 2017 article on moderna..it's a very interesting read for sure.
Experimental injections are the cause - its happening to the jabbed here in Australia
@@crazyratlady3438, best I remember that was when Moderna failed to create a cure for Craigler-Najjar disease. In order to get more investors and avoid bankruptcy they began working on mRNA vaccines.
My mom’s geriatrician observed the very same thing in her patients and we had also noticed that my moms vascular dementia progressed after she recovered from COVID.
This is just a complete tragedy and breakdown of our society and we are all just sitting down, holding hands and taking it.
And told to be grateful 😂
LOL so dramatic. No worries we'll be fine
Perhaps we will “forget” all this covid and jab stuff in the future now 😉
And what should we be doing? Seems to me getting vaccinated is the only thing we can but that doesn’t appear to be any help as assume most of these old folk will have been vaccinated anyway!
@@heinzn6272 😂😂😂😂 That would be hilarious. You wouldn't remember anything you'd watch on this channel. The stress and panic would go, and then you'd slowly begin to heal haha
My father is the greatest man I have ever known in my life. No matter what I do with this life I will never be half the man he was. He died at 96 last fall and I couldn't get there to see him because I'm unvaccinated. I live in Canada and I will NEVER forgive Trudeau for taking my last days with Superdad away from me. NEVER !! #Trudeaumustgo
So sorry to hear of such a sad loss, it's been a very hard and trying time for many. I'm sure your father knew you loved him, may he rest in peace
@@jaytucker8834 - Thanks, Jay.
Sad to hear this. Trudeau will get sacked in the next election, otherwise im moving to other country. I simply cannot even hear him talking on tv. Have to change the channel right away.
This guy is disgusting.
@@grabbergrabbs1 - I agree, Bob. I can't listen to him or even look at his face. He makes me both angry and sick.
I don't know you, but I'm so sorry to hear this. It is hard to forgive these people for what they have done, but we have to try.
Thank you Dr Campbell for presenting these data to us in an understandable way.
Thank you for keeping us informed. My father and grandmother had Alz. It is devastating.
Thank you again.
Blessings, take care.
Is there any Data showing if any of these cases are non vaxed?
No time, take the boosters🤪
They will bury it if there is......
not important. what's important is that you sacrifice yourself to save my grandma
There has been Alzheimer's patients before COVID but the numbers are increasing beyond what is expected.
@@RyanZakMusic If your grandma is healthy, she has nothing to worry about when it comes to COVID. Last December I suffered a collapsed lung and pneumonia with blood clots in the other lung. I came through it okay and hope to have another four years before getting ill with a cold virus.
Considering dementia is essentially Type 3 diabetes, and spike protein is known to damage mitochondria...if you have any degree of metabolic dysfunction prior to infection, then none of this is surprising. Furthermore, those who have metabolic syndrome are likely to have more severe and longer duration infections.
Bingo. Junk seed oils and excess sugar consumption starve the brain of the building blocks it needs to function. people need to switch to proper healthy fats and cut the junk. Without that step they are simply a source of revenue for Big Food and Big Pharma.
Exactly - the big secret being kept as the FDA don't want to be sued for causing this epidemic. If there's dementia or diabetes in your family - go keto or carnivore and live dementia free.
Best advice: stop eating any carbs and seed oils and remove all your visceral fat as soon as possible.
My mother was progressing slowly.
The memory care place locked down and she wasn't allowed visitors including all family.
She did not get cov2 or the vax, but the progression increased.
In my opinion the lockdowns were the catalyst.
The progression has slowed a bit since they relaxed the prison mentality.
The government can GTTFH.
I agree, the lockdown could very well have exacerbated this, good point, I think
I think that the lockdown effected my brain function more than covid (that I had after lockdown), a few weeks of doing very little, without using my mind at work seemed to take away my ability to make decisions, luckily it was temporary. Covid just gave me dark thoughts and nightmares. I'm un-gabbed.
My mother sounds very similar to yours. She had some memory issues before the lockdown. During the lockdown & lack of connection to friends & family she went downhill much faster.
horible . sorry for your loss. Care homes & hospices management, draconian.
Same with my aunt.
I'm 61, and had mild Covid beginning of June and following this had 6 weeks of acute memory loss and confusion. I still have memory problems, and a cognitive deficit. I am no longer able to continue working and my poor wife is now supporting us as best she can. I also get some sort of panic/horror attacks which I have never had before in my life. I have problems stringing thoughts together now.
how many shots did you take?
Me too 😢
My sister at 54 has early onset dementia. A year ago she had the first jab. Overnight she developed Parkinson’s type tremors interspersed with muscular spasms in her arms and legs. She lost the ability to feed herself. She had the second jab three months later … recommended by the local health department! Her physical and mental regression thereafter
was very rapid. More like free fall…. She is now in the final stages of the disease. Very very difficult to watch.
Oh my gosh, I am so sorry. I am almost 59. I couldnt imagine. I will be praying for her.
Wow,,,,she went back for a second,,,quite ignorant of her
@@kevreilly7 totally…. And listening to ‘medical’ advice!
@@tishfoster2767 I am hopeful Nuremberg 2.0 awaits these "experts"
So very sorry for your sister, you and your family.😥
Love the way Dr. John keeps track of the studies and looks at them. Such a contrast to Dr, Fauci’s proclamations without referring to the actual studies.
