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Jul 30, 2022¡edited Jul 30, 2022Liked by DoorlessCarpđ
I stopped my family having long covid by giving them anti-histamines, aspirin, vit C, vit D, quercetin, zinc, iodine throat gargle.
I had the 2017 flu, took me ages to get better. Half a year. I only got better drinking fresh homemade milk kefir, drinking fresh rosemary tea, fresh thyme tea, ginger & lemon tea. Constantly. I later found out that rosemary has blood thinning properties, milk kefir is the best for gut health, thyme tea is the best for respiratory viruses, and the ginger & lemon helped my dizziness.
But I take antihistamines on the regular because of allergies.
another supplement i could suggest that I've been on about 5 years, and i won't be without... for muscle strength... i ran out once and felt notably weaker within a few days... it's kinda pricey... but worth it imho...
imho, it has a really great CoQ10, and PQQ for mitochondrial support... AMAZING stuff... i don't use any of their other products, but got hooked on this in my late 40's... i have a couple friends whom I've shared it with who love it, too...
i take CarnosynSR (brand, extended release) and believe it has been helpful. i can't seem to find the page about detox and brain support that i was looking for, but this is an interesting supp to consider imho...
Jul 16, 2022¡edited Jul 16, 2022Liked by DoorlessCarpđ
i just ordered some luteolin, BrainGain, after reading your post. really appreciate your post!
my fave brain supplement is Cognizin(R) aka citicholine... i only lost my sense of taste and smell a day or two initially, when i was too nauseated to take my Cognizin, which i had been taking since spring '19. i take 500 mg every a.m. and 250 mg at midday. there is a great review article on that one, page 44 has a table of studied uses and results...
i could suggest a few things, that i have tried to help with the brain fog etc, but i can't say that necessarily there is published literature on their use in long covid, so maybe it wouldn't be appropriate here? my list of supps is about 20x my list of Rx meds, so be careful what you ask for... đ would it be helpful to share what i have found helpful here? (sorry if I'm slow responding... good days and bad days...)
Jul 16, 2022¡edited Jul 16, 2022Liked by DoorlessCarpđ
It already seems like Iâm taking a load of supplements. Which ones should I definitely add? Any I should stop taking? Thank you for this excellent article. Following is my daily prevention supplement cocktail. I havenât been sick since I started it a year ago after a nasty bout with Delta.
Tri-Magnesium
NAC
Krill Oil
D3
Vitamin K-Complex
Choline
Glutathione
Quercetin-Bromelain Complex
Niacin
Black Cumin Seed Oil and Curcumin Elite
Lutein
CoQ10
Zinc
Selenium
Methyl B12 Plus
Vitamin C
Glucosamine+Chondroitin
Collagen Peptides
Melatonin
Low-dose Aspirin if needed, occasionally
Regular exposure to sunshine (I have a pretty decent tan, not too much đ)
May I add that if people choose to consume their RESVERATROL via wine, that it makes most sense that the wine (and all wine, frankly) be made from grapes grown via organic or biodynamic farming. Otherwise, your resveratrol has been grown/fermented/bottled in toxic pesticides and herbicides.
(I used to follow an Instagrammer who was a huge fan of methylene blue. It sure pops up as a treatment.)
Have you seen Dr Mobeen's youtube on Low Dose Naltrexone for Long Haul C19 and inflammatory issues in general??? Would appreciate your thoughts. Thank you
i love how skullcap makes me feel. take it at night. wild dreams mood improved and perhaps some effets on LC
Synergistic pairing of ivermectin and fenbendazole found HIGHLY EFFECTIVE at preventing and treating cancer
https://www.2ndsmartestguyintheworld.com/p/synergistic-pairing-of-ivermectin
Doorlesscarp, do you take MB? recently i became interested in MB and bought 100ml of 1% solution,but did not try yet...
fantastic stuff, i use(read have) many of them, if not all.
There is one herb, named Rhodiola Rosea, which seems to have enormous potential. If you get time please look into it! Thanks
How do you pick which supplements to take...there are so many of them!
I'm unjabbed, and want to know what to take in a healthy state, and then what to take if infected.
