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A couple of weeks ago, I wandered into a video by Dr. John Campbell, and I was hooked. He explores assorted medical topics in good depth, quoting research papers to support his subjects. If you end up needing a Covid shot or three, this video covers potential cause of clotting problems and how to minimize them. Note: if you follow his suggestion, you may face opposition from your doctor.

[frogjerk]

This is because the CDC does not recommend aspiration.

[absalom01]

He’s been banging on about aspiration of injections for a few months now, and when he works up a head of steam, he can be very convincing.

I’m old enough to remember when this was standard procedure. It was a big reason that kids didn’t like shots: it hurts!

But it’s hard to dispute his logic on the topic: it imposes no additional health risk, and could potentially eliminate the 1/10,000 times that the needle tip is inadvertently placed into a blood vessel. Seems like a good cost/benefit ratio, tbh.

[roving]

We have Dr. gas. He has had zero vaxxed in his ICU. 😒

[Nathan _in_Arkansas]

When I was a medic in the Army, we aspirated every vaccine and injection of medication we gave to ensure we didn’t inject into the blood stream.

But, that takes about an extra second of time that we don’t have to get the safe and effective vaccines into everyone’s arms.

Just stab and pump.

[Chickensoup]

I was shocked to discover 7 or 8 years ago that nurses are no longer taught to aspirate before injection.

They laughed when I asked about it. Way old fashioned.

Like working on real patients, that’s old fashioned too. Instead work on computer programs and dummies.

We have a poorly trained medical community out there.

[CrazyCatChick]

I love him. He’s a nurse educator so he know how to communicate issues and break down studies.

[NWFree]

So the fake vaccine is good at something.

[Safrguns]

Cover story!!!

It’s not the delivery method!!! It’s the contents!