Thank you Dr.Campbell, I appreciate these videos & always learn something valuable.
My Brother in law is 61. He worked a full time job and had no problems to speak of. He got the first covid vaccine and then his first booster. With in 24 hours of that booster he started having problems. First he started having tremors in his hands and then the tremors spread to other parts of his body. Soon he was shaking all over. The doctors were telling him he had ha bad reaction to s cold medicine that he hadn’t even taken recently and that he had taken numerous times over the past 30 years with no problems. When I looked into it, this is apparently what they are telling lots of people with the same problem my BIL is having. Despite us telling him not to, he went and got a second booster on the recommendation of his doctor and now he is nearly catatonic. He can barely speak and his wife has to help feed him. I read about this vaccine causing a prion like disease in some people and I believe this is what my BIL is suffering from. He can’t remember what he did 5 minutes ago, he shakes all over all of the time. He can’t sleep because of the shaking. He nor his wife (my husband’s sister) will even hear of the notion that this was all due to that vaccine. My BIL can’t even discuss anything now but before the last booster, he could talk to people and he didn’t want you to mention that it could be from the vaccine. I think it’s because before they got the first shot my husband and I begged them not yo get it because we thought it was just too experimental and not worth the risk. Also, my daughters father in law had just turned 70 and had just gone to the doctor for a physical and had an EKG and a stress test. He lived in Australia. He got the first vaccine and then just dropped dead 2 days later while on his daily 20 minute walk (40 minutes round trip) to some shops he visited every day. He had multiple blood clots. Another friend of ours in their 50’s died from the same thing within a couple days of the first booster. I think these vaccines are dangerous.
Are these studies after Covid and having the vaccines?
Make a channel on Rumble please! We don't want to ever lose access to all of your knowledge! You shouldn't have to sensor yourself or walk on eggshells either!
Rumble needs to make the platform user friendly for the content creators. That’s why so many hasn’t gone to Rumble as their main platform.
Yes please join Rumble also. I just noticed the comment above me. I will have to check. Transfer your library of vids to Rumble please.
Not mentioned vaccination status strangely???
My grandma had dementia when COVID hit, she declined and passed away quickly because of the isolation. Never forgive the lockdown measures! Also to mess with funerals was a disgrace
yes, very true. completely unnecessary. as soon as it was clear how it's spread they should have changed measures. instead they kept them for a long time. mostly to cover up negligence. it was a very welcome time for any sort of care homes to relax care a bit. despicable. but sadly, true.
Uncalled for.
@@prunabluepepper ⁰
Had to wait 3 freaking weeks to bury my mother! Come on already!
My mother 81 didn't get Covid.
Lost teeth, couldn't get treatment but was able to eat. New theory for Alzheimer is oral disease being a contributor.
Got the 1st vaccine in April 2021, and the second and her mild mental decline accelerated month by month and she died in March 2022 not even recognising me the last I saw her.
She got Covid from the hospital in her last days.
So yes I blame the pandemic restrictions and the vax.
And all this concerns about what Covid is causing but crickets about its origin
Thank you so much for such intense studies thru all of this!! I was just talking to a close friend this morning who has suddenly started misplacing things of very much importance to her everyday life. I often forward your findings but think I will skip this one. She is aware something is going wrong. I stay in close contact with her and may tell her about your findings!!
I am the one that Maderna caused to have a stroke.
As usual, at the forefront. My heartfelt thanks.
see La Quinta Columna for the edge
@@footballdesk4417 Technically since the very beginning. We were tipped off.
Perhaps covid caused the issue with the teacher from Ontario with the mellons?
It's climate change🤔
😊
And QANON
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@@qfragger HaHa.
Elephant in the room still needs to be seen
It can't. It is guarded secret to delay riots
My friends mother had covid in 2020, heart failure followed quickly by vascular dementia. She was 82 but healthy before covid. Obviously before vaccines.
Well, this is disturbing.... I refused the jab because no one knows the long term effects (still). I had a fairly mild case of delta (they thought) about 14 months ago, at the age of 65, have resumed normal life with zero social distancing and have not caught the bug again (unlike practically everyone I know who did get the jab; they've had COVID and some of them more than once). I am otherwise disgustingly healthy (no heart or lung disease, no diabetes, no obesity) but I have a strong family history of dementia (both of my parents and my maternal grandfather). Aargh. I've joked for years that the only thing guaranteed to work flawlessly every time is my forgetter, but I am getting a bit more forgetful these days. Scary.
Yes, agreed. But I'm curious how many people in the 'didn't have covid' group actually did but were entirely asymptomatic. Maybe they tested blood before going into the trial and could see antibodies or not? But that seems like a lot of people to do blood tests on. I'm extremely healthy for 61, didn't have the vaccine because I want to stay that way, but 'might' have had a sniffle for a day in 2020. Mum has dementia, and my memory is the now the family joke, so although I laugh about it, it's actually not all that funny...
@@BigDog366 not at all try doing ,mct oil 1 tbsp,, 3, t ,a day it helps
I bet there's diabetes in your family too - the two are related - go on a keto or carnivore diet and you will not develop diabetes of the brain - known as Alzheimer's.
