Long Covid Treatment & PASC Specialist Care

We use a staff of Registered Nurses, not Nursing Assistants, to maintain a high level of quality care throughout the patient experience. Our RNs provide frequent check-ins with patients in-between appointments. In the initial 4 month program, nurses provide proactive phone call check-ins every other week to help PASC patients manage flares, adjust to care plans, etc… The goal is to ensure patient adherence to a plan of care, help manage symptoms, and address patient questions. Patients can also proactively call the nursing line at any time if their needs require it. Our patient portal also allows for secure messaging. Nursing support goes on for the duration of patient treatment.

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Evidence-based medicine is a systematic approach to patient care that that combines clinical expertise, research evidence, and patient values. We have been on the leading edge, proving Long Covid Treatment, for 4 years now. Our clinical experience has provided us with a wealth of knowledge on which approaches to use, and when. We have treated thousands of patients that have seen recovery from severe illness. Our providers keep up to date with the latest on spike protein pathology research to try and uncover additional treatment options.

The initial 4 months of care, which includes 3 visits with one of our skilled clinicians and support from the RN staff, is $3,900. The initial visit is a comprehensive hour long appointment. The two followups are 30 minutes each. The RN Staff support includes proactive and coordinated followup from a specialized and dedicated Registered Nursing team. They provide proactive followup calls every other week during the 4 month program. In addition to proactive calls, there is also business hour phone line accessibility to your dedicated nursing staff as you need. You also can send the nursing staff 7 messages/week.

Quick Answer: Leading Edge Clinic specializes exclusively in Long Covid, Post-Vaccine Syndrome, and spike protein-related conditions. We’ve successfully treated over 3,000+ patients with complex, multi-system illnesses that other providers couldn’t resolve.

Why Leading Edge Clinic Gets Results:

1. Specialized Expertise in Spike Protein Conditions

• Clinical Expertise: 20+ years of combined clinical experience successfully treating Long Haul Covid and Post-Vaccine Syndrome (PACVS)
• Thousands Of Cases Treated: 3,000+ Long Covid and Post-Vaccine patients treated
• Collaboration With Outside Experts: Our team is connected with global experts in various healing modalities and practice areas, allowing us to combine their expertise with our clinical experience to advance treatment of Long Haul Covid and PACVS

2. Evidence-Based Treatment Protocols

We stay at the forefront of Long Covid treatment research:

• Spike protein pathology and microclotting
• Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) protocols
• Cytokine and inflammatory management
• Cell Danger Response and senescent cell treatment
• POTS and dysautonomia management
• Mitochondrial dysfunction interventions
• Redox Homeostasis and Immune system modulation strategies

3. Comprehensive, Integrated Care

Unlike general practitioners, we address ALL aspects of Long Covid:

• Multi-system symptom management
• Root cause treatment (not just symptom suppression)
• Personalized medication protocols (including repurposed drugs)
• Supplement and nutritional guidance
• Lifestyle and pacing strategies

4. Unique Proactive RN Follow-Up

Our registered nurses check in regularly between appointments—ensuring:

• Medication adjustments when needed
• Early intervention during flares
• Continuous support throughout recovery
• No waiting weeks for provider contact

5. Proven Patient Outcomes

• 60-80% of patients report significant improvement within 6-12 months
• Average symptom reduction: 40-80%
• Many patients report the return of a high quality of life

What Makes Us Different:

| Feature | Leading Edge Clinic | Typical Provider |

| Specialization | 100% Long Covid/PASC | General practice |
| Provider Experience | 3,000+ spike protein cases | Minimal to none |
| RN Follow-up | Proactive, between appointments | None |
| Treatment Approach | Multi-system, root cause | Symptom management only |
| Clinical Integration | We are the ones creating the protocols, not waiting for others | Standard care only |
| Telemedicine Reach | All 50 states | Limited |

Who We Help Most:

You’re an excellent candidate if you’re experiencing:

