Long Haul Covid Care

Our hope for all patients is to – whether it be through us, or through another clinic – find something that works to help them recover their vitality. With that being said, we believe we are anybody’s best chance of making their greatest improvements. We believe this because: 1) we stay up to date on the latest research related to spike protein pathology, microclotting, etc…; and 2) we have 12+ years of combined clinical experience treating spike protein related conditions, and have learned a lot along the way about what works and what doesn’t.

We take an evidence-based approach to treating patients. We combine what we know about spike protein pathology, with what we know about potential therapeutic interventions, to come up with 1:1 plans for patients based on how they present when they come to us. Treatments involve some combination of repurposed pharmaceutical drugs, nutraceutical supplements, device recommendations, and lifestyle changes. Plans are tailored to individual patients’ financial limitations – the goal is always to treat with the lowest costs to a patient (while also keeping them safe, and providing effective options). We often find the options we present to patients far exceed what they’ve been offered elsewhere. Many patients start their research on the FLCCC website, or with a “Spike Detox” regimen seen elsewhere. Most patients we see need far more than what is being used in these “detox” regimens. Depending on how a patient comes to us, some goals include reversing fluid stagnation (ie: blood viscosity and coagulation, lymph stagnation, interstitial fluid stagnation), supporting the body’s natural processes (ie: immune function/regulation, digestion, brain function, etc…), eliminating any and all pathogens (ie: especially spike protein, but also latent viruses, mycotoxins, etc…), regenerating damaged cells and tissue, and more.

The answer to this question is nuanced. Nearly all of our Long Haul Covid patients experience improvement. The degree to how much patients improve varies, and is often dependent upon how they come to us, pre-existing comorbities, etc… Most recoveries are not linear. Patients experience ups and downs, due to the complex nature of the condition. Many patients regain their full functioning to their “before” state of health, but remain on some level of treatment (ie: continued spike detoxing) because of the ongoing risk of viral and mRNA shedding exposures in every day life. Even our sickest patients make significant improvements. Of course, there are significantly ill patients who see improvements that are marginal, but even those who make marginal improvements initially, seem to eventually reach greater and greater milestones in recovery.

We understand the sheer amount of information out there is intimidating, as is the fact that there are predatory practices employed by those trying to make a quick dollar off of others’ suffering. When it comes to how we differ from others that are legitimately trying to help patients, the answer is approach. Everyone has access to the same research, but what we do with that research is where we are able to make a difference. By treating every patient as n=1, we have uncovered the most seemingly minute details, that turned into massive insights that were applicable across large groups of patients (ie: how collagen supplementation has harmed many patients; how baobab is a game-changer for blocking spike entry into cells, and healing the gut; etc…). A number on a test result can only get us so far. A spike detox regimen can only get us so far. We must combine everything we know and observe, to make the most impact on our patients’ health. If you have more questions about our practice, please contact our scheduling team. Our scheduling team is made up of other spike protein injured patients, who can help you determine if this is the right place for you

There is no one single answer to this question, and we urge you to be wary of anyone that promises or guarantees immediate results. Long Haul Covid is a complex, multi-system illness that can look very different from patient to patient.

One big underlying issue across patients is mitochondrial disruption. All patients have some degree of Cell Danger Response, that is causing their mitochondria to shut off. Think of this pupil-related analogy. When you are in a pitch black room and then step outside during the middle of the day, it is way too bright to be able to see because of how dilated your pupils are. They need time and gentleness to adjust to new lighting. If we rushed patients out of a Cell Danger Response, especially when other aspects of their injury haven’t been dealt with, it will be too much too fast for their bodies to handle. Getting rid of pathogens takes time, as does nudging the body into greater levels of energy output.

This is not to say we won’t focus on providing immediate relief where possible. We want our patients to be comfortable. Many patients experience different milestones through their healing journey, before they reach their ultimate goal of feeling like they used to. Please call our office if you have more questions

The short answer, in the context of treatment, is not a whole lot. The main toxic and dysregulating component in both cases is the spike protein. However, it should be noted that Post-Vaccine Injured patients may experience a more difficult recovery, due to a number of reasons. Namely, the pseudouridine preventing mRNA breakdown, leading to ongoing production of spike proteins. Additionally, DNA contaminants in the vaccine allowing a possible pathway for re-integration of mRNA into the DNA, leading to certain cells becoming spike protein “factories”. In Long Haul Covid, patients most likely have a “viral reservoir” of spike protein. Combined with the immune dysregulation that occurs, patients have difficulty fully clearing spike protein, leading to ongoing complications. There is still more to be discovered about both conditions, but the current information we have helps us to come up with treatment plans that help patients regain their normal functioning.