Carnivore diet. Or reduce Phlegm from a Chinese medicine perspective or Asian in general. Means no sugar, no refined carbohydrates, no seed and vegetable oils.
Although olive oil, coconut oil, ghee and real butter are ok. Also use animal fat like dripping to cook very good for you.
Forget the long term studies. No one actually knows what's in the jab except of the manufacturer.
Thank you you for reporting this important information so we can make better informed decisions about protecting ourselves and the risks we are willing to take. I have not had covid yet and I will continue to protect myself since it's been working well for me.
Thank you John for this information. We really do need to get people on a more healthy diet and to keep their blood sugar levels and blood pressure lower without drugs - it can be done through diet. This would bring down inflammation and surely would affect the outcome. Even if it just reduced the speed of onset. Alas, this does not fit in with mainstream medical attitudes.
But a healthy diet & lifestyle still wouldn’t counteract the regressive infantilism & abject cowardice shown by a populace of dimwitted TV addicted imbeciles.
"on a more healthy diet "
The problem is we are being told to eat very unhealthy. Getting rid of plant-shit and eating meat and animal fat only is the real way to go...
@@btudrus agreed, I’ve been practicing intermittent fasting with keto for the last 4 months, there’s so much info in regard to both things. I’m 59 and needed to lose just over a stone in weight, almost at my target now, feel so much better and have loads more energy, in fact I feel as fit and well as I did in my twenties. Mainstream are still sticking to low fat, carb loaded recommended diets even though there’s lots of evidence out there showing it’s often not the best.
Everything is a dam conspiracy with you
I agree a ketogenic type diet would be so helpful to so so so many people
Would be interesting to know from a researchers pov how many injections they also had before diagnosed with Alzheimers after covid
Such a heartbreaking condition for the person & family 💔
Thank you for a great video, would covid vaccinations reduce that risk or could it be the vaccinations themselves causing the problems?
My Mother and I had the fluvid within days of each other last May. She was diagnosed with neuro-degenerative alzheimers in August 2019. Both unvaxxed. I'm an ovarian cancer survivor with re-occuring tumours and Mom is a type II diabetic. Doctors had her on metformin for many years, switching to Jardience and then Jamumet. Early in June she was not able to walk and I had to call an ambulance as she showed signs of delirium. They kept her in hospital for a week. They said she tested positive and had a slight bladder infection so she was given a week of antibiotics. One nurse gave her the wrong antibiotic one night, but apparently she was monitored for 24 hours and appeared okay. The doctor said she had a steep decline in cognition. I now have her at home, bed-ridden and not knowing what day it is. She's 89 and sleeping in the day a lot. She was a heavy smoker and black coffee drinker for many years as she ran restaurants. Now she doesn't smoke or drink coffee. She only wants water. Her appetite is good and we can converse about things and I am deeply grateful for that but also fearful. Thank-you Dr. John for your timely analysis. We're here in Canada and we are Greeks. Mom always said the vaccines were govt bullshit when I asked her if she wanted to get the jab in 2020. Tina the tiger is still quite the gal. God bless all.
Quite possibly Her medication side effects..= dementia. Research them.
I got nerve damage from the J&J vax.
Iodine is not something that is to be omitted or avoided.
I think that a urinary infection back in 2018 hastened the progress of my mother's dementia at that time. Some people suffer from a low level urinary infection that can become chronic if the doctors are not onto it. I have twice had to ask the doctor to extend a course of anti-biotics when I could see from my mother's behaviour that she had not fully recovered from a urinary infection. Confusion and excessive sleepiness are symptoms, I would say.
@@iAmMattN Yeah sure bud.
Given the link of Alzheimer's to Influenza as well as SARS-Cov-2, I would postulate it is either the virus gets into the nervous system and triggers an auto-immune response or it is from a cytokine storm resulting in the auto-immune response. I think the key is to look at the immune response.
We have more than 350 trillion viruses in our virobiome. How many of these cases were vaccinated? And what therapeutics were used during their infection? Inflammation is a major cause of cognitive disabilities. Ivermectin is known to reduce Inflammation and aid in neurocognitive disorders. Not enough information here.
You composed a rational comment based on valid medical science. I'm not sure that's allowed.
@@maryannking5491 For those of us who have no access to IVM, turmeric has also been showing help in reducing inflammation...These days I'm also looking into things like Centrophenoxine, referred to as a " choline smart drug" , L-Carnatine, Venpocatine, Ginko Biloba, Melatonin, Gotu Kola...I do not have long covid brain problems as serious as Alzheimers...yet. But when I had Omicron back in February, it was an extreme brain inflammation/encephalitis more than anything else, and my brain functioning took months to get back to normal. However, I am still expecting something not so good down the road, but hoping for the best and learning all I can about the virus's affect on brain functioning, just incase....Also good is to get a CRP ( C-reactive protein) blood test which shows general inflammation in the body, and an HBA1C test to see if you are insulin resistant.
"Given the link of Alzheimer's to Influenza as well as SARS-Cov-2, I would postulate it is either the virus gets into the nervous system and triggers an auto-immune response or it is from a cytokine storm resulting in the auto-immune response. I think the key is to look at the immune response."
