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Protocol for Long Covid by a Covid doc who has been successful all year with all stages COVID

Protocol for Long Covid by a doctor whose team has been successful all year with all stage covid and who has published all his protocols and often encourages doctors not to go the wrong direction with only inflammation as they usually do – this is SARS2 and a stealth infection in long covid needs dealt with quickly – and with the right approach Dr Aguirre Chang has seen 75% of people recover inside two weeks, even after many months languishing with symptoms and syndromes. He has completed two studies on long covid since April 2020, and many studies on prophylaxis pre and post exposure as well as all stage covid case studies available to you for free.

Calm the Immune System

Wildcrafted herbs, these herbs are the highest quality and quality is the difference between herbs that work and those that don’t.

Using immune calming herbs like Astragalus and Marshmallow to calm the immune system *especially important this year, the School of Natural Healing by Dr. Christopher have been getting great results for over half a century.

Usage can be up to a year, and is in conjunction with an extended herbal cleanse and good nutrition. I’ve used these myself for allergies.

Heart Cells DO Renew!

UPDATE: This book has a mitochondria and fatigue/heart protocol especially important for long haul covid era, with the tweak to remember to work on persistent infection aspect and EPA is the form of omega 3 needed with a virus.

– Dr. Sinatra shows the old medical consensus was actually officially overthrown over a decade ago by Swedish cellular biologists, however nearly 40 years ago in his own clinical practice with the use of targeted nutrition such as CoQ10, Magnesium, Multivitamins, minerals, L-carntine, D ribose. Getting people off the heart transplant list with nutrition and thriving for over 30 years should actually be the norm.

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