• Long Covid symptoms lasting 3+ months
• Post-vaccine syndrome or PACVS
• Multi-system symptoms (cardiovascular, neurological, GI)
• POTS, MCAS, or dysautonomia
• Failed treatment with other providers
• Complex conditions requiring specialized expertise

Our Clinical Philosophy:

We believe recovery is possible. Our approach:

1. Listen to your story (comprehensive intake, not rushed appointments)
2. Identify root causes (spike protein pathology, immune dysfunction, etc.)
3. Create personalized protocol (not one-size-fits-all)
4. Adjust based on response (ongoing optimization with RN support)
5. Support until recovery (we’re with you for the long haul)

What to Expect:

Initial Consultation (60 minutes):

• Complete symptom review
• Detailed medical history
• Treatment plan development
• Lab recommendations
• Prescription protocols

Ongoing Care:

• Follow-up appointments every 5-6 weeks initially
• Proactive RN check-ins every other week
• Protocol adjustments as needed
• Direct clinical staff messaging for questions
• Phone line availability of clinical staff for questions

Timeline to Improvement (varies by patient case):
– 2-6 weeks: Initial symptom stabilization
– 6-12 weeks: Decrease in systemic inflammation
– 3-6 months: Decrease in spike protein burden and microclotting
– 6-12 months: Begin addressing Cell Danger Response & enabling healing 

Still Not Sure? Here’s What Other Patients Say:

• “I was skeptical after so many failed treatments. Leading Edge Clinic was different from day one. They actually understood Long Covid, had a plan, and followed through with support. I wish I’d found them sooner.” — Jennifer K.
• “The support between Dr. visits at LEC is phenomenal!! This is what I didn’t have with my previous naturopath and needed it desperately with all that I’ve been going through. Thank you so much for the support..” — David R.
• Check out patient testimonials

Ready to Start Your Recovery?

Next Steps:

1. Speak with our staff to determine if we’re the right fit
2. Book your initial program appointments with our Long Covid specialist clinicians
3. Start your personalized recovery protocol
4. Proactive RN follow-up ensures you’re never alone

Serving patients in all 50 states via secure telemedicine

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We don’t just treat symptoms—we help you reclaim your life.

Quick Answer: Leading Edge Clinic creates comprehensive, personalized Long Covid treatment plans that address root causes—not just symptoms. Treatment combines evidence-based medical interventions, targeted supplements, and lifestyle strategies, with ongoing support from our clinical team.

Your Treatment Journey:

Step 1: Comprehensive Initial Assessment (First Appointment)

Your first visit is different:

• 60 minute consultation (not a rushed 15-minute appointment)
• Complete medical history review
• Detailed symptom mapping across all body systems
• Root cause analysis – identifying what’s driving YOUR symptoms to take foundational approaches to healing
• Same-day treatment plan – you leave with clear next steps

What we evaluate:

• Cardiovascular symptoms (POTS, tachycardia, chest pain)
• Neurological issues (brain fog, neuropathy, headaches)
• Immune dysfunction (MCAS, recurrent infections)
• Energy and fatigue patterns
• Endothelial dysfunction and injury
• Gastrointestinal health
• Sleep quality
• Exercise tolerance
• Redox impairment
• Mental health impacts

You’ll receive:

• Personalized treatment protocol
• Lab testing recommendations (if needed)
• Supplement guidance
• Lifestyle modification plan
• Direct access to clinical staff between visits

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Step 2: Understanding Your Root Causes

We don’t just treat symptoms – we identify WHY you’re sick:

Most Long Covid patients have multiple underlying issues:

Common Root Causes We Address:

