From Long Covid to MMA Training again | Chris' Full Long Covid Recovery

[@chrisrea-thehappyfecker6205]

I think I speak for us all when I say people like Harry are hugely important in this. Spreading the news of us recovered folk is priceless. Nothing but respect to my British brother ✌🙂

[@harryboby7563]

Thanks for the kind words chris, was a pleasure talking to you - likewise for yourself!

[@gillsobczyk2809]

Thank you Chris

[@gillsobczyk2809]

And Harry of course too!

[@christopherbyrne981]

Hey man !! I just wanted to reach out to say thank you. Even though I am a complete stranger you have changed my life. My whole mental outlook on my long covid has completely changed because of you and I honestly can’t thank you enough. From your articles and KZbin videos have given me so much positive emotions towards finally fighting this illness. Same kind of story in our age group a 27 year old previously working out 4-5 times a week to being stuck on the couch. But I can confidently say I am on the better side of it. No idea on percentages yet as it’s still early days currently 2 months into my long covid journey but with the right steps I feel I will beat it over the next few months

[@harryboby7563]

This is so amazing to hear christopher, thanks so much for sharing - these sort of comments really make my day :)

[@jcr9065]

hi, did you fully recover?

[@christopherbyrne981]

@@jcr9065 hey! God it feels like a lifetime ago when I commented on this video. Have been through so much since then in terms of my long covid journey. Got reinfected 3-4 times since then thankfully no new symptoms all just felt like the flu was fine after a week each time. I’m about 90-95% recovered. Still having issues with exercise and anxiety but feel like I am on the other side of it now.

[@MrMLellky]

Great stuff! Thanks guys for bringing us hope. We shall all recover from this sh*t! 💪

[@harryboby7563]

Thanks Mikael, yes we can!

[@seancunningham2935]

Harry thanks a mill for all your good stuff.im finding it Very helpful,I'm Very like you two lads in many ways except a good bit older 😁😁 are both you lads back training and doing your thing again.?i hope that is the case and ye are flying it.im only a few months in and had a similiar run in to it re stress overtraining etc. Best wishes and thanks again

[@dankleffmann2473]

Hi, Mikael! How have you been doing nowadays? Are you still dealing with symptoms?

[@katherine.roesler]

Wish I found this a year ago! I am also used to training 5-6 days a week and this really gives me hope.I'm binging all your videos atm

[@harryboby7563]

Glad you're enjoying the Katherine, wishing you all the best with your recovery!

[@deborahbutel2622]

This is the best recovery video Chris and Harry Thank you. I am at 7 months and it is the toughest thing ever. These videos are such a god send. Love it❤️❤️❤️

[@spellcaster4093]

Same here. Trying to do things like training at the gym, great if your having a good day, but I suffer badly afterwards, really crash for a few days.

[@poey50]

This is great - very relatable. The turning point for me was concentrating on the brain training and developing a new positive attitude. I deleted dozens of Twitter and Facebook accounts and just read recovery stories, not sickness ones.

[@ezza1236]

I would have committed suicide if I never had found all these recovery videos, thank you for doing these, you are saving lives

[@MikeGreen98]

I was feeling the same way and this gave me hope, slowly getting better with a more positive mindset is key, I was so negative before coming across this

[@ezza1236]

@@MikeGreen98 love you bro ! We will be okay 👍

[@harryboby7563]

So sorry to hear of your struggle, I really can't empathise enough. However, I'm so happy these videos brought you some hope - I truly believe we will all find the path to healing :)

[@minimalistbiohacker4905]

I'm on a similar journey and so far, this is the best video I've seen on the topic! So much insight there. Thank you so much for sharing this!

[@siobhanchristine-bligh183]

Thanks so much for the positivity. I need this. I was a climber and super fit - and I can’t wait to recover

[@janybekorozaliev9052]

How are you now?

