Covid Long Haulers and Repeat Covid Peeps....Let's Beat this Thing!

This Dr. explores some theories about what's causing this.
Elevated cytokines?

Relatively short and worth a watch for anyone suffering long term symptoms.

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First off, I know there are a great number of people who think Covid is total bunk. Please don't bother here. Soon enough, you or someone you love will experience it and you will accept that it's an actual thing. So, please just move on. I'm going to monitor the thread and won't tolerate a bunch of bs flags, etc.

What I am interested in is actually addressing the problem and finding solutions/ameliorating help in fighting against reinfection or continued effects of having this Chinese bioweapon hitting our bodies.

Yes, this is personal. My husband has this, and it is debilitating to him, hence to me. I'm going to run through the ramp up to getting the Covid diagnoses, and then the symptoms that he is still having over a month after knowing what we are dealing with.

In mid June, he began to get a sporadic stinging-shooting pain in his upper nasal passages. About a week later, bouts of diarrhea in the morning, and a dull constant headache set in. Then a congested feeling in the sinuses, kind of like allergies, but allergy meds didn't touch it. Then the dry cough set in followed by serious exhaustion in 4 days and shortness of breath right on it's heels.

Symptoms of Covid usually become strong, if they are going to become strong, after about 6 days from the first presentation. We'd been doing a home baked prophylaxis with 100mg of artemisinin and zinc among other things, and I believe that slowed the manifestation of symptoms down. But it wasn't sufficient to stop the thing.

We'd been being careful, but in our area, most people believe it is a full on hoax still. So in general, people conduct themselves the same as before Covid 19 came into being.

At any rate, he has RA, and probable Lyme, so we took precautions as those maladies make one more susceptible to getting this in a more dangerous fashion.

I believe there are things we can do to mitigate the damage. But I still have a great number of unanswered questions.

First off, will a regimen of HCQ along with zinc help to combat the effects of the long haul? Can it help to mitigate reinfection?

Also if you don’t mind me asking: what blood type is your husband and what blood type are you?

Below, I will post his continuing symptoms, and what we are trying to do to help prevent more damage to organs, and mitigation of symptoms.

But I'd like to start kind of a think tank here, and get the people of GLP working together to help address the 1/3 of people who get Covid that deal with the "long haul syndrome."

Please chime in if you or a loved one has had Covid and share what you are doing to address lingering symptoms/effects of this.

This Dr. explores some theories about what's causing this.
Elevated cytokines?

Relatively short and worth a watch for anyone suffering long term symptoms.

elevated cytokines aren't a thing. its lack a vitamin D plain and simple. Vitamin D regulates cytokines.

I'm glad you kick all the bs off this thread. The Chinese Wuhan virus is totally real and totally deadly.

First off, I know there are a great number of people who think Covid is total bunk. Please don't bother here. Soon enough, you or someone you love will experience it and you will accept that it's an actual thing. So, please just move on. I'm going to monitor the thread and won't tolerate a bunch of bs flags, etc.

What I am interested in is actually addressing the problem and finding solutions/ameliorating help in fighting against reinfection or continued effects of having this Chinese bioweapon hitting our bodies.

Yes, this is personal. My husband has this, and it is debilitating to him, hence to me. I'm going to run through the ramp up to getting the Covid diagnoses, and then the symptoms that he is still having over a month after knowing what we are dealing with.

In mid June, he began to get a sporadic stinging-shooting pain in his upper nasal passages. About a week later, bouts of diarrhea in the morning, and a dull constant headache set in. Then a congested feeling in the sinuses, kind of like allergies, but allergy meds didn't touch it. Then the dry cough set in followed by serious exhaustion in 4 days and shortness of breath right on it's heels.

Symptoms of Covid usually become strong, if they are going to become strong, after about 6 days from the first presentation. We'd been doing a home baked prophylaxis with 100mg of artemisinin and zinc among other things, and I believe that slowed the manifestation of symptoms down. But it wasn't sufficient to stop the thing.

We'd been being careful, but in our area, most people believe it is a full on hoax still. So in general, people conduct themselves the same as before Covid 19 came into being.

At any rate, he has RA, and probable Lyme, so we took precautions as those maladies make one more susceptible to getting this in a more dangerous fashion.

I believe there are things we can do to mitigate the damage. But I still have a great number of unanswered questions.

First off, will a regimen of HCQ along with zinc help to combat the effects of the long haul? Can it help to mitigate reinfection?

Below, I will post his continuing symptoms, and what we are trying to do to help prevent more damage to organs, and mitigation of symptoms.

But I'd like to start kind of a think tank here, and get the people of GLP working together to help address the 1/3 of people who get Covid that deal with the "long haul syndrome."

Please chime in if you or a loved one has had Covid and share what you are doing to address lingering symptoms/effects of this.

HCQ works. Not sure why you arent on it yet. and please check out MMS. Here is my thread.

Thread: Sodium Chlorite / Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS) / Chlorine Dioxide (CD) - Denatures Spike Protein, Reverse Illnesses, Cancer, Malaria, Cleanse

elevated cytokines aren't a thing. its lack a vitamin D plain and simple. Vitamin D regulates cytokines.

Elevated cytokines are a thing, but vitamin D deficiency causing covid mortality seems to be a thing. Just search Vitamin D deficiency covid-19 in Google Scholar and cite an article published by medical professional that is peer reviewed (ie the higher the number of times an article is cited the more reliable it is). For example, this medical article has been cited 284 times [link to www.mdpi.com (secure)]

Just saying if you want to prove a point, try citing intelligent sources opposed to some YouTube video.

They can measure cytokine levels, and they're finding elevated levels in many of these patients suffering long term effects. So elevated cytokines are in fact a "thing".

I don't disagree with you about the importance of Vit D. But it's not the whole picture.

They can measure cytokine levels, and they're finding elevated levels in many of these patients suffering long term effects. So elevated cytokines are in fact a "thing".

I don't disagree with you about the importance of Vit D. But it's not the whole picture.

He didn't post the video, I did. Apparently he was refuting something without having actually watched what the Dr. had to say.

I was not trying to make any kind of point at all. Just that the doctor is exploring the possible causes of these long term symptoms and they are finding many of them have elevated cytokines.

the body only produces cytokines in the presence of free radicals. if there are no free radicals in the body there are no cytokines. cells produce cytokines when they arent clear on how to combat a pathogen. if there are sufficient levels of vitamin D in the bloodstream excessive cytokines arent produced.

when i said "elevated cytokines arent a thing" i was saying that in reference to a body absent of free radicals. the body doesnt just "produce" cytokines for no reason. "elevated" implies that there is a "normal" amount at any given time. this isnt the case as it pertains to cytokines.

the body only produces cytokines in the presence of free radicals. if there are no free radicals in the body there are no cytokines. cells produce cytokines when they arent clear on how to combat a pathogen. if there are sufficient levels of vitamin D in the bloodstream excessive cytokines arent produced.

when i said "elevated cytokines arent a thing" i was saying that in reference to a body absent of free radicals. the body doesnt just "produce" cytokines for no reason. "elevated" implies that there is a "normal" amount at any given time. this isnt the case as it pertains to cytokines.

This is new to me.

So, free radicals are generally oxidizing chemicals (if you will), and both C and D are effective at getting rid of free radicals. Correct?

If one were to elevate supplementation of both of those, do you think it would mitigate the free radicals to the point that the body could effectively ward this off?

Obviously, prevention is better than trying to cure. Appreciate your thoughts!