Bullshit. It is all about metabolism. Alzheimer's is a metabolic disease caused by eating sugar (and not eating enough meat). SARS-COV-2 induces the same changes in cellular metabolism sugar (fructose) does.
The best to prevent/heal both COVID-19 and Alzheimer's is to stop eating sugar, possible stop eating all carbohydrates and eat meat only...
This is caused by the clot shot
That's exactly what I experienced. 40 years old. 8 months after my infection I had a huge drop in brain capacities. Could even remember which was the right key of my home... Then it got slightly better. Had a couple of medication and blood cleaning vegs prescribed.
I still miss probably around 10% of how I was before COVID.
Off course, 0 help from the health care system.
How many shots did you have or none?
You were prescribed blood cleaning vegetables? By who, a witch doctor? And who grows these magical vegetables? A wizard farmer? As far as I know, the only things that can "clean" blood is your liver, kidneys and dialysis. Please share.
@@BombSponge Right on cue
@@BombSponge shots came 18 months later only, no relevance in this case. As I was in a very bad shape at that time and work exhausted, I attribute one factor of the long covid to my own behavior. My bad habbits, my fault. lesson learned I guess
@@KarlMaldensNose medication originally comes from plants. FYI. Some plants might help. You end up visiting Wizards when all doctors and clinics you have visited do not recognize any of your many symptoms and call it "being 40 of age". I wouldn't want anybody going through this. Not even people who make fun of me.
Dr. John you are a treasure. I feel very blessed to be able to get science based data here, knowing you have no agenda, other than educating the masses. Thank you.🙏🏻 Also thank you to the community, for all your contributions. The sheer amount of collective knowledge & experience here is amazing.
...science based data 🤣🤣🤣
You must be kidding..
And here come the bots..🤖
the authors of the study he refers to promote vaccines
Aluminum in the Brain.
my friend is in her 50s. she got covid and ever since has been forgetful, repeats herself often and gets frustrated. i really hope this is not irreversible.
Brain fog seems to be a frequent long Covid symptom but it is different than what is being reported here. Hopefully her condition will improve with time.
Likewise, my friend is 58, had COVID quite awhile ago and became forgetful, repeats the same story 20 minutes later. Forgets what she already told me repeatedly.She has become very emotional as well. Very disturbing.
was she jabbed?
@@ScanLinkV yes
I can see that was vaxxed. there you go, that's the reason why....
Thanks, Fauci, with your gain of function research into bat viruses.
That parasite, needs to be in prison.
Yes he gave $ to Wuhan lab and gain of function Fauci s workhorse Yoshihiro Kawaoka UWisconsin lab altered H5N1 and H1N1 years ago.received more research funding in March 2019 ...not a coincidence..
Yes, we need to start calling it what it really is, and that it is a "bio-weapon.: Fauci et al need to be held responsible.
Hello John, your'e not alone, our Doc here is of a similar theoretical mind as your good self albeit he is very restricted in what he can say, but trusts us as we do him, and we concur with his analysis of this world changing campaign. My dear wife suffered from 2x seizures following the 2nd jab. She is alright now pretty much but has ongoing gastrointestinal problems mostly evenings after her days work. We're told its Irritable bowel syndrome, which she experienced once several years ago. She is 62yo, whilst i am 82yo and i am physically fit. Something is not right with this public campaign for the world population needing to be vaccinated and those who refuse being ridiculed and punished by losing their employment. Police Officers included. Robert. Aotearoa.
The video named and is about "Post COVID Alzheimer's"
Rock the cradle of love
@@TruthIsFreedom7777 Probiotic's, organic fruit and vegetables, gardening with your own hands, and raw milk (if there is a raw milk vending machine in your area). There is indeed a connection between the gut and the brain, also between the gut and the immune system.
I would also strongly recommend researching a strict carnivore diet for your wife and yourself. You can start with Dr Shawn Baker here on youtube.
Did you see our lovely jacinda wants to crack down on disinformation on the Internet. What a ......person !
Your important report here corroborates the study a few months ago, based on massive NHS data in Britain, which found that people over 50 who had had COVID had 00 ON AVERAGE, not just among dementia cases -- a 1-2% gray matter loss in the brain. This loss came particularly in the area that correlates to increased incidence of early onset Alzheminer's. It would probably help if you were to review that study, too.
Wow!
@@LTPottenger Good to see you here. Love your podcasts.
John referred to this study when it came out a few months ago.
@@alexk48 Thank you!
@@judithpride1690 I must have missed that one. By chance could you tell me what its date or title was?
My mom at 83 went downhill fast and was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s a few months after her second vaccine. She has not had covid.
I have just started the vid, and he may cover it. I wonder how many of the positive cases are linked to vaccine... I am sorry about your mom. I cannot imagine your pain and frustration.
@@NaturallyLluvme He can’t cover it. They won’t release the data and even if they had, TH-cam policy won’t allow the reporting of the results if there’s positive correlation. He says 3/4 in that its an open question.
@@NaturallyLluvme That's what I had wondered. I just finished the video, and I never heard him mention the vaccine. But I think it would be very pertinent to study that as well... OR was there a crossover of both (had vaccine AND the shot) that wasn't mentioned because they would rather blame it all on the virus. The way the US messed with the numbers during the pandemic, I just don't trust any studies coming from here anymore.