[@siobhanchristine-bligh183]

@@janybekorozaliev9052 really bad still, clearly got ME/CFS :( only thing that has helped so far really is CBD oil

[@gillsobczyk2809]

Have you recovered fully Siobhan?

[@siobhanchristine-bligh183]

@@gillsobczyk2809 not yet but better - maybe at 60% now

[@kaanmuratoski]

@@siobhanchristine-bligh183 hey man, what about now? i hope you recovered fully! Much love

[@Tom-cj2tx]

Harry you’re doing an amazing thing. You guys manage to sum up the anxiety so well, I’ve never experienced anything like it, definitely physiological mechanisms causing it. Keep up the good work mate, its a welcome (and very important) contrast to the dearth of negative click bait alarmist BS articles out there. More recoveries please!!!!

[@harryboby7563]

Thanks for the kind words Tom! So glad its been of some use - all the best with your recovery!

[@cosmeticpony4486]

My God I needed this today! Thank you Fella’s 💪🏻💪🏻

[@athinaaa3914]

im so grateful i found your videos, they bring me hope! im 5 months in LC but your videos make me think that there is light at the end of the tunnel, thanks for spreading positivity!

[@harryboby7563]

Thanks so much for the kind words! There certainly is light at the end of the tunnel :)

[@PATHAN_writes19]

How are you now ?? Did you recover and get your normal life back ?

[@stanleysteamer3212]

Can you do more recovery videos..like as many people you can find..I watch these over and over..gets me through most days

[@gillsobczyk2809]

Hi Stanley, have you recovered now?

[@abdielmata]

I want to share my experience. They are definitely on point. In early 2021, I was able to recover after 6 months by retraining my mind. I had every symptom you could think of. The symptoms that persisted the longest were fatigue and GI issues. I took every supplement you could think of but nothing worked. I also went to every doctor you could think of and everything came back normal. I didn’t do an anti histamine diet, but at that time switched to keto and temporarily did carnivore. At some point, I got tired of the diet and wanted to look forward to something. I had lost a ton of weight and ate very “healthy” so I didn’t mind. I also got the courage to not lay in bed all the time. I started using my kettlebells at home and gradually got better over time. I think what caused my long Covid were work, the news, and ending a 5 year serious relationship. Fast forward to today, and I am once again experiencing long Covid symptoms after reinfection. I’m a month in and I tried taking supplements again and even did a 90 hour water fast. Rewatching this video made me remember what got me out of my long Covid. It wasn’t the vitamins or any medicine, it was a change in mindset. It does take time to rewire the mind, but I’m optimistic and I truly believe I will overcome this illness once more. I learned not to be afraid, not doubt and have faith. Stop listening to the negative comments stop researching every symptom. The mind is very powerful, but we do have a choice in getting better. It’s not an easy road, but it’s definitely humbling. I’ll try and give an update in the near future. I’ll repost this in other videos in case someone is looking for hope.

[@ezza1236]

Thank you bro, love hearing this type of positivity

[@harryboby7563]

Thanks so much for sharing, and best of luck with your recovery - please share future positive updates :)

[@abdielmata]

@@harryboby7563 Hi, thank you for your video. It came at the right time! I recovered within that same week I wrote the comment. I began by walking a few blocks. I now work out with no problem. It amazes me because my symptoms were really bad, but as soon as I realized what it was, then I got better. I had to put my mind in check pretty regularly, but as time progressed, it got easier.

[@ezza1236]

Love You bro, nice work 👍

[@gillsobczyk2809]

Hiya, how’s your recovery going?

[@briechilli4496]

You guys are awesome. Thank you

[@Joppejopp]

Thanks guys! Really appreciated the talk. Keep it up!

[@matthiassulz]

This is a great interview. Thanks for the effort you put into this!

[@harryboby7563]

Thanks for the kind words, means a lot😊

[@briechilli4496]

I agree about the anxiety being physical with long covid.

