My GP did not bother to send me anything 😞 all by myself doing research
@paivi14463 күн бұрын
Is there a study about white clots, that are different than clots from red bloodcells.
@jeah18273 күн бұрын
What is the maximum dose for the niacin?
@RUNDMC13 күн бұрын
Consult your doctor! I can’t give that kind of advice on here :) it does become toxic at higher levels.
@squareformat4 күн бұрын
Chronic debilitating fatigue, Vision loss and dizziness and EBV in IgM here after a virus years before Covid came along. Don't have ME as never had PEM but i can assure you the other things are debilitating enough. We don't get counted or listened to. Just bullied in to the 'you sound in denial of ME' brigade. Nope, I know my body after 7 years thank you and I'm not going to conflate data for people with actual ME. Helps noone. I have POTS. Acquired same week as flu and reactivated EBV. Yeah, spectrum illnesses.
@brucemckinnon26284 күн бұрын
Why didn't you tell us this before everyone took the safe and effective vaccine that was proven in 3 months when it takes 7 years to prove any vaccine why were there no side effects posted heart attacks ,clotting ,brain dysfunctions ,numbness etc. They didn't post possible side effects because they won't know what they are for 3 more yrs. Dont be a cow fallowing the one in front on the way to the barn think for yourself dont fall for anymore of this bullshit
@joanneurbanowicz49946 күн бұрын
Dizziness depression also
@bluebicycleclub6 күн бұрын
3 años con long covid y ningún doctor que he visitado me ha podido orientar, estoy cansada de que todo se resuma a ansiedad
@tartanmctwisted02186 күн бұрын
Its in the jags.. JUST DONT DO IT.
@zhenghaopeng66337 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing this with you as a group 2 person. I just want to know what is the most effective way to treat? seems like for a group one person you can slightly begin exercising but for a group 2 person you say it is very hard to treats. how and what should we do? Thanks!
@RUNDMC17 күн бұрын
Herein lies the impossible question. You certainly don’t ‘treat’ with activity! Ultimately at the moment treatment is a question of managing symptoms, although some people respond very well to LDN (for example). Important to identify which are your primary drivers of your symptoms then you can try to manage each of those. And by drivers I mean: - Dysautonomia - Metabolism (causes fatigue & PEM) - MCAS - Neurological - Blood clotting / poor perfusion I’ve got videos on each of these - it takes a book to cover them properly!
@mike_zander7 күн бұрын
This is incredible info Gez! I'm currently stuck walking super slow and having to take deep breaths wile walking. I only do about 50-150 steps at a time to keep my heart rate from going too high. Only get in about 500-800 steps a day. It freaks me out being stuck inside as I'd have to climb up and down 4 flights of stairs to go outside. I was forced to go to the doctor across the street 3 weeks ago which destroyed me and I've yet to recover from. This is so tough to navigate...
@RUNDMC17 күн бұрын
It’s basically impossible, isn’t it? Wishing you the best in your recovery MIke.
@jayroberts49007 күн бұрын
Hiya Gaz, one of your followers since 2020/21. Hope you're well, or as well as can be. I think I ask you yearly, are you still on the medication or 'supplement stack' you once made? Also if we are taking H1/h2 life long, is there any evidence in damage to any vital organs for the extended use? Thank you again for all your work buddy!
@RUNDMC17 күн бұрын
Hi Jay, thanks for writing! Yes I’m still on the stack, and still on H1/H2. The hope would be that once we resolve the underlying illness we can come off it all - until then though the symptoms are too bad if I try. As for long term risks - none I’m aware of 👍
@Macjohn14198 күн бұрын
I’ve been doing all that and no improvement. Basically all of you “experts” are pushing simple multivitamin supplements. I still have brain fog, chronic fatigue and muscle pain. I have to stop watching these videos. I’ve lost all hope and accept my post Covid symptoms and deal with them.