Exactly the same with my friends mother in law.. within days of her second vaccine a notable change in her personality which has since progressed to diagnosed Alzheimers .. She has never tested positive for Covid..
This is so key: which of these people got the Covid shots and which didn't? That seems to me a much more relevant use of this huge (i.e., valuable) study group. My friend's normally alert elderly mom got her second shot and soon afterward began walking backwards around the house with no idea who she was. The friend herself got lost on the way home from her second shot appt. She's lived there for 11 years. She told me, "It felt like ants were crawling in my brain, but I didn't tell anyone because I wanted to go home." Yes, these are anecdotes, and thus not admissible as what passes for science right now, but observations are important and citizen science matters!
Yes , my father is old and it could just be a coincidence , but after the booster his short term memory and cognitive ability suffered a significant decline.
He never had covid .
Its not a coincidence, my neibour memory has got way worse and straight after each jab....after the second she was wondering arround at night looking for dead husband!
You cannot say without a doubt he never had Covid.
@@TheDarkPorkins Today, it is well established that they do nothing to stop/slow the spread, nothing to prevent covid sickness, and there is no evidence proving that they do anything to "lessen symptoms" either.
So, what exactly is it that you believe these drugs do for you in reality?
@@TheDarkPorkins He was being tested regularly .
According to the narrative , if he caught covid he should have become very ill and died.
He has been physically well for the entire time.
My husband had Covid in 2020 before they told anyone on the news. He had mild symptoms my was severe and so was my moms. My lungs where effected. I have asthma now. My husband didn’t really show dementia symptoms. He had problems like miss placing his keys stuff like that. After Covid he got lost driving and didn’t want to drive anymore. He started having seizures like Parkinson’s or CJD. His memory and vision started getting effected. He got Covid again April 2023. The hallucinations got intense. He forgot how to sit and even sleep. His seizures Where all the time. He got a lot worse and he passed away last month. He forgot how to swallow and breathe. I told everyone he had Young Alzheimer’s but he had something that has no name. I call it Covid Alzheimer’s. That’s what I believe. Thanks for Sharing. I’ll tell the story on my channel when I feel better and can really tell.
You really know your stuff. That expression of a Parkinson's patient was on target 💯
The good news just keeps coming.
Every freakin day!
@@timothyvojta9237 *plandemic
Loneliness, fear and dramatically reduced input. My 5 cent.
Thank you sir that you sacrifice your time for teaching us. Wish you all good things 😊
firstly thank you so much for your research and time you give us all every day.
I'm so happy you brought up the alzhiemers problem.
this is what happened to my Mam.
she was totally independant and had no cognitive problems. she did everything unaided and actively involved in community organisations. her memory was terrific.
we both went to get the vaccine at the chemist 3pm. whilst in the chemist we walked around smelling and trying on perfume..
after the vaccine..Astrazeneca..went home..she made dinner and had no effects..not even a sore arm. she went to bed 10pm.
7am the next morning I went into her bedroom as she was not up.
this is what happened..she had totally lost her memory..completely as well as this she couldn't walk and vomiting for a week...she was bedridden and lost her sense of smell. Dr said not to worry as this was one of the severe side effects of the vaccine...I was not happy with diagnosis after 1 week and went to a specialist with her..he advised he had had so many patients see him about the vaccine effects. he was concerned and did numerous tests.
unfortunately we have been told nothing can be done.
end result my mam has alzhiemers..lost sense of smell..vomits at least once or twice a week.
her life has been severely affected by the vaccine and she is totally reliant on me to survive.
she cannot be left on her own.
all this happened suddenly within 9 hours of the vaccine.
I now know of two other women who have had the same symptoms straight after the vaccine.
just thought you might like this information
thank you
Sandra
I had LC in 2020 but am largely recovered from it. One thing I will say, though, is that my memory is just not what it used to be. It's not dementia, but it feels like it could be a prelude.
Brain fog
I had severe covid at the very end of 2020. I still have some issues. My memory is not very good anymore. I'm forgetting words.
some doctors recommend one capsule ginseng for a month, it's called brain fog and very common after covid.
Same.
...covid was the worst 24hrs of my life
I'm a 29 years old man that had long Covid-19 Delta variant back in mid December 2021 to mid February 2022, where I was in coma, respirator for the whole two months and ECMO how one month during the periode. And after I woke up from the coma I was completely unable to move and then I was still at the hospital for two months more until I was able to move somewhat and then get discharged. But now that I'm back home and having been home for a few months, I'm starting to realize that my shortterm memory is completely busted... Like I can have a conversation with someone and 5 minutes later I can't remember what we talked about I can only remember that we talked.
Hi dr John, good to see that you changed your background to show a nice, homely ambiance once again. That harsh curtain has now gone. Thank you and keep up the good work.
I would like to know how much the lock-down had to do with this ... the DEMORALIZATION and depression it caused. I have stayed up close to EVERYTHING going on and in addition to being newly retired and isolated I am wondering how much is organic and how much is brought on by my overwhelming feelings of hopelessness and fear. I seriously want to just be OUT OF HERE and could imagine myself leaving mentally ... even if not physically. Hopefully not. Still intellectually curious so I won't panic yet. All of my affairs are in order just in case I slip into some odd state!!! Still ... anybody ever study this ... demoralization as a 'cause'???????