[@printerpr0n]

Thank god for videos like this. Long hauled for a year. All the same symptoms. Luckily work was shut down so I could spend 2 hours a day at work, then sleep the rest of the day. Slowly got better, got my first shot, and then caught covid a second time. Second time has been way worse. Complete pain, migrains, kidney pain, every muscle and joint hurt. Had to quit my job and spent 2 months suffering and doing the googling and youtube searches. Found some of these UK videos and a mayo clinic study on vitamine C+B complex and within a week felt amazing. Four good days and then on day five I woke up with the worst pain in my head I've experienced in my life. Felt like someone hit me with a hammer. Every day got worse and worse. Bed bound, brain fog so bad I couldn't even use a computer. Back to googling. Found the MCAS histamine info. Took about 8 hours to get out the door and walked 2 blocks to the corner store and got an antihistamine. Made it home, took it. Within 20 mins the migrain was gone. Over the next four hours all the body and joint pain went away. Then learned about the diet and oh crap, all my foods were high histamine, except had already given up dairy 2 years before. Been on the low histamine diet for a month and slowly getting better. Any of those foods, even a few bites and feel the brain fog and body/head pain coming back in less than an hour. Giving up my daily full english breakfast and tacos has been the worst part.

[@MrVeton123]

Nothing but love to you guys, Respect!

[@tominnc315]

Wonderful video thanks! What i draw from this: attitude mental fight or flight anxiety fear, worry, previous mind issues, going down negative rabbit holes, distractions : ie FEAR!! Easier said than done but I believe it

[@karenpeters4457]

Oh yes. The “anxiety” is more like arbitrary and continuous adrenaline dumps. Nothing like I’ve ever experienced before. Horrifying.

[@nomebear]

I tried EMDR therapy for the anxiety but had to take Welbutrin, recently upping the dose. In many ways I'm close to a full recovery, but psychologically fragile. Tired of it, I want to move on...thanks for the video interview.

[@deborahbutel2622]

Yes I agree Karen, so horrific

[@tobymaples7646]

Long covid destroyed my jiujitsu and mental health. I am at 18 months and still struggling with POTS. My goal is to win master worlds this year and put this madness behind me.

[@user-hv8jw1fx7x]

Take magnesium and minerals;) lots of them. Got rid of mine

[@janybekorozaliev9052]

How are you doing now?

[@bcbigassair]

Hey Harry, great interview- very inspiring, thank you for starting this channel! In the theme of New Years resolutions, can you please share some tips on how to progress from walking (once 1hr plus is manageable) to getting your strength back and ultimately cardio back? Did you jump back into endurance weightlifting or short sets of ballistic exercises? A quick video on some tips would be much appreciated. Thanks and take care!

[@bencunningham1548]

Brilliant, thank you lads!

[@andrewmcgeown6835]

Keep the interviews coming, Harry. These stories are so powerful and are giving people a lot of hope.

[@henwilki6693]

Real similar story to myself. I have been diagnosed with M.E as a result. 2 years in but getting better. Body will communicate… LISTEN! sending love for you guys and appreciate the content 👏🏻❤️

[@Aaaaaalex09]

How are you today???

[@mariostylianou7725]

Hi buddy!! Came across of your channel.. Intresting broadcast!! It's great to see positivity from this broadcast!! This disease has a lot to answer for!! I had the virus last Sept..one year later lm still recovering!! I've got to stay positive through this. Hopefully there's a light end of the tunnel!!

[@remmelz]

So thankful for these stories. I'm a year and a half in and I've gotten a lot better but still struggling. The mental thing is definitely the hardest thing for me right now with the brain fog and mental fatigue. I can go jog for an hour + if I wanted to, but just doing an hour or two of work on the computer really drains me.

[@sajahelmir1066]

Thank you for giving me some hope

[@dankleffmann2473]

Harry, how has your progress been since this video, if you don’t mind me asking?