• Persistent spike protein – ongoing inflammatory trigger
• Microclotting – reduced blood flow and oxygen delivery
• Immune dysregulation – overactive or underactive immune response
• Mitochondrial dysfunction – cellular energy problems
• Redox Impairment – oxidative/antioxidant imbalance leading to ROS
• Autonomic nervous system dysfunction – POTS, dysautonomia
• Mast cell activation – histamine and inflammatory mediator release
• Viral reactivation – EBV, HHV-6, other latent viruses
• Gut dysbiosis – microbiome imbalance due to spike protein bacteriophage
• Neuroinflammation – brain and nervous system inflammation

Your treatment targets YOUR specific root causes

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Step 3: Multi-Layered Treatment Approach

We use a comprehensive toolkit – not one-size-fits-all protocols:

Medical Interventions

Repurposed therapies and intereventions tailored to your symptoms. Some examples include:

• Immune system modulators
• Endothelial support medications
• Antihistamine protocols for MCAS
• Mast cell stabilizers
• Intervetions for different variations of POTS and dysautonomia (ie: ANS root cause versus endothelial root cause)
• Anti-inflammatory agents
• Neuroprotective and neuroregenerative therapies

All treatments are:

• ✅ Evidence-based for Long Covid/PASC
• ✅ Clinically-proven to work
• ✅ Dosed specifically for you
• ✅ Monitored for effectiveness
• ✅ Adjusted based on response
• ✅ Selected with cost in mind

Targeted Supplementation

Strategic supplement protocols for:

• Cellular energy production – mitochondrial support
• Spike protein clearance – autophagy enhancement
• Microclot resolution – fibrinolytic support
• Immune system balance – not suppression, but regulation
• Nervous system support – neurotransmitter balance
• Antioxidant protection – reducing oxidative stress
• Redox support – reducing ROS
• Gut health restoration – microbiome support
• Mast cell stabilization – natural antihistamines

We guide you on:

• Which supplements are most important for YOUR case
• Proper dosing and timing
• Quality brands worth the investment
• What’s actually necessary vs. optional

Dietary & Lifestyle Interventions

Personalized guidance for:

Dietary Approaches:

• Anti-inflammatory eating patterns
• Low-histamine diet (for MCAS patients)
• Gut healing protocols
• Elimination of trigger foods
• Nutrient-dense meal planning
• Hydration strategies

Energy Management (Pacing):

• Heart rate monitoring techniques
• Activity-rest balance
• Avoiding post-exertional malaise (PEM)
• Gradual activity progression
• Energy envelope concept

Sleep Optimization & Circadian Optimization:

• Sleep hygiene protocols
• Addressing sleep disruption
• Natural sleep support strategies
• Creating healing sleep environment

Stress Reduction:

• Nervous system regulation techniques
• Vagal tone improvement

Advanced Interventions (When Appropriate):

For complex or treatment-resistant cases:

• Specialized testing (microclot analysis, immune panels, etc.)
• Device-based therapies
• Detoxification protocols
• Specific treatment sequences for spike protein clearance
• Combination approaches for stubborn symptoms
• Out-of-the-box thinking not found elsewhere

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Step 4: What Makes Our Treatment Different

Personalized, Not Protocol-Based

Generic “Spike Detox” Programs:

• ❌ Same supplement list for everyone
• ❌ No medical oversight
• ❌ No adjustment for individual needs
• ❌ No follow-up care

Leading Edge Clinic Approach:

• ✅ Tailored to YOUR specific symptoms
• ✅ Medical supervision by experienced providers
• ✅ Combination of prescription + supplements + lifestyle
• ✅ Ongoing optimization based on response
• ✅ Proactive RN follow-up between appointments

Root Cause, Not Symptom Suppression

Most doctors:

• Treat individual symptoms in isolation
• Use symptom-masking approaches
• Don’t address underlying pathology
• Give up if first approach doesn’t work
• One-trick ponies with a limited breadth of treatment experience

Our approach:

• Identify and address root causes
• Multi-system treatment strategies
• Evidence-based protocols from latest research
• Multiple tools in toolkit – we adjust until you improve
• Connected with clinicians and researchers on the frontlines; we create the protocols, we don’t wait for someone else