@victoriaparish2888 күн бұрын
Very interesting explanation. Our LC son fits into group 1 & 2 with dysautonomia & delayed PEM
@niccolowrld10 күн бұрын
Autonomic small fiber neuropathy, get tested!
@grovermartin687411 күн бұрын
I've just "returned to your fold" after about a year, and am delighted to see that I barely recognized you! You look 20 years younger, your hair is lush, your eyes sparkle, your facial configuration has filled out, and your expressions are enlivened and vital. You present the best possible role model! I really needed this, and I thank you for all the work you've done and manifested!🙏
@RUNDMC111 күн бұрын
That’s incredibly kind of you and thanks for the compliments! :)
@szaw445211 күн бұрын
I have both. Its been hell working with both trying to get better. Thanks for the video.
@JessicaThompson-p2z11 күн бұрын
4324 Kautzer Inlet
@Ashitaka-i9o11 күн бұрын
I strongly disagree, there is no evidence of REPLICATING/LIVING virus in the body.
@IrishMarty11 күн бұрын
I’ve been coming back every 6 months and hoping that you’ve finally recovered, Gez. I’ve been following since Sep 2020 as I have been going through a long term illness equally as torturous (protracted antidepressant withdrawal syndrome), that was originally mis-diagnosed as post-viral fatigue. Hopefully one day I’ll come back here and you’re better, and I am too. Keep fighting.
@RUNDMC111 күн бұрын
Thank you - I really appreciate the support 😊
@beckyjanefox13 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for this!! Been struggling with flare ups for the past 8 months and its really optimistic to see this data. I have hyper-mobility so thats interesting to hear the other research going on . Im deff more predisposed to stuff with a bunch of autoimmune issues :)
@RUNDMC113 күн бұрын
Wishing you the best with your recovery Becky!
@atfarmerbrown14 күн бұрын
Look at red light and near infrared
@brettharris351314 күн бұрын
Low dose naltrexone works with a spike protein detox
@dennisbrandt851714 күн бұрын
Often a sore and stiff neck is the result of getting rear ended. It appears this world has been rear ended as they defend the ones that caused. Good drivers are safe and effective apparently.
@BJ-bc7sl16 күн бұрын
What about Cromolyn Sodium?
@RUNDMC116 күн бұрын
Yep, works well when tolerated!
@neilabercrombie543017 күн бұрын
Quick nap.
@IntrepidDivergence18 күн бұрын
Do you have any info on elevated IgG4 and what to do about it? Mine became high months after first covid infection and keeps increasing.
@MicaelSantana45018 күн бұрын
lets say I do the test and am feeling curently fine, will the test change if I do the test while having a flare up? if so how to time the test while having a flare up
@jamiejones850818 күн бұрын
Hyper mobility increases risk of long covid by 30% :-(
@kathebarnett702819 күн бұрын
I have all of these symtoms from chemo over a year still bad
@funghouls549819 күн бұрын
For the past few months, I have been experiencing fatigue, lightheadedness, tinnitus, and lately, heart arrhythmias, and palpitations. It got to the point where after working out I felt like I was having a heart attack, but with no pain just extremely hard to breathe and very rapid heart rate so I rushed to the hospital twice, and they could find no problems with my heart . I was sent to a cardiologist for observation over the course of a month and they also could find no heart problems so I was dumbfounded until I found out about POTS/long Covid, histamine intolerance. This is what I needed today. Thank you so much for doing your research. I realize this is from three years ago, but it is relevant to me today as I got Covid in December 2023 and I have all the symptoms of MCAS, histamine intolerance, Long Covid. Incidentally, Dr. Sanjay Gupta Has videos on this as well and he’s using a saline IV solution to help clear out histamines in people with POTS.
@RUNDMC118 күн бұрын
I’m assuming you’ve been told this already, but lay off the working out for a bit!
@funghouls549818 күн бұрын
@@RUNDMC1 yes. Thank you.