[@blissfulawareness234]

Thank you for this but Its hard , i have all of these symptoms add tremors and tinnitus and weirdly i can hear the tremors before i sleep almost went crazy because for me i had covid but i did not go to the doctor so i was really confused . We will get better soon ! Btw guys im 3 months in and as for the chronic fatigue and the brain fog it’s not like the first month now i walk about 8 to 12 km a day and sometimes i run, i found that what makes me relapse is sleep, if i don’t sleep well i wake up with a severe headache and the tremors and fatigue are back, so sleep guys. The only thing that lingers is the tinnitus and i think its because i focus on it too much and it bothers but i feel like it will get better. Courage guys❤

[@CaliStilo1988]

Greetings Brotha from Southern CA USA .. your stories are inspiring. I'm beyond tired of this shit I am in month 5 and have noticed a big difference compared to the first few months. I can say the biggest issues I have left are PEM and SOB ..some body wave type feelings flare up as well but the main 2 are the ones I listed ..I do Intermittent fasting 16hours every day and I take a boat load of supps.. did you ever feel like you were taking too many supps?...I mean they definitely help diminish flare ups along side H1 blockers for histamine..also I'm having lower back pain Acute and to the left mainly ..I'm 34 and was a Gym rat until Covid hit me ... I feel like an old man lately its very depressing..more so going from being active to complete turtle pacing

[@Liindaax3]

Are you recovered?

[@CaliStilo1988]

@@Liindaax3 Yes and No - best way I could explain it is, I got to 95% at month 8 and then every month after its been about .5 to 1% towards 100% with every percentage leaving something behind and creating a new small hurdle towards the finish line .. I'd say I'm 98% right now at month 11 .. this whole battle is more physical in the beginning and then mixed of mental and physical the end so it takes some work .. I can workout again but body is still workin 💪🏽 I have my days good and bad

[@Liindaax3]

@@CaliStilo1988 wow. Thats incredible. Good to hear. I am a gymrat/Athlete as well and got hit real hard after the vaccine. Do you have an email so we can exchange som Words?

[@Liindaax3]

@@CaliStilo1988 and what did you do specificly?

[@CaliStilo1988]

@@Liindaax3 Sorry to hear brotha .. yeah you would think us GymRat/Athletes would be a little more bulletproof but guess not . As far as what I did, I threw the kitchen sink at so to speak, Different supps but if I was to boil it down As far as meds - H1 and Or H2 Blockers like zyrtec and pepcid in the states. Helped my breathing in the beginning and tolerance to certain foods and the whole histamine issue. Vit D3 with K2 All B Vitamins And The biggest one is NAC or straight Glutathione - I take them orally but IV treatments to skip the gut and straight to blood stream is better once in a while if available to you and affordable- Hydration obviously- Other than that don't label yourself with the titles, try to sike the mind and distract - also Intermittent fasting helped as far as the diet portion goes 16/8 Some have success using SSRIs (Anxiety/Psych) meds-which makes sense to the mental aspect of this the mind adapted feeling like garbage and fight or flight mode I also discovered I became hypogonadal- hormones jacked up..specifically testosterone was super low.. recently jumped on TRT which helped me get back into tolerating my Workouts again without Relapse But that's a whole different ball game you'd wanna check your bloods.. you know how it goes individual basis All that and Time

[@bradsorgen3151]

Great interview Harry. I’m starting Gupta soon. Not that I expect the same results, but how long were you in the program before you got results? Gupta says 6 months but I’m curious if some folks recover quicker.

[@Dani-ladyy]

wow im only a few minutes in and i can relate so hard to his experience especially hitting a mental low and feeling alone

[@mrsancheezee4793]

Brace yourself it’s about to be a long ride I’m 18 months and only now starting to feel better the vax messed me up and restarted my long covid

[@Dani-ladyy]

@@mrsancheezee4793 the vax seriously did mess me up too especially the brain fog. im 13 months into covid and ur right i thought i was doing better than boom BRUTAL crash yesterday and today like ooof…

[@Dani-ladyy]

@@mrsancheezee4793 do u have brain fog and feel like its gotten better at all? since vax?