Comprehensive, Not Single-Focus

We address ALL aspects of Long Covid:

• Spike protein pathology
• Blood viscosity and microclotting
• Immune system regulation
• Mitochondrial energy production
• Autonomic nervous system function
• Neurological healing
• Gut-immune connection
• Hormonal balance
• Sleep and circadian rhythm

Most patients need treatment across multiple systems in additiona to foundational healing approaches

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Step 5: Proactive Follow-Up Care⭐

This is what truly sets us apart:

Between-Appointment RN Support

Our Registered Nurses:

• Check in on your progress regularly (not just when you call)
• Monitor for side effects or concerns
• Make protocol adjustments as needed
• Answer questions within 24-48 hours
• Escalate issues to providers when necessary
• Keep you motivated and on track

You’re never alone in your recovery

Regular Provider and Nursing Follow-Ups

Typical schedule:

• Week 1: Initial appointment and plan of care development
• Week 3: First RN followup
• Week 5: Second RN followup
• Week 6-8: First followup appointment with clinician
• Week 8: Third RN followup
• Week 10: Fourth RN followup
• Week 12: Fifth RN followup
• Week 12-14: Second followup appointment with clinician
• Week 14: Sixth RN followup and discussion about continued care needs
• Week 16: Seventh RN followup 
• As needed: Additional appointments if you’re struggling

Each follow-up includes:

• Comprehensive symptom review
• Assessment of what’s working
• Adjustment of what’s not working
• Addition of new interventions if needed
• Lab review (if ordered)
• Updated treatment plan

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Step 6: Continuous Optimization

Treatment is dynamic, not static:

We track:

• Symptom severity and frequency
• Functional capacity (what you can do)
• Quality of life improvements
• Lab markers (when relevant)
• Side effects or concerns
• Treatment adherence

We adjust based on:

• What’s improving (continue those)
• What’s not changing (modify or replace)
• Clinical observations across patient cohorts (integrate latest findings)
• New research (integrate latest findings)
• New learnings from other subject matter experts 
• Your feedback and preferences
• Cost considerations

The goal: Maximum improvement with minimum interventions

Most patients have multiple presentations – we address them all

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Our Treatment Philosophy:

Evidence-Based Medicine

• Grounded in latest research on spike protein pathology
• Protocols informed by treating 3,000+ patients
• Integration of published studies, subject matter experts, and clinical experience
• Continuous learning and adaptation

Whole-Person Care

• Not just treating lab values or symptoms
• Understanding your life, goals, and limitations
• Considering financial constraints
• Addressing mental/emotional impacts
• Supporting family and caregivers

Partnership Approach

• You’re an active participant in your care
• We educate and empower
• Shared decision-making
• Flexibility based on your preferences
• Open communication always

Long-Term Thinking

• Building sustainable health, not quick fixes
• Teaching you to manage your condition
• Preventing relapse
• Supporting you until true recovery

Serving patients in all 50 states via secure telemedicine

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We don’t just treat Long Covid – we help you reclaim your life.

Disclaimer: Treatment plans are individualized based on comprehensive evaluation. Information provided here is educational and not a substitute for personalized medical care. All treatment decisions are made collaboratively between patient and provider.

The short answer: Yes — the vast majority of our Long Covid patients experience meaningful, lasting improvement. Many return to full function. Even our most complex cases make significant progress over time.

The honest answer: Recovery from Long Covid is real, but it is rarely a straight line.

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What Recovery Actually Looks Like:

Recovery is possible — and we’ve seen it happen thousands of times. Here’s what our patients experience:

Most patients (nearly all):

• Experience meaningful improvement under our care
• See progress across multiple symptoms simultaneously
• Report significantly better quality of life within 3-6 months
• Return to work, exercise, and normal activities over time

Many patients:

• Achieve full return to their “before” state of health
• Reach a point where Long Covid no longer defines their day
• Are able to taper or discontinue most treatments

Even our most complex patients:

• Make significant improvements, even if full recovery takes longer
• Continue to reach new milestones over time
• Experience reduction in severity and frequency of symptoms

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Why Recovery Isn’t Always Linear:

This is something we want to be upfront about — recovery from Long Covid rarely follows a straight path.

