Too long ; don't care Any highlights about the actual recovery? Thanks
@Mau365PP2 күн бұрын
Nicotine + HPV = Cancer.
@eatdabugz3 күн бұрын
Nicotine does not cause cancer but it makes tumors grow faster?
@eatdabugz3 күн бұрын
I am wondering about nicotine and turbo cancer...
@JaimeMunoz-oy3wd3 күн бұрын
It's stories like these that bring so much hope for a full recovery from long covid. I've had long covid for 1.5yrs and so much of these kinds of stories resonate with me. I didn't catch her name , but she mentions some kind of brain retraining program that she did that was helpful. Would you be able to get me a link or website on this program? It'd be much appreciated. Thank you to you and to your guests for doing what youre all doing ❤
@harryboby75633 күн бұрын
Thanks so much for the kind message, and so very glad to hear this Jaime - the program was the Gupta Program. Wishing you all the best in recovery!
@tommchale-h1k4 күн бұрын
Great listen
@alvindurochermtl5 күн бұрын
For my own transition, the toughest bit was to get used to the civilian world's dismissive attitude towards my military experience. "Oh he was in the army. He must be an uneducated grunt. " "He must be a disciplinarian and he must be narrow minded about everything." "He doesn't know anything about the business world and what being businesslike means" "Business schools are the ones who know leadership. The military only knows about following orders". People around me didn't change until I started accepting invitations to give talks about my military experience at business organizations. And I was frank with them. 1. You think discipline just means obeying orders? That's just obedience. Discipline means having both the foresight and motivation to identify problems before they arise and without being told, and knowing how to solve those problems with your training. This is what you lot in the business world are supposed to do. 2. Business schools are the ones who know leadership? Frankly anyone can write an airport best-seller. If the things they preach don't work, the worst that could happen is your business doesn't make any money. If the leadership lessons the army teaches don't work, people die.
@zeusthegreek46648 күн бұрын
Do you recommend daily cold showers to help regulate the nervous system. Please let me know.
@harryboby75637 күн бұрын
Yes, I do daily and helps me a lot
@zeusthegreek46647 күн бұрын
@@harryboby7563 thank you so very much for the feedback🙏🏽
@zeusthegreek46647 күн бұрын
@@harryboby7563 thank you so very much🙏🏽
@carpediemcotidiem9 күн бұрын
00:02 Former rower Oona discusses her experience with Long COVID impacting Olympic dreams. 01:56 Struggle with long COVID affecting training and realization of long-term impact 05:46 Struggling with training and health during COVID. 07:35 The struggle with overexertion and burnout in long COVID recovery. 11:24 Discovering personal identity beyond rowing 13:23 Health is more important than losing Olympic dreams 17:08 Exercise-induced malaise can be misunderstood by healthy individuals. 18:49 Managing illness and maintaining appearance of wellness 21:58 Transitioning from personal training to team environment 23:54 Struggle with returning to normal life post-COVID 27:04 Managing oneself amidst long COVID challenges 28:37 Long COVID and Depression Misconceptions 32:02 Overcoming depression and finding joy through physical activity 33:45 Impact of physical illness on mental health 36:49 Finding coping mechanisms and support in retirement 38:41 Transition from rowing to new passions 42:19 Finding purpose and progress in life post-COVID 44:03 Retired due to slow recovery post-COVID. 47:25 Advocacy for long COVID support and awareness 49:13 Advocating for long COVID awareness and solutions 53:03 Confident about recovery and future growth 54:40 Support for athletes on Instagram Crafted by Merlin AI.
@carpediemcotidiem9 күн бұрын
00:03 Lucy shares her journey of recovering from long Covid. 02:42 Gradually improved from Long Covid with rest, meditation, and breathing exercises 07:50 Struggling with long Covid symptoms and gradual decline in health 10:08 Struggled with pressure and stress due to lack of understanding 15:02 Dealing with invisible conditions like chronic fatigue syndrome is a different magnitude of challenge. 17:29 Struggles with long Covid recovery and seeking various treatments 21:42 Chronic fatigue syndrome and long Covid have similar symptoms but vary person to person 23:58 Long Covid and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome have varying levels of severity and uncertainty. 28:12 Discovering The Mind-Body Connection 30:37 Exploring repressed emotions as a cause of Long Covid recovery 35:04 Mind Body approach focuses on processing emotions instead of ignoring them. 37:28 Repressing emotions can impact health and relationships 41:54 Repressed emotions affecting the nervous system 44:06 Recognize emotional triggers and practice self-compassion 48:23 Using mind-body techniques to observe and alleviate symptoms of Long Covid. 50:18 The Mind Body approach challenges the perception of structural damage in long Covid patients. 55:18 Different approaches to Long Covid recovery 57:39 Encouraging self-reflection and agency in managing long Covid challenges 1:01:41 Importance of agency in managing long covid 1:03:58 Perceived control over health is crucial Crafted by Merlin AI.