[@denisforero3552]

hi, how are you feeling today ?

[@deborahbutel2622]

Thanks Harry!

[@danielcj1978]

Thank you so much for your video. Much needed. Could you recap in the comments what Chris's supplements and medications are?

[@jamesvaughan4274]

Hi great story. Can I ask did you have muscle loss and aches I've lost all my tone and feel so weak and fatigued but still try a and do push ups and squats and just light exercise but the next day I feel like I've been hit by a bus any help much appreciated . So glad your well now

[@palashnagdevte9176]

Subscribed to your channel, u r doing a great job man thanks a lot

[@drmanishdas5010]

Never talk about the problem. Just say to yourself " wtf I'm going to heal and recover. Others have. Thanyou.

[@IJvillalba93]

How r u

[@tennisguybri]

Thanks for the channel Harry. I am former competitive tennis player, and was playing and teaching 2-3 hours a day before 6 weeks ago when I got covid. Most of my doctor's have been clueless when you tell them how terrible you still feel after 6 weeks. I had covid pneumonia, got some prednisone, and than docs were just like good luck. I still have insane muscle pain and tell my doc and he is just like this is part of covid. To me it is not normal if you were mega active 2-3 hours on a tennis court pre-covid and now walking up and down stairs feels like I squatted 100 reps and barely did anything. If you have any resources on best recovery supplements, etc. that would be great as well. I have been eating an insance anti-inflammatory diet for the past 6 weeks, but still weak and muscle pain. Maybe others can shed light on getting back to normal and when do things get back to normal. Thanks again for the great videos and great comments from your subscribers, etc.

[@siobhanchristine-bligh183]

COQ10 has given me a wee bit more energy

[@jamiesmith4141]

Niacin!

[@Aaaaaalex09]

How are you today mate?

[@katiemcdonnell8777]

Hi Harry and Chris, I’m 11 months in, so lovely to hear you both talking and I can relate to a lot of what you are both saying. I’m working full time and living life as normal with symptoms in the background. I am now trying to slowly start exercise. Did you find that your body would feel really anxious/stressed following short workouts? I feel shaky etc after 5-10 minutes of exercise but am allowing time to rest a day or two then going again.

[@chrisrodriguez1789]

Hey Katie. This happened to me (im a year in, started some exercises 8 months in). I was shaky and dizzy, HR soaring. It sucked. Best advice I have is just do what you can. Anything. dont over do it but dont stay on the couch. Im still not 100% but slowly making progress

[@harryjohnthorburn8006]

I'm shaky, dizzy, Im depressed

[@rafeezkhan8996]

@@chrisrodriguez1789 what you are feeling now ???

[@bogusbernal8551]

Hyperbaric Oxigen Therapy helped me a lot with my energy. I am going to try Fluvoxamine for brain fog. I Really liked this video

[@brentonwolf]

Thank you 🙏🏻 yea the brain retraining has given be the best results. There are some supplements and other healing modality go tos I use As well. First symptoms oct of 2021

[@harryboby7563]

My pleasure, glad to hear you've been having some success!

[@bradsorgen3151]

Did you stop exercising during your time on the Gupta program?

[@tinawarrennorton]

How did Chris maintain his positivity through his recovery? Does he have his own channel?

[@harryboby7563]

He has an insta link in comments😊

[@AlexSelf-Help]

What should I do now when I m bed bound for months, already watching food and supplements, but nothing really helps

[@terjeoseberg990]

Back to 100%. Are you sure?

[@briechilli4496]

Chris didn’t have insomnia issues did he ? Would you recommend walking one kilometre if youve not slept ?

[@ironik4400]

My question is, how was your heart rate? Like Im not too fatigued, but I can do a light job and my heart rate sky rockets... Does this go away too? Or did you not have that high heart rate issue? Or anyone who dealt with that. It seems the heart rate, for me, is the only thing holding me back..