What to expect along the way:

Good periods:

• Increased energy and mental clarity
• Better exercise tolerance
• Fewer symptom flares
• Feeling “like yourself” again

Harder periods:

• Temporary setbacks after illness, stress, or overexertion
• Symptoms that fluctuate before stabilizing
• Progress that feels slow or uneven

This is normal. The complex, multi-system nature of Long Covid means recovery involves many overlapping healing processes — immune regulation, cellular repair, nervous system rebalancing, and more. Progress is real even when it doesn’t feel linear.

While some mild cases improve over time on their own, moderate to severe Long Covid often requires targeted medical intervention to address underlying root causes. Without treatment, many patients plateau or decline over time — which is why early intervention matters. The sooner treatment begins, the better the outcomes tend to be.

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What Determines Your Recovery Outlook?

Factors that influence recovery speed and depth:

Favorable factors:

• Earlier intervention (sooner you seek care, better outcomes)
• Milder initial infection or vaccine reaction
• Fewer pre-existing conditions
• Ability to pace activity and avoid crashes
• Adherence to treatment protocols

More challenging factors:

• Long duration before treatment (years, not months, which increases issues such as senescent cell burden)
• Multiple or severe comorbidities
• Inability to rest and reduce stressors
• Repeated re-exposures that stall progress

Our experience: Even patients who come to us after years of illness and multiple failed treatments continue to make
progress. Long Covid is not permanent for the vast majority of patients we see — and outcomes continue to improve as our understanding of the condition deepens. We don’t give up on complex cases.

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What “Full Recovery” Means to Our Patients:

Recovery looks different for everyone. For many, it means:

Functional Recovery:

• Returning to work (full or part-time)
• Being present for family and relationships
• Exercising again without crashes
• Sleeping well and waking rested
• Thinking clearly and holding focus

Symptomatic Recovery:

• Fatigue no longer limits daily life
• Brain fog lifted or minimal
• Heart rate and cardiovascular symptoms normalized
• GI issues resolved or managed
• Pain reduced significantly

Life Recovery:

• Traveling, socializing, pursuing hobbies
• No longer planning life around symptoms
• Feeling hopeful about the future
• Off most or all medications

Even if “100%” takes time, most patients reach a pointwhere Long Covid no longer runs their life.

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On Long-Term Maintenance and Relapse Prevention:

Some patients who reach full functional recovery choose to continue a low-level maintenance approach. This is because ongoing exposures in daily life can sometimes trigger new symptoms, and proactive maintenance helps prevent relapse.

This is a choice, not a requirement. We work with each patient to determine what long-term approach makes sense for their life and goals — and we provide guidance on relapse prevention as part of every care plan.

Duration of illness does not disqualify you from recovery. We treat many patients who have been ill for 2-4+ years. Progress may take longer, but improvement is still achievable. We’ve seen long-term patients reach milestones they once thought impossible.

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Recovery timelines and outcomes vary by individual. The experiences described reflect our patient population and are not a guarantee of specific results.

The short answer: We treat every patient as an individual experiment — combining the latest research and outside subject matter expertise with direct clinical observation from 3,000+ patients to build treatment plans that go far beyond what standard care, online detox programs, or even well-meaning generalists can offer.

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We Understand the Landscape You’re Navigating:

If you’ve been researching Long Covid treatment, you already know two things are true:

1. There is an overwhelming amount of information online — much of it conflicting, confusing, and hard to evaluate.

2. There are predatory providers in this space — people exploiting the desperation of chronically ill patients for financial gain.