@deel243510 күн бұрын
She's probably menopausal. She's the right age. And, that's the cause of the fatigue, mind fog, feeling lethargic. And, menopausal women are more likely to experience ME/LC. If anyone wants to know more I can provide sources. Please, gals - if you're about 35 - 50 - you're very likely perimenopausal or in menopause. On the younger end, it's unlikely but not impossible. At the top end you're definitely perimenopausal and your symptoms can also be attributed or made worse by this. Just like our periods/mid-cycle can hit us hard.
@carpediemcotidiemАй бұрын
00:01 The founder's personal experience with ME/CFS and their motivation to develop the app. 02:02 Discovering impactful treatments through research 05:55 Difficulty in assessing the validity of potential treatments and clinical trials 07:54 Struggle with diagnosis and finding support without social media 12:04 Transitioning from ME/CFS to resting and exploring health practices 14:11 Utilizing an app for navigating health information 18:14 Using user feedback to guide treatment insights 19:55 Ensuring quality research data and trials on the platform 23:38 Challenges in healthcare access and treatment development 25:12 Bridging the gap in knowledge translation for treatments and interventions 28:48 Developing a comprehensive app for ME/CFS patients 30:41 The platform provides daily access to new breakthroughs and professional insights. 34:23 Lack of research on a popular low-risk home-based therapy for cerebral palsy 36:05 Looking forward to following the story Crafted by Merlin AI.
@mz9849Ай бұрын
whats that medication called, what was leveling you up to 60%? :)
@aprilgarnett55Ай бұрын
I got Covid March 2020, and LC since, so much of what you went through is what ive been dealing with. Orthostatic hypotension, dysautonomia, so much fatigue and ao many symptoms across my system. I was very active prior, hiking, running in the mountains, rollerblading, biking, weights, organic keto diet and my job also required me to walk about 5 miles a shift, outside in the AZ heat, worked 3 jobs. That , to iI couldn't getout of bed to shower, or that was the big effort of the day. Slowly tried to increase activity, would see progress then crash. Then, got the JJ, had an immediate reaction of fever, flop sweat, Covid symptoms all over again but worse. I do all the things,so many supplements, methylene blue, nac, vinegar, iver, yoga nidra for nervous system, carnivote diet...cant keep any progress, it feels like i have multiple autoimmune diseases at once, definitely do not feel like its my body. And the feeling like you're dying because every cell in your body feels poisoned. No Dr has been helpful, bounced around from specialist to specialist, no help.
@revelation1215Ай бұрын
You have to go back to basics. If your body is reactive to foods, try a low histamine diet and start with just a few easy to digest foods. The first step is to get the inflammatory response down. Eliminate supplements unless you feel like they are definitely helping. Most people feel like they don’t help much in the end and often make things worse because the body is hyper reactive. For low blood pressure, try adding a little sea salt to your food. Avoid extreme diets, and detoxes, they just make things worse. Strive to first stabilize the body and create safety.
@chanchan534923 күн бұрын
@@revelation1215I have decided that inflammation is key for me after almost 4 years of being debilitated. Starting with a short water fast increasing incrementally has helped me. I’m trying to stay with a warm ACV with curcumin (95%) + bl. pepper + ginger everyday has helped with internal inflammation. I’m going to try augmented NAC next. Been taking NAC intentionally for about 3 years & it has helped keep my lungs clear but I’m willing to try this augmented version. My progress has been slow & if I try to pretend I’m fine & work as normal - I end up back in bed! No help from docs in my area either. HIV drug anyone? No thanks! I do use Nattokinase but I find I need to cycle off every month for about a week. I was very fit, worked very hard physically, no weight issues, cut sugar years ago, healthy keto as well - no bread at all, occasional Italian pasta at home (no American wheat products). Very food aware so no packaged foods. It’s weird. Hope you’re able to improve soon!
@kellyschroeder7437Ай бұрын
What is a microclot test ???