[@michellehoyle5400]

Same here. Just walking from room to room,going up stairs my heart rate goes up to 153 beats a minute,shortness of breath, i have humming in my hears ,aches and pains that come and go. Really fed up now.I already have an histamine problem now dealing with this on top,GPs in the uk are a waste of time they don't believe long covid exist.

[@tinawarrennorton]

Great job! Guys, may I ask your off the record opinion? I’m 3 months into LC and managed to get my physical back to about 90%. through daily workouts But still suffering from anxiety, depression! What’s your advice or take on my recovery?

[@harryboby7563]

Sounds like the position I was in a while back! You’re nearly there but as you can see the mental side plays a huge role, you need to retrain the brain out of this thinking but you’ll get there!

[@tinawarrennorton]

@@harryboby7563 How should control my thoughts? Or refrain my brain from thinking negatively

[@harryboby7563]

@@tinawarrennorton take a look at my tiktok channel :)

[@PLxbxMW2]

Can someone epxlain what he is exactly saying from 3:50 to like 4:22 ? What doctor and study is he talking about, and what stack of supplement die he use? I cant understand english so good and it would be nice to know so i can try too and do my research on this Thx

[@mike_zander]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHeznZiea99qn9E -> 30:33

[@Dani-ladyy]

what SSRIs did you take? Ive been perscribed zoloft but im so scared to take medicines but i realy shouldnt be…

[@briechilli4496]

Did you end up taking the ssris ?

[@SJHealthandWellbeing]

Can someone explain what NAD stack is and what supplements to take?

[@harryboby7563]

take a look at my NAD video :)

[@matthewsaavedra1152]

Have you gotten a booster shot? and did it help if you did? I'm on the fence about getting it since I have been making a lot of progress with recovery and don't want to regress. My first shot seemed to help my symptoms slightly, the second shot, not so much. This also just could've been placebo so idk.

[@harryboby7563]

I had the same, first shot helped a little, second not so much - in my opinion I think its a combination of placebo/ distraction of immune system but doesn't make that much difference either way. Personally I won't be getting my booster until its required for travel etc. as I think with having had covid plus 2 vaccines I'm ok for now! But thats just my personal preference!

[@ezza1236]

I was doing really well and got the booster shot and it made me go backwards again , why did this happen ? Is this an association type of thing ? A mental fear of the vaccine ?

[@NatsWright]

In the opening few minutes you described exactly what i'm feeling. The difference for me is I was seriously ill and in hospital for a month. I've been out 2 months now, but can can only manage around 200m for walks, maybe 8 minutes or so. After this, My battery hardly has enough left for making meals etc. The anxiety and googling is exactly what I'm doing daily and it feeds my anxiety! I wonder, I'd love to fine others who were hospitalized and seriously ill as I do not yet know if I have long covid or post viral fatigue. Prior to all this, I was a 5k runner, cyclist and keen hiker!

[@gillsobczyk2809]

Are you back to your sports yet Natalie?

[@Natastrophe007]

@@gillsobczyk2809 I'm a lot better 12 months on from illness, I can walk 2 miles and cycle 15 miles on an ebike. I'm not back to full fitness, but doing light training 3 times a week now. I still suffer random leg heavyness, but it does not hold me back

[@gillsobczyk2809]

@@Natastrophe007 hi Natalie, it must be amazing to be this far into full recovery. I guess we'll reach that when we can run 5k again. So I hope, one day.....

[@Natastrophe007]

@@gillsobczyk2809 Yeah. I'm really hoping to start 5k in december. I can just about manage 4k walking now, and after a full month of walking I can climb a flight of stairs without getting out of breath! I still get leg heavyness and aches if I walk too far or stand for a long time, more in my right than left leg. However my cardio vascular system keeps improving. I just need more endurance now, and switch between 1 month walking and.1 month cycling as the latter helps with resistance training. I do yoga too. I'm much better but still miles away from where I was prior to illness. how you doing these days?