We see this clearly, and we want to be direct: our differences from both predatory practices AND well-meaning but under-equipped providers come down to one thing — what we do with the information we have.

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Everyone Has Access to the Same Research. We Do More With It.

The published research on Long Covid, spike protein pathology, and PASC is available to any provider. What separates Leading Edge Clinic is how we apply it:

We treat every patient as n=1

Rather than applying a standard protocol and moving on, we treat each patient as their own unique case study. This means:

• Observing individual responses to treatment in detail
• Tracking what works, what doesn’t, and why
• Carrying insights from one patient’s response into the next
• Building a clinical knowledge base that no research paper can replicate

This is how we’ve discovered clinical insights unavailable in published literature — observations that have proven meaningful across hundreds of patients, discovered only because we pay close attention to each individual.

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How We Differ From Common Alternatives:

vs. Your Primary Care Doctor or Specialist:

Most primary care physicians and specialists — even excellent ones — are not equipped for Long Covid. This isn’t a criticism. It’s a resource and training issue.

| Primary Care / Specialist | Leading Edge Clinic |

| Long Covid training | Minimal to none | Exclusive specialty |
| Appointment length | 15 minutes | 60 minutes |
| Treatment approach | Single-system focus | Multi-system root cause |
| Research currency | General medicine | Latest Long Covid-specific research |
| Follow-up | Scheduled visits only | Proactive RN check-ins |
| Patients treated | A handful, if any | 3,000+ |

vs. Online “Spike Detox” Programs:

Many patients come to us after trying generic detox protocols found online. We respect that these resources often provide a starting point — but for most patients with moderate to severe Long Covid, they are not enough.

| Generic Detox Protocol | Leading Edge Clinic |

| Personalization | One-size-fits-all | Tailored to your presentation |
| Medical oversight | None | Licensed physicians and FNPs |
| Prescription access | No | Yes, when clinically indicated |
| Follow-up care | None | Ongoing RN and provider support |
| Adjustments | Static protocol | Dynamic, adjusted to response |
| Complex case support | Not equipped | Our specialty |

vs. Other Long Covid Clinics:

Long Covid clinics vary widely in approach, experience, and philosophy. What sets us apart:

Clinical volume matters:
Treating 2,000+ patients creates pattern recognition that simply cannot be taught. We’ve seen presentations that would be puzzling in isolation, but make sense in the context of thousands of similar cases.

We combine research with observation:
We don’t only follow published guidelines — we integrate them with direct clinical observation. When we see something working consistently in our patients, we apply it. When something isn’t working despite published support, we adjust.

We have no financial incentive to over-treat:
Our goal is always maximum improvement at minimum cost to the patient. We actively look for the most affordable, effective approach — not the most revenue-generating one.

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Something Unique Worth Knowing:

Our scheduling and intake team includes individuals who have personally experienced spike protein-related illness.

This means when you first contact our clinic:

• You’re speaking with someone who understands what you’re going through — not just professionally, but personally
• They can speak to the experience of being a patient here from firsthand knowledge
• They help determine whether we’re the right fit for you with genuine empathy and insight

This isn’t something most clinics can offer
It reflects who we are and how seriously we take the patient experience from the very first interaction.

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Our Guiding Philosophy:

Data informs. Observation guides. The patient decides.

A lab result is a data point. A published study is a framework. But neither tells the full story of what a specific person needs to heal.

We combine:

• Published research — the foundation of every protocol
• 3,000+ patient observations — clinical pattern recognition unavailable in literature
• Your individual response — the most important data point of all
• Your goals and constraints — because sustainable treatment fits your life

The result is care that is more precise, more responsive, and more effective than any static protocol can provide.

The short answer: In the context of treatment, less than you might think. Both conditions involve spike protein-driven pathology — and our clinical approach addresses both.

The important answer: Understanding the distinction helps set realistic expectations about your recovery, because the two conditions are not identical.

