What is the therapy for long covid syndrome?

A long-covid disease, as a multisystem disease, is not simply an infection that passes away by waiting. The pathogens themselves leave behind consequences or damage to the affected organ systems. The defense reactions of the immune system (inflammations, development of autoimmune reactions), changes in the metabolic and hormonal systems or regulatory disorders of the autonomic nervous system contribute to the development and partial "independence" of the clinical picture. The same applies to additional stress factors such as heavy metals, co-infections and vital substance deficiencies.

Antibiotic treatment cannot solve this problem either, because antibiotics are not effective against viruses. Recently developed antiviral drugs against the Corona virus can prevent a severe course in the case of an acute infection, but they do not help with the Long Covid Syndrome. A holistic therapy, which may extend over months or even years, must include the following components:

• Restoration of the immune system (both immune deficiencies and excessive immune reactions must be compensated for), e.g. through
  
  • Thymus therapy
  • Phytotherapeutic immunomodulators (e.g. with Samento)
  • Orthomolecular therapy (use of vitamins, minerals or secondary plant substances such as Samento, VitalMedix and others)
  • Enzyme therapy (e.g. Serrapeptase)
  • Regulation therapy (e.g. bioresonance therapy)
  • Detoxification therapies

• Elimination and detoxification, mainly of heavy metal contamination
  
  • Chelation therapy
  • Phytotherapeutics (e.g. Burbur-Pinella, Parsley, Sparga, Mapalo, Sealantro, Dandelion and others)

• Treatment of systemic inflammatory reactions
  
  • Procaine base infusion, DMSO
  • Oxyvenation
  • Phytotherapeutics (e.g., Samento, Tangarana, Serrapeptase and others).
  • All immunomodulatory, detoxification, and pathogen therapy measures contribute equally to inflammation control.

• Substitution of vital substances and treatment of hormonal imbalances
  
  • Orthomolecular therapy
  • Phytotherapy (e.g. Adrenal, Maca or the substitution of human-identical hormones according to the Rimkus method and others)

• Compensation of disturbances in the vegetative nervous system
  
  • Bioresonance therapy
  • Phytotherapy (e.g. Avea, Ezov, Amantilla, Babuna, RelaxMedix, MoodMedix and others)

• Energy buildup (mitochondrial therapy)
  
  • Oxyvenation
  • Active Programm Immunotherapy
  • Phytotherapy (e.g. Adrenal, VitalMedix, NADH, Maca and others)

• Long-term pathogen therapy, including co-infections.
  
  • This is the most long-term part of the entire treatment. Phytotherapeutic pathogen therapy is based on the Cowden Support Program developed by the American physician Dr. Cowden and extends over at least 12 months, although treatment periods beyond this are not unusual.
  • This is always accompanied by phytotherapeutic measures for detoxification and immunotherapy as well as for combating inflammation.
  • The first part of the therapy lasts about 3 months. In addition to combating the viruses, the focus in this part is on parasite and fungus treatment.
  • In the second part (also lasting 3 months), the therapeutic target is primarily Borrelia as well as viral and bacterial co-infections.
  • During the third part of the pathogen treatment, various antibacterial, antiviral and antiparasitic agents are alternated in order to achieve a comprehensive and lasting suppression of Borrelia and all co-infections. This part is carried out until either freedom from symptoms or a constant improvement in symptoms is achieved. This requires a minimum of 6 months, but often more.
  • If the decision is made to stop treatment, then tapering of therapy over several weeks to months is necessary.
    For some patients, long-term or even lifelong maintenance therapy is inevitable. The means and measures necessary for this depend on the health status achieved as well as some prognostically relevant laboratory parameters.

A promising treatment consists of the right combination of measures at the right time, taking into account the points listed above. The measures actually required in the individual case are coordinated with the patient after a comprehensive evaluation of the diagnostic results and adjusted as necessary during the course of treatment.