@KokayMateАй бұрын
Seems like A mild post virus infection this one. Alot of cases and sympoms are way more difficult and terrifying than being described here.
@Rev695Ай бұрын
👎👎👎👎👎
@barbaramulder6836Ай бұрын
I reconice the feelings that i have long covid in this part of the world en not for example in India where you dont have food when you not working. I have long covid for more than 4 years and i m luckily a positive person . Stay positive and learn from this.😊❤
@acissej_01Ай бұрын
Alan Gordons work is great, huge help for any mind-body symptom.
@harryboby75637 күн бұрын
Yes his book the way out is a must-read
@mohamedabdulwahedАй бұрын
isn’t cold exposure over stimulating the nervous system for a person with LC?
@harryboby75637 күн бұрын
For me, it helps a lot when inflamed/ foggy
@ianmilnes4019Ай бұрын
Thanks for the content. Can I ask about your eye problems? Did you have eye floaters?
@meg6389Ай бұрын
I think it's really irresponsible for her to say she doesn't believe in pacing/spoon theory. Even if it is to do with mind/body disregulation you still need to listen to your body before you've done the work and it's safe to start doing more
@TheNicotineTestАй бұрын
Thanks for answering my comment on the approach to research. For meditation apps Insight Timer is great and it has lots of content. My favorite are Yoga Nidra meditations.
@traianliviudanciu86652 ай бұрын
Did we know at what tissue temperature did SARS COV2 better replicate ? Why ? Because german virologist Christian Drosten suggest that SARS COV2 better replicate at lower tissue temperature (at TWiV 659 at min29) Theoretically higher mucouseal respiratory temperature protect us against Covid19.
@MichaelMerritt2 ай бұрын
Regarding vaccines, sure standard protein vaccines have been around for decades but not MRNA. Pfizer’s was the first to get FDA approval for covid. And now if you follow latest publications like from merogenomics channel. He was part of research on psuedouridines, showing the synthetic additives could be responsible for speeding up cancer cells. Point being that’s just one example of new science that was forced upon us without enough research or understanding of the long term consequences and more stuff like turbo cancers are now being discovered. It’s not good! I would argue against that commenter that there aren’t researchers looking at MRNA vaccines, that’s simply not true.
@juliaarambula31532 ай бұрын
This disease is just like she said. I can relate to the same neurological symptoms! When she said straight up dementia, I totally get it! From being disassociated, to tremors, to disautonomia! Insidious! I had from Aug 21 to March 2022 ish. Fast forward to now, I’m 7 weeks in again. This is horrible. Just when you recover it can happen again. Lord Jesus help us all.
@juliaarambula31532 ай бұрын
This man is super hard to understand. Video needs subtitles
@robertswinburne39732 ай бұрын
Until last year, I thought this was all just slow recovery from cancer and a stem cell transplant. Now I'm realizing something more is at play. age 56
@robertswinburne39732 ай бұрын
in 2021 I underwent a stem cell transplant for lymphoma. (lots of Chemo) in 2022 I got Covid and could not shake the active infection for 4 months. I am now just recently understanding that my symptoms when I try to bike or work are probably not the recovery from cancer but the recovery from long covid.
@KokayMate2 ай бұрын
Great for Rachel. However, I would consider this a very "mild" case of long covid.
@johnrawlins46072 ай бұрын
America and Britain must be held accountable for paying china to make Covid in a lab in gain of function research but no one says a thing about that
@carpediemcotidiem2 ай бұрын
I'm not sure about this theory. You've said previously that charities will likely be the main source of funding. Most people donate to charities for purely emotional reasons, not because of cold, rational economic analysis. I think we need much more emotive advertising to draw attention to the very worst suffering of long-COVID/ME/CFS
@harryboby75632 ай бұрын
I think it needs to be multi-pronged. A strategic & engaging approach from charity to appeal to those who might donate, and a rational economic approach to demonstrate the economic impact to governments. Even in diseases with large charity funding, a big chunk also still comes from government, and having them onboard & feeling necessary to invest would be a good thing also
@timmyschannel52 ай бұрын
Vaccine injury is not a conspiracy, please never call it that Harry
@harryboby75632 ай бұрын
No, as I mentioned, there is truth to this - some people have long vax from the vaccine, but of course not every LC case/ long term illness is the result of this as is sometimes suggested
@timmyschannel52 ай бұрын
@@harryboby7563 i may have found a substance that significantly helps with symptoms. I'll keep you updated !
@trespire2 ай бұрын
Can we all sue Beijing ?