Maybe the infection I got in July destroyed my brain because I find all of this information overwhelming....no idea what exactly to take.
I stopped my family having long covid by giving them anti-histamines, aspirin, vit C, vit D, quercetin, zinc, iodine throat gargle.
I had the 2017 flu, took me ages to get better. Half a year. I only got better drinking fresh homemade milk kefir, drinking fresh rosemary tea, fresh thyme tea, ginger & lemon tea. Constantly. I later found out that rosemary has blood thinning properties, milk kefir is the best for gut health, thyme tea is the best for respiratory viruses, and the ginger & lemon helped my dizziness.
But I take antihistamines on the regular because of allergies.
another supplement i could suggest that I've been on about 5 years, and i won't be without... for muscle strength... i ran out once and felt notably weaker within a few days... it's kinda pricey... but worth it imho...
https://primalforce.net/product/ultra-accel-2/
imho, it has a really great CoQ10, and PQQ for mitochondrial support... AMAZING stuff... i don't use any of their other products, but got hooked on this in my late 40's... i have a couple friends whom I've shared it with who love it, too...
hope it's helpful! âĄ
(note: i refused to get/ give the jab, my experience is a post-illness sequelae, ongoing since late '20)
I'm wondering if you've ever looked into beta-alanine?
https://www.carnosyn.com/beta-alanine/
i take CarnosynSR (brand, extended release) and believe it has been helpful. i can't seem to find the page about detox and brain support that i was looking for, but this is an interesting supp to consider imho...
https://www.carnosyn.com/carnosyn-science/
i just ordered some luteolin, BrainGain, after reading your post. really appreciate your post!
my fave brain supplement is Cognizin(R) aka citicholine... i only lost my sense of taste and smell a day or two initially, when i was too nauseated to take my Cognizin, which i had been taking since spring '19. i take 500 mg every a.m. and 250 mg at midday. there is a great review article on that one, page 44 has a table of studied uses and results...
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317167480_Citicoline_pharmacological_and_clinical_review_2016_update
(edited, there are others, but this is my fave)
i could suggest a few things, that i have tried to help with the brain fog etc, but i can't say that necessarily there is published literature on their use in long covid, so maybe it wouldn't be appropriate here? my list of supps is about 20x my list of Rx meds, so be careful what you ask for... đ would it be helpful to share what i have found helpful here? (sorry if I'm slow responding... good days and bad days...)
It already seems like Iâm taking a load of supplements. Which ones should I definitely add? Any I should stop taking? Thank you for this excellent article. Following is my daily prevention supplement cocktail. I havenât been sick since I started it a year ago after a nasty bout with Delta.
Tri-Magnesium
NAC
Krill Oil
D3
Vitamin K-Complex
Choline
Glutathione
Quercetin-Bromelain Complex
Niacin
Black Cumin Seed Oil and Curcumin Elite
Lutein
CoQ10
Zinc
Selenium
Methyl B12 Plus
Vitamin C
Glucosamine+Chondroitin
Collagen Peptides
Melatonin
Low-dose Aspirin if needed, occasionally
Regular exposure to sunshine (I have a pretty decent tan, not too much đ)
I'm going to send a brain-foggy ex-pharmacist Substacker here.
My first time here. Fantastic information.
May I add that if people choose to consume their RESVERATROL via wine, that it makes most sense that the wine (and all wine, frankly) be made from grapes grown via organic or biodynamic farming. Otherwise, your resveratrol has been grown/fermented/bottled in toxic pesticides and herbicides.
(I used to follow an Instagrammer who was a huge fan of methylene blue. It sure pops up as a treatment.)
There was a study in South Korea about Sea Buckthorn Berries.
Have you seen Dr Mobeen's youtube on Low Dose Naltrexone for Long Haul C19 and inflammatory issues in general??? Would appreciate your thoughts. Thank you
Thanks for the compendium!!! Here is another substackers compendium: https://thegreatwakeup.substack.com/p/covid-vaccine-detox-resource-list?utm_source=%2Fprofile%2F4839771-spartacus&utm_medium=reader2&s=r