@mike_zander19 күн бұрын
What is our take on this nowadays Gez? I fully recovered for a year and I 'd like to think this stack contributed to it. I'm back on the LC wagon and am severe and almost scared to take the wrong things at this point. Either way, I think we need a follow up with Ade!
@RUNDMC118 күн бұрын
There isn’t much progress on published articles around this - but I still maintain it can make a big difference for some (although not all) long haulers. Nicotine patches fit into the same theory for me. So sorry to hear you’re suffering again - look after yourself and have faith things can improve if they did last time.
@DIGITALSCREAMS19 күн бұрын
There is one thing out there, that will set you back (alot further and for alot longer) than any vaccine. Covid reinfection. Just remember that.
@DinaTous20 күн бұрын
Ty for this…been suffering with both most of my life.
@Daniela-x9l7d20 күн бұрын
I HAVE BOTH CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME AND LONG COVID AND MURDEROUS PSYCHIATRISTS ARE TRYING TO KILL ME WITH ANTIPSYCHOTIC DRUGS !!!! S.O.S. !!!!
@Chrissyg0nna91120 күн бұрын
So helpful! Thank you
@MikeBush-zy6gh21 күн бұрын
I’m sorry, you spew hogwash.
@RUNDMC120 күн бұрын
Thanks Mike!
@2000disneyland21 күн бұрын
Thanks Gez, for your research and experiences with LC, you continue to help me and others. I’m currently in an energy crash, and seeking answers still...
@Daniela-x9l7d21 күн бұрын
OMG, you touched something in this video that I have been trying to explain to doctors to no avail unfortunately !!!!
@IZombi-mx9ls21 күн бұрын
You should watch: Diet is not where you start Josh Dodds For those who have POTS you must follow Dr. Yonit Arthur. She helped me tremendously. For those who have PEM: strength training and the moment there is an attack you sit still and tell yourself: it is safe. It can be one repeat at the beginning. The energy problem was solved for me by keto. Carnivore did more harm than help. Also do not take one specific vit B in mega doses it will destabilize metabolism pathway. Also you have to walk everyday, something happens to the brain during moving forward. Huberman talks about it In addition to this yoga nidra, breathing, earthing, sunset everyday. And the most difficult thing. You have to let in the idea that you have a traumatized nervous system and this is what causes problems. It was the most difficult part im my recovery.
@TheSpecialJ1122 күн бұрын
I have been dealing with long covid for months and months as a young man. What seems to have helped is doing "all the right things". The frustrating thing is the benefit wasn't immediate. Unlike before covid, where if I ate right and got sunlight and the like I'd immediately feel better, I would do healthy habits and it would take weeks to really see results. Your body needs to heal, and because it's so disorganized it has a hard time healing. As of now I'm still not 100%, for example, my HPA axis is still clearly wonky. However, I'm going for runs, I'm lifting weights, and I'm not crashing just from doing daily activities like I was. A huge one for me was walking. I introduced it really slowly, and any time I felt like I was pushing it too far, I'd stop before I crashed. Mild walks went on for months, until I finally felt ready to try going for a light jog. I was so deconditioned that what used to be a warmup before covid felt like a full workout, but I didn't crash and slowly I got my cardiovascular fitness back on track. The important thing is to not "overtrain", even when it comes to non-athletic activities. Just as when an athlete exercises more than their body can recover and they slowly get worse, the same thing seems to happen with long covid. Our energy and tissue recovery systems are greatly weakened, and so you don't want to risk further damage by exceeding them.
@jasontacoma249423 күн бұрын
Have you noticed niacin helping at all with any symptoms its very safe to try from what i gather.