@carpediemcotidiem2 ай бұрын
No
@MyFriendPeter2 ай бұрын
Thanks for the videos. It would be helpful to have a video on what you did that worked to get you to where you are today. Thanks
@harryboby75632 ай бұрын
Thanks Peter - in my previous Q&A I went over this, hope it helps!
@MyFriendPeter2 ай бұрын
@@harryboby7563 great, thank you. Much appreciated
@dawnowens23452 ай бұрын
4 months of being bedridden with long covid sure left me decoditioned. Always an athlete. I even had to rebuild my breathing muscles. It was horrid
@tracydanziger87952 ай бұрын
I understand completely- same for me.
@SteveDenver092 ай бұрын
100% true and a smart way to advocate. Tall task but keep at it. We appreciate it.
@6Churches2 ай бұрын
I found this really hard to follow. My experience of LC is that I am the calmest I've ever been. I don't see how relaxing any more So she was very very sick for a long time .... visualised being healthy .... and then was healthy? Huh.
@ianmilnes40192 ай бұрын
Thanks guys I got a lot from this. I don't know how it works. I can watch youtube for hous on end but when I do a few hours of graphic design I get symptoms the next day. How does that make sense? I'm not stressing whe n I'm doing it. Is it just because I'm using my mind more?
@harryboby75632 ай бұрын
Glad you enjoyed Ian! I think its the mental work that can trigger PEM, I know for me calls and videos etc. feel tough, wishing you good health
@TheNicotineTest2 ай бұрын
I hope that people will be open to listening to her recovery story. "Brain training" is a great tool, especially at our lowest point.
@traianliviudanciu86652 ай бұрын
Did we know at what tissue temperature did SARS COV2 better replicate ? Why ? Because virologist Christian Drosten suggest that SARS COV2 better replicate at very low tissue temperature (34-35C)(at TWiV Nr 659 at min29)
@mirandaandrea82152 ай бұрын
But Harry any drug is just going to mask symptoms ! It won't address the root cause! Drugs don't heal! People need to change their mindset about popping a pill it dosnt heal and what about side?affects! It's a money making industry like cancer! Sick people are big business!
@Ella-ps1lg2 ай бұрын
I've had severe LC symptoms since March 2020 - about 5 weeks ago I saw a Dr on youtube say AUGMENTED NAC had been shown to break down the virus in LC (I'd already tried regular NAC with no improvement) so I googled, bought some, not holding out a lot of hope, and 5 weeks on I am seeing big improvements. I felt worse before things started to improve though - ( very feverish, cough coming out and sleeping loads for the first couple of weeks) . Still going with it and hopeful it might take me to 100% recovered. Thought I'd share in case it might help someone else suffering.
@harryboby75632 ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing!
@mirandaandrea82152 ай бұрын
Hi Harry, just found you and thanks for your channel! Did you have the covid jab? I think it’s really important to talk openly about this as it could be the the elephant in the room! I’m a mother of two grown up children I tried so hard to get them to think critically about the jab but they got sucked into the mind control of the fear based propaganda! They didn’t listen to me and I was devastated! 😢
@mirandaandrea82152 ай бұрын
The jab contains spike proteins that wreak havoc on immune system! I wish people had thought critically about the covid jab!😢
@lw1zfog2 ай бұрын
long convid vs long vAxXiNE
@jackiegroden416Ай бұрын
Same? Or different?
@lw1zfogАй бұрын
@@jackiegroden416 ‘post viral syndrome’ ... new ? or old ?
@chanchan534923 күн бұрын
Mine is LC for certain. Caught covid late March or Early April 2020.
@budgejudge524515 күн бұрын
Both the same, the Vax has the same spike protein that causes the problem.
@tracydanziger87952 ай бұрын
I wasn't an athlete but I was in decent shape with strong arms and legs...I am exhausted after the smallest exercise. I takes me a day or two to regain energy for regular tasks. Something is lingering in my system. It's been 3 years.
@harryboby75632 ай бұрын
Sorry to hear Tracy, wishing you a speedy recovery!
@dawnowens23452 ай бұрын
Felt the same at 2 yrs. Liposomal vitamin. C and ivermectin are helping me.
@tracydanziger87952 ай бұрын
@@dawnowens2345how to get ivermectin?
@puremaledark83052 ай бұрын
Id love to share my story. These helped me to have some hope
@harryboby75632 ай бұрын
Would love to hear your story, and so glad the recovery videos have helped!