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What They Have in Common:

Both Long Covid (PASC) and Post-Vaccine Syndrome (PACVS) share the same underlying driver: the body’s response to spike protein.

This means they share:

Similar symptom presentations:

• Fatigue and post-exertional malaise (PEM)
• Brain fog and cognitive dysfunction
• POTS and cardiovascular symptoms
• MCAS and histamine intolerance
• Neurological symptoms
• Immune dysregulation
• Gastrointestinal issues
• Cell Danger Response and senescent cell issues

Overlapping root causes:

• Persistent spike protein in tissues
• Immune system dysregulation
• Microclotting and blood flow disruption
• Mitochondrial dysfunction
• Autonomic nervous system impairment
• Mast cell activation
• Redox impairment

Highly similar treatment approaches:
Because the underlying pathology overlaps significantly, our treatment protocols for both conditions share a common foundation — adapted to each patient’s specific presentation and history.

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Key Differences Between the Two:

While the conditions share much in common, there are meaningful clinical differences worth understanding:

Source of Spike Protein Exposure:

Long Covid (PASC):
The body’s ongoing response to spike protein from SARS-CoV-2 infection. Research suggests a “viral reservoir” may persist in certain tissues, providing ongoing immune stimulation even after the acute infection has resolved.

Post-Vaccine Syndrome (PACVS):
The body’s response to spike protein produced following mRNA vaccination. The nature, duration, and distribution of spike protein exposure differs from natural infection in ways that are still being studied and better understood.

Recovery Complexity:

Post-Vaccine Syndrome patients sometimes experience a more complex recovery pathway. This is an observation from our clinical experience with 3,000+ patients, and one we want to be transparent about — not to discourage, but to set honest expectations and ensure treatment plans are appropriately tailored.

This does not mean recovery is impossible — we see meaningful improvement in post-vaccine patients regularly. It means we approach these cases with the depth and nuance they require.

Symptom Nuances:

Some symptom patterns appear more frequently in one condition versus the other, though there is significant overlap. Identifying which condition is the primary driver — or whether both are present — is part of our comprehensive initial evaluation.

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What if I’m Not Sure Which I Have?

This is more common than you might think — and it doesn’t need to stop you from seeking care.

Many patients have experienced both COVID-19 infection and vaccination. In these cases:

• Disentangling the two can be difficult
• It may not be clinically necessary to do so
• Treatment addresses the underlying spike protein pathology regardless of source

You don’t need a definitive diagnosis of one vs. the other to become a patient here. Our evaluation process identifies what your body needs — not just what label fits best.

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What Both Conditions Require:

Regardless of whether your condition stems from infection, vaccination, or both:

• Specialized care from providers with deep experience in spike protein-related illness
• Multi-system evaluation — not single-symptom management
• Personalized protocols — not generic approaches
• Ongoing support — recovery is not linear for either condition
• Patience and persistence — both conditions can improve meaningfully with the right care

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Our Experience With Both Conditions:

Leading Edge Clinic has treated over 3,000 patients with Long Covid, Post-Vaccine Syndrome, and overlapping presentations. This clinical volume means:

• We recognize patterns that aren’t in the published literature
• We understand the nuances between presentations
• We’ve refined our treatment through direct observation of what works — and what doesn’t
• We’ve seen recovery in both populations

 We stay at the forefront of research on both conditions and integrate new findings into our protocols as the evidence develops.

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Ready to Find Out How We Can Help?

Whether you’re dealing with Long Covid, Post-Vaccine Syndrome, or you’re not sure which — our team can help you understand what’s happening and what to do about it.

Our scheduling team, many of whom have personal experience with spike protein-related illness, can speak to the experience of being a patient here firsthand.

Current understanding of both Long Covid and Post-Vaccine Syndrome continues to evolve rapidly. Our protocols are updated regularly to reflect the latest clinical observations, amongst other factors