@RUNDMC123 күн бұрын
Some people respond really well to it 👍
@jasontacoma249423 күн бұрын
@@RUNDMC1 ok thanks for the reply
@joanneurbanowicz499424 күн бұрын
What about from vax
@katentropy24 күн бұрын
A long-term Remdesivir study? Based on what trials and history? Remdesivir killed a lot of people in the hospital with the original Covid strain. Are pharm companies trying to recoup their losses? Do not be a guinea pig pls. Also, what is the difference in mutations of new Covid variations and/or strains, for the vaccinated and unvaccinated? What are the differences of those who get more specific, persistent, long Covid symptoms compared to those who get repeating Covid symptoms from new variations? Documenting blood immunity markers, timing and types of symptoms, frequency of symptoms in the vaxxed and unvaxxed, and specific spike changes associated with these data points, will tell a lot about where we are headed. Will our immunity degrade until we get sick and die? What can we do to stop the progression of spike changes in individual responses to original Covid mutations and spike changes from vaccinations? The body has an amazing ability to heal! Check out the Nutritarian Diet to optimize your body's ability to prevent and repair damage.
@lopesphoto24 күн бұрын
Just got covid again after 4 years. My long covid symptoms re-ignited, such as numbness in my hands and anxiety. My doctor put on Metformin which is one of the only meds I haven't tried yet. It comes with its own side effects, so its hard to tell what is the long covid or the meds. There is some research into Metrofrmin with Vit D for long covid. Have you heard of that med being used for LC? I'm hoping my long covid symptoms don't last as long as they did the first go around. I've already been on an antihistamines like Zyertec, which if I don't take it I have trouble sleeping. Doesn't help that a life situation is increasing my stress levels which makes my symptoms worst.
@RUNDMC124 күн бұрын
So sorry to hear of your reinfection :( Metformin is one of the very few drugs we’ve actually got decent evidence for in this scenario (helps reduce subsequent long covid) so hopefully you should come through this infection without any worsening of your baseline
@SurpassMoney24 күн бұрын
@@RUNDMC1 Thanks Gez. I also took Paxlovid for 5 days after I got sick hoping that would help mitigate my symptoms. The worst was the metallic taste in my mouth. I was getting better, but then had a life situation throw me into deep stress which re-ignited my symptoms. So bad timing in that regard. I'm not liking being on the Metform (stomach issues, headache, etc.) general unwell feeling but if it can prevent me getting worse I'll try it for a month. Do you have any content on Metformin and LC?
@regina683824 күн бұрын
Well. This could be a mystery solved. I dont do well on herbal tincrures with alcohol. If I take 20 drops in water a day soon I am even more tired all the time. It might be MCAS. My alcohol tolerance is basically zero.
@Daniela-x9l7d21 күн бұрын
Throw the alcoholic tincture to the trash !!!!
@regina683824 күн бұрын
What's the name of the test for POTS?
@RUNDMC124 күн бұрын
NASA lean test
@MarkSmith-fi8dg24 күн бұрын
Hi Gez, I'm trying to get in touch with you as we (Attomarker Ltd) are a start up leading on the subject of immunity profile research testing of Long Covid patients , with some interesting results . Gez , what is really cool is that we are based in Exeter Devon UK and it would be great to explain to you the science behind the test that is showing that 65% of patients we have tested here at Attomarker have a weakened antibody immune response across the spectrum of the variants of the virus. We just need a way of letting the poor people suffering that there is a bit of hope, we have also interviewed a local patient who was keen to help us communicate the value of the test , this can be found on our KZbin channel. Although we are just at the start of the understanding of this complicated condition with 256 estimated symptoms , we are working with private gp clinics across the world who are excited about the potential of the test. If you are open to finding out more please contact me directly [email protected] . Many thanks Gez . Mark
@StephenPaine-tv5io24 күн бұрын
Hi Mark, I'd be really interested to know how many of the LC folks you test have an abnormally high levels of covid antibodies?
@OCaseyNat-z7w25 күн бұрын
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@mariettestabel27525 күн бұрын
Terrible! I have this all...
@martins_kreicis25 күн бұрын
Thanks. Quite interesting science around altering sulfide reducing bacteria composition in the gut with sodium thiosulfate (foto fixer...quite cheep :)) taken per os. Seems to be effective in the MCAS, histamine/antioxidant department. Worth looking into imho. Good luck.