As we step into the first few months of 2020, it seems like everywhere you turn, someone is talking about the dreaded coronavirus. Talk of coronavirus has incited a rising panic – with people across the globe preparing for the worst.
We’re all familiar with the unpleasant side effects that come with getting sick. Whether it’s a cough, body aches, or unrelenting fatigue – we can all attest to the fact that being sick is no fun. But what happens when those unpleasant symptoms linger for not only weeks but months? And what happens when those…
Today we’re going to dive into exactly what role vitamin D plays in regulating your immune system, what happens if you’re deficient in this nutrient, and most importantly – how to ensure you’re getting enough of this essential vitamin.
It’s called Dr. Jill’s MDLifespan Mold Protocol, and it builds on the power of therapeutic plasma exchange (TPE)—amplifying its effects through a multi-layered, physician-led approach that helps patients remove up to 90% of stored mold toxins.
The SARS-CoV-2 spike protein—from both infection and vaccination—can trigger this cascade, leading to the microthromboses, chronic inflammation, and persistent symptoms like brain fog, fatigue, and cardiovascular issues. This same PAF-mediated pathway is implicated in other chronic conditions, including autoimmune issues and Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS).
As a functional medicine physician who has dedicated my career to uncovering the root causes of complex chronic illness, I’ve been closely following the emerging research on Long COVID. The persistent, debilitating symptoms that follow COVID-19 infection have puzzled many conventional medical practitioners, but new research is shedding light on a promising pathway to understanding and treating this condition.
In this article, we’re going to dive into new research speculating that COVID-19 may be able to manipulate a natural immune response known as autophagy – or self-eating cells.
I believe the preclinical case for ivermectin and mebendazole as anticancer agents is real, multi-mechanistic, and worth taking seriously. I believe the Hulscher cohort adds a meaningful safety and tolerability signal in real-world cancer patients, and that the responses some participants reported are encouraging enough to justify urgent randomized trials.
As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads and intensifies, you’re likely looking for ways to better protect yourself and your loved ones. When it comes to defending yourself against coronavirus, having a healthy and strong immune system that’s firing on all cylinders, is more important than ever.
Unfortunately, this is the reality for people suffering from a debilitating condition known as post-viral chronic fatigue syndrome. Today we’re going to dive into exactly how a viral infection, like COVID-19, can cause this chronic and prolonged fatigue. And more importantly, we’ll cover some ways to manage the challenging symptoms associated with this diagnosis.