I'm 61 and retired as well. I battled lockdown and imminent depression by taking up running and losing a lot of weight (I saw the link between covid outcomes and obesity). I've never felt better and although my 'running' is more of a slow shuffle, it really does as much for me mentally and emotionally as physically (actually probably more as it's possibly not doing my knees and hips much good!). Stay intellectually curious! I'm doing a deep-delve into the Tudors for some reason. Keeps the old noggin' going!
@@BigDog366 OK ... studying the Stoics onto the Tudors ... I DO need to kick up the physical activities. I have ALWAYS been VERY physically active until now. Need to do it again. Don't quite understand what or why I don't feel motivated.... Love blaming things outside of myself but that is a cop out!!!! Thank you for responding!!!
Lockdown was used as coercion to push the jab on a populace of dimwitted TV addicted cowards & it absolutely worked on all the weakminded imbeciles who are now crying about ‘long covid’ & are still too stupid to connect their condition with the poison now coursing through their veins.
good point about slipping away. i have RA and when it was very high (120 CRP) i have been so paralysed i was quite happy to leave. it was only the expressions on my sons face's (in their 20's) when I said this, that made me realise I had already drifted too far and needed to come back - however uncomfortable.
Lots of elderly relied on popping down to the shops or to a local community group once a week, it was enough to keep them going and a reason to get up. The lockdowns prevented this. I know many elderly that went completely downhill during the lockdown and have never recovered.
The vaxx is also associated with alzhiemers and other brain damage.
Sadly, it seems many of the symptoms caused by the infection are also caused by the injections - which makes sense because the injections make the body produce spike protein- the very substance that is so toxic in the infection.
My father's memory and brain function went down hill quickly after receiving the injections and, within a few months, he was forced to retire due to memory and reading struggles.
Since then he's also developed a terrible infection and inflammation in his leg - common among the vaxxx according to our local health authorities - that has dragged on for months.
The accompanying rash looks exactly like the painful rashes others have developed in response to the injections.
Facts!
Have you entered the data into the VAERS (US) or your country's covid data base? We have to get answers to all these post jab and post covid debilitating aftereffects we are experiencing..
Dr. Campbell, could you possibly do an in depth talk on amyloidosis. Apparently it was a rare condition in not too recent past. I would like to learn more on the causes of amyloidosis. Thanks muchly!
Graphene HYDROXIDE is in the Covid19, US Military's bioweapon.
I am 57 and did not got Covid, had 2 shots and one booster. After every injection (with aspiration, thanks doctor!) I had intense migraine for 48 hrs. I never had migraines in my life before. So this seems to indicate that something was happening in my brain 🧠. After the 3rd shot, i noticed that a big part of my long term memories where gone, i used to recall old memories very fast and easily, now it’s gone. Fortunately, i don’t have a family history of Alzheimer, but i think the vaccines have accelerated my clock of cognitive decline, hopefully, only for a moment 😬.
Do you eat sugar?
Initial symptoms of Alzheimer's affects short term memory a lot more than long term memory, so what you are experiencing is probably not the early effects of Alzheimer's.
Why the f. did you take the second after having migraines for 48hrs. Didn't that tell you enough? You'll be telling us next you went for a fourth one!
Graphene HYDROXIDE is in the Covid19, US Military's bioweapon.
To me too. I had brain fog for 4 months. One of my friends joked that I was getting dementia wow.I recovered for now. I did not want the booster but wanted to keep my job. Another month of side effects. I had Covid too.
So glad you asked the question I would like to know how the numbers break out for folks who decided on vaccines and got covid after that. What a tragedy. Please keep up with the information. Seems no one else has your focus and concerns
Back several years ago I was being treated for allergies, ear nose throat ailments, and servere food allergies. I was always getting sick, mainly bronchitis but once severe pneumonia. Long story short, I drink a quart water with a capful, or 2, of apple cider vinegar. And cod liver oil. Plus the usual zinc, magnesium, pink salt. I make my own saurkraut and kefir and healthy food. It's been 20 years and I have not been sick. Oh I also pray.
It's not the praying ffs.
@ James Collins....who are you to tell someone it's not praying??? Prayer helps people who have faith. Just because you don't believe doesn't mean others don't have the right to. Freedom of worship.
At the very least it’s positive thinking. No reason to attack their beliefs. I’m agnostic btw but I respect others’ beliefs.
@@jamescollins3647 praying obviously has a mental effect, that then as a result has tangible physical effects that also boost the immune system... So, even if you think it’s stupid, the non-spiritual benefits alone are measurable in other people.
Back many years ago, I was being treated for priapism and syphilis. Seeking relief, I started drinking heavily, mostly tequila shots, smoking tobacco and herb, and eating whatever I desire. I prefer steaks, pizza, and bacon-double cheeseburgers. It's been 21 years and I have not been sick. Oh, I also pray to Jesus. And since I haven't won the lotto yet, (thank you Jesus), I attribute my health and virility to my lifestyle. Many people say do what Jesus would do. I say, do what Pat does for great health.
Terrifying. Thanks for bringing us this news. Please keep following up on this.
Vaxed vs Unvaxed I would think is most important!
