Josh Finkelstein's Proposed Treatment Protocol for Long COVID

Disclaimer:

There are no currently approved treatments for Long Covid.Β However, some research is underway, and many of the systemic effects and symptoms of Long Covid can be improved by medical, supplemental, and/or mental health interventions.Β Any treatment, including supplements, should be discussed with a health professional before attempting.

This treatment protocol is a specific proposal by Josh Finkelstein and might not be backed by widely accepted scientific evidence. Individuals should consult with their primary care physician or a specialist before considering or starting any treatment regimen. Always prioritize evidence-based and peer-reviewed medical advice.

Introduction

Josh Finkelstein presents a unique perspective on the treatment of Long COVID, hypothesizing a cyclic issue where the virus causes Vagus nerve impairment, which leads to various gastrointestinal and systemic problems. This protocol focuses on breaking this cycle primarily through dietary modifications and specific therapeutic interventions.

Dietary Modifications for Microbiome Equilibrium

Fasting and Its Neurological Benefits

Mucosal Protection and GI Healing

Vagus Nerve and Peristalsis Recovery

Parkinson's Disease and Long COVID Connection

Modifiable Risk Factors Parallel

Conclusion

This protocol is designed to address the specific cyclical issues caused by Long COVID through dietary and lifestyle changes. It borrows from research on Parkinson's disease and gastrointestinal health to create a holistic approach to symptom management. As with any medical protocol, especially one involving fasting and supplementation, it is crucial to consult with a healthcare provider to tailor the approach to individual health needs and conditions.

Engagement and Support

For further information and updates on this protocol, follow Josh Finkelstein:

Remember, this protocol represents a specific hypothesis and should be pursued under the guidance of a healthcare professional.


Go Back πŸ”™