[@gillsobczyk2809]

@@Natastrophe007 hi Natalie, the improvement you've made over the last month is fantastic. You must be so excited about that. And so looking forward to the continual path of improvement. Well done. Do you do park runs (normally)?

[@tinawarrennorton]

Can you guys send me links of the recovered guys?

[@anthonyminniti17]

Was he saying tryptophan helped him? Or did it hurt him?

[@harryboby7563]

I believe he was taking it before getting covid and potentially may have led to nad depletion and thus long covid when he got the illness, but this is of course just theory

[@hilarymurray7800]

The racing thoughts are the worst!

[@DizzyRascal]

Thank you for this

[@MrErick1160]

What happens if I don’t have religion or relapses i just have this fucking constantly. Okay sometimes I feel a bit better but they are moments more than days. My fitness is actually not as impacted as other people my symptoms are basically constant pressure headache vertigo and air hunger & fatigue, but but the pressure headache is the most debilitating of all of them it’s fucking horrible and I have it 24/7 every second of everyday day for 14 months now. The head stuff gets much worse when I try to actually do more than just stay home, the other day I had to go to hospital for a tilt table test and this brought my symptoms so ducking high I was bed ridden and deeply depressed for the whole week after… it’s just very upsetting and I feel like my brain is damaged or something because the progress is just so fucking slow. I absolutely hate this positivity mindset thing when it’s considered as THE thing that.brings your health back because I believe there is an inherent natural capacity for your body to recover depending on how badly it was damaged. And this includes an inherent capacity to push yourself to recover. I believe it’s more like the body let’s you do more.

[@haydenb123]

Are you still suffering like this or is it better?

[@briechilli4496]

I’m feeling suicidal. 7 months in, such a nightmare 😢

[@harryboby7563]

I'm so sorry to hear, but urge you not to lose hope, I wrote this article that I hope might help: harryboby.substack.com/p/the-absurd-condition Sending my best wishes

[@briechilli4496]

@@harryboby7563 Thankyou ♥️

[@hilarymurray7800]

Did your brain fog go completely away? What meds worked for you? I'm sorry, the video kept pausing.

[@briechilli4496]

I may have missed it but did Chris have insomnia ?

[@tominnc315]

In a medical setting how is LC diagnosed? CT MRI Xray blood urine scopes???? Feel ? Touch? Visual? EKG ? Heart cath? Flourascope?

[@xtian384]

Blood work and urine can come back completely normal. I think what you have to look for are cytokines activity and autoantibodies (ANA test)

[@1cavscout160]

@@xtian384 I was injured by one dose of Pfizer over 8 months ago. I am entering a treatment program where Cytokine testing is one of the protocols. It's a pretty extensive blood panel, much more so than a regular doctor will run with just basic inflammatory markers.

[@xtian384]

@@1cavscout160 hope you recover completely

[@Jay-xo3mi]

All my test trough the whole body came negative even brain scans but in my blood my anti body's where higher than the norm

[@tominnc315]

@@Jay-xo3mi well if you had covid wouldnt antibodies be higher?

[@syamim6]

Whats NAD stack?

[@tinawarrennorton]

Did you guys get vaxed? I’m afraid to. As I want to be fully recovered first

[@browneyedgirlFL67]

Can you please tell me what supplements he mentions?

[@Jay-xo3mi]

Vitamin C, D, B's Zink Niacin

[@browneyedgirlFL67]

@@Jay-xo3mi how much Niacin is recommended truly? I have heard so many different values- some questionably therapeutic.

[@dommccaffry3802]

Wt hell is a NAD stack ???

[@danielcj1978]

From watching the Run-DMC videos, I learned a lot about these supplements. Nicotinic Acid, the flushing type is the primary one.

[@timmyschannel5]

CBD helped me more than CBT!

[@savethatyt5640]

Harry low key looking like a mushroom 🍄 with that haircut

[@nicholasculbertson8318]

PAX BRAMERICA You giys

[@مسعود-ر8ف]

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