The survey ran from Feb 2020. The vaccine wasn’t administered until Jan 2021. So vaccination status is irrelevant. Pay attention
Whoever responded to this needs to stop making sense and I might actually be able to see their comment
I don't think he'd keep his YT channel if he put out those figures. Censored comments here everywhere too.
My guess is that there is a difference the unv'acced would be at higher risk just because they have more severe symptoms.
Hello John I am German and have only recently started following your channel. Thanks for such interesting analysis, Yes and it is indeed worrying.
But I also wonder like others mentioned before in the comments, is there where possible also a link between vaccinated and increased risk caused by vaccination.
My experience in my personal environment makes me believe this at least more and more that there is also a strong correlation here after vaccination for poorer cognitive performance or it comes to more forgetfulness.
My father 82 years old, has since last year strong increase in forgetfulness and word finding. He has been vaccinated 3 times and first had Corona about 8 weeks ago with almost no significant symptoms (minimal cold). Saying the process of deterioration started way before the actual disease.
My sons 18 and 21 years both complain about forgetfulness what you wanted to say just now. Both vaccinated 3 times in 2021. Corona disease in spring 2022 with mild flu-like course.
I myself 57 years old was vaccinated 2 times, last June 2021, then suffered enormous memory impairment. Severe word-finding disorders and extreme fatigue in the following weeks. At the beginning of August I suffered an eye embolism (eye infarction) with a loss of vision of 97% in this eye, i.e. eye no longer usable. Since then, I also suffer from concentration problems and forgetfulness. I have waived a third vaccination. Corona itself I had then also with a slight flu course in February 2022.
After that, no further deterioration of concentration was noticeable.
Due to all these made experiences I believe however very much in it and/or set up the thesis that also the vaccination alone is an increased risk for the cognitive abilities or even catalyst for an intensified breaking out of Demez (Alzheimer) with older persons.
How do you see this ? What is your opinion on this thesis ?
I would be glad to receive an answer.
I am looking forward to further interesting reports from you which are so valuable for many people.
THANKS
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My very healthy friend for the last 30 years suddenly was having vision problems about 5 weeks after his 2nd shot of Pfizer. He went to an ophthalmologist and she said he needed an emergency surgery... That Day.
Apparently he had developed a hole in his eye on the edge of the retina that needed to be lasered shut.
About a month after that, there was a report from Europe of eye injuries related to the vaccines.
They can prove this is from covid and not some other things that may have happened since covid started that almost ALL elderly people have had done to them?
Yeah. The 5 million person control group.
Try watching the video
@@nosuchthing8 watched it they have no idea who was and was not jabbed.
Thank you very much for your work that helps a lot of people.
God bless you!!!
Thank you for including the absolute risk numbers as well as the relative in your presentation, Dr.
While I'm getting up there (turned 60 a couple of weeks ago) an uptick of slightly over half a percent won't keep me awake at night. I had alpha variant COVID back when this all started, courtesy of (a) working in a nursing home and (b) a site administrator that was more concerned about protecting her PPE supply than her staff. Thankfully, my immune system didn't hyper-react and other than a fever for a few days I had very few symptoms.
What'd be really nice is if the data included per patient CRP (inflammatory marker), but US based data would be unlikely to have it since it's not usually part of standard CBC or CMP panels.
Sven where did he state absolute risk? I cannot find it.
@@dianekeddy You can see the absolute risk here: 8:10
@@frankjohannessen6383 Thank you!
Interesting comment he made about systemic viral diseases affecting the likelihood of dementia. My dad developed dementia around age 69/70 and died of it at 74. My mum often wondered if it was connected to him contracting malaria during his years in the Navy during the war, and relapses of it for a number of years. They nearly didn't get married (1943) as he fell sick with it en route back to the UK for their wedding, they hadn't seen each other for many months and mum got a telegram saying "Regret I cannot marry you", to which my grandfather (mum's future father-in-law) declared, "There'll be a bl**dy wedding, I've saved my egg rations for 6 months for the cake".
Loss of enough neurons can cause it so if he got a viral infection and it messed his brain cells enough then yes that can very well be a catalyst. There are many types of dementia and how they get to the damage they cause but one thing that doesn’t change is if any where that neuron death or damage occurs and what mechanism it occurs by determines the type of dementia.
My dad had the Az, 8 weeks later he was in the dementia ward of a nursing home. Two weeks after his second AZ he died of pneumonia
😢😢😢🙏
@@evelynmariayeshua thankyou
Quite possibly nothing more than co-incidence
Sorry and sorry to say poss terrible nursing home. I have only contempt for 90% Health Professionals.
@@tilapiadave3234 possibly, I agree. But watching his decline after the first then the second 🥕 was scary.
Had they had vaccines and if so why do you say it is from covid only John. You must show all the facts out there.💉💉💉💉💉💲💲💲💲💲☠️😢❤️🙏🍁🍁🍁🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
I noticed that the more time I spend in close quarters with my relatives, the more dementia I observe in them.
The jury is out on whether it is from Covid or from the vac.
FIY only. I am 60. I had Covid December 2021. Again a couple of months ago. I do not have my taste or smell back. I keep having problems with object identification is speech. I will say things that I don't mean. Example, I am handing my husband food and instead of saying refrigerator I say garage. I keep saying I feel like I am in a "Time Warp. Time either goes really fast and I have trouble recalling when things happened. My attention span is terrible. Meanwhile, my MIL 86 just got her 3rd shot last week. She is not doing well. She was sharp as a tack now she is saying things that don't make sense. This is tough. My FIL got his 3rd shot as well and he looks terrible. The way he sits is different and he looks confused. Thanks Doc.
Someone else in the comments asked if the researchers kept track of how many of those who got Covid were vaxxed and got Alzheimers. This distinction seems important.
Graphene HYDROXIDE is in the Covid19, US Military's bioweapon.
Yeah. The unvacced are going to have a much higher chance of cog decline.
Because they have a higher chance of catching covid.
Prayers for your Grandma , and for you and family.
Class action lawsuits would be a godsend for families who lost loved ones.
I am not from Minnesota, but their medical research at their University has a very high level of respect all over the US
They have also been accused of image manipulation for their paper that indicated plaque build-up in the beain was causing Alzheimer's. That reporting has gotten very little attention. I've dealt with them and everyone who can bypasses them for the Mayo.
I wouldn't trust any of them.
Like FDA used to be the gold standard; today FDA is good for 8 mice 🤣
@@goodcomrade4231 Yup. They are in the same garbage can as the CDC. The 8 mice thing is what got me. I've been boosted to the gills, but I'm taking a pass on this one. 💉 Has this emoji been banned yet?
Any study thst does NOT include vaccination status is incomplete, compromised and it could be argued fraudulent.
Thank you Dr. Campbell for providing this information!
The problem with quoting percentage increases is that it doesn’t take into account what the absolute risk and change in probability is. 69% of a 50:50 chance is very different from a 69% increase of a 2% chance of acquiring the disease.
The second point is in the data from the study, it didn’t say in that 410k that tested positive for covid, was that at the time of clinical diagnosis or have tested positive at any point up to diagnosis.
I missed the part of “69% of a 50/50 chance.” Please cite the time or explain the science.
@@specag31 here is the science freeze the video at 8 min 38 seconds you will see you went from a chance of getting dementia from .35 to .68 percent but the differnce in not getting dementia went from 99.65 to 99.32 percent
One possibility that should be eliminated would be covid being more fatal for those not susceptible to alzheimers. They wouldn't/couldn't be being counted in the counterexamples.
The spraying of our skies never ended even though nobody was traveling. People have high levels of aluminum.
I read a 2018 study from the United Kingdom reported the lifetime risk of developing dementia for women is almost 15 percent while it’s 9 percent for men. By my calculation that takes the 15 percent risk for females to approximately 26%. That is a huge increase!!
Haven’t watched the video yet, but perhaps the spike protein has something to do with it?
Yep what else has spike 🤔
The spike protein? The thing that the treatment causes mass production of?
@@ostinspace I’m fully aware that the inoculations mass-produce spike proteins in the body.
@@ostinspace Carrots 🥕
Yes too many carrots can be very dangerous. 100% safe 🥕
Any correlation between COVID related low oxygen levels being the cause?
Good question, you may have a good point.. We know very low oxygen or lack of oxygen temporarily can affect brain functioning.
I would imagine those who preferred to wear masks for many hours a day had low oxygen levels, especially while exercising.
No
There are several studies from NIH indicating the oxygen levels going below 90 can affect brain function as well as other body organs. One nih study indicated silent hypoxia, in people with covid or even the flu virus, is a possible cause. Covid can affect the alveoli in the lungs and collapse them. Our oxygen is disbursed through the alveoli to go throughout the body. If there is diminished supply in the lungs, all organs will be cut short of oxygen, including the brain. Why they call it silent hypoxia is because the covid infected person isnt noticing the breathing difficulties and therefore not checking pulse and oxygen. But the damage is still occurring when oxygen levels drop. When oxygen levels hit 86 or below, brain cells begin to die. I think the point is, even with mild symptoms, pulse/oxygen levels should be continuously monitored to be certain oxygen levels are good, usually between 95 to 100 is desired level.
@@theesikstee.fawr.doler.kwe9585 brilliant. I'm sure the masks are causing Alzheimer's. That would explain all the demented surgeons. 🤣
Sheesh....don't blame the C for what the V did. 🙄🙄🙄
This raises a huge concern since I had it a year ago and am still recovering. With tinnitus, parosmia, dysgeusia, memory loss, declining eyesight, hair loss, and balance issues being my main problems. What did it do to me? To us all? What does our future look like? I try not to let it consume me, but it’s hard not to when dealing with these symptoms on a daily basis.
Prayer and exercise is the best answer I can offer. Even the worst of times shall pass.
These effects are from having the virus? Very sorry to hear it.
Which vaccine did you take?
Where you jabbed?
get some Lions mane, tumeric, NAC.
I know a couple young people who are not over 65 who are having memory issues after covid
someone in their early 40s and another very early 50s who had covid, did not go to the hospital for it
but then are experiencing memory issues and forgetfulness that they did not have at all prior to covid.
Thank you for your Work Dr. Campbell!
Also from Clan Campbell too interestingly!
My dad developed Alzheimer’s after the second covid jab two months 😢
Heartbreaking