If you've been diagnosed with:
Anxiety
Depression
Fibromyalgia
Chronic fatigue syndrome
Dysautonomia
...but it all started after COVID or the vaccine — you might actually have spike protein illness.
These diagnoses describe symptoms. They don't address the cause.
Quick question: How many of you developed POTS, dysautonomia, or severe exercise intolerance after COVID or the vaccine?
(We're seeing this in >70% of our Long Covid/PACVS patients. It's not rare, it's the norm.)
#POTS#Dysautonomia#LongCovid#PostVaccineSyndrome
Long Covid vs Post-Vaccine Syndrome — What's the Difference? Is there one?
Both are spike protein illnesses. Both cause the same pathology. Are there any key differences every patient should understand?
Full breakdown:https://t.co/UzuuVaRhZi
#LongCovid#PostVaccineSyndrome
Your doctor: "Your labs are normal. It's probably anxiety."
Your body: severe fatigue, brain fog, POTS, exercise intolerance for 8 months.
This is spike protein illness. It's real. And dismissing it as anxiety is medical gaslighting.
We've treated 3,500+ patients. Thread: 🧵👇
3/4 🧵 Conventional medicine doesn't test for these. So your standard labs come back "normal" — and you're dismissed.
But your body, and specialized labs (cellular ATP, microclot analysis, etc...) tell a different story.
@CovidDataReport Unfortunately conventional system neurologists do not know a thing about spike induced BBB disruption, glial cell activation, amyloid fibrin microclotting, glymphatic stasis, etc… or the accumulation of senescent cells and neurodegenerative proteins. Scans look fine though! (/s)
Unfortunately people comment on things they have no idea about. The medical system has failed POTS sufferers - predominately women - because they have failed to address the anatomical predispositions that women have for Iliac Venous Compressions and reduced venous return flow
The history of low-dose ketamine, and some of our clinical insights in its use for the treatment of Long Haul Covid, Post-Vaccine Syndrome, and ME/CFS. Link in comments
Join Dr. Kory and Scott Marsland tonight at 8pm ET on https://t.co/Xvgw8XUfzu
The practice partners will summate their most important 2025 clinical findings, make some 2026 predictions, and answer some questions we have already received from our listeners.
One of the weirdest things that emerged out of the pandemic is clinicians that suddenly could not comprehend the concept of off-label prescribing, despite practicing it throughout their careers
The ivermectin cultists..who still have a strong online presence - are one of the weirdest things that emerged out of the pandemic
The idea that a worm pill cures everything
WEIRD
Went to Costco to get a Novovax vaccine and the employee that checks your receipts at the exit was looking at me walking out with some free goodies (candy and travel size advil packs/Voltaren gel) they gave me at the pharmacy.
She was wondering where my receipt was.
I told her,”Oh I didn’t buy anything. I just got a vaccine at the pharmacy.”
She literally BACKED UP AND AWAY FROM ME. With eyes like 😳.
I knew immediately she was one of the “vaccine shedder” believers🤦♀️
What a fun timeline we are in! 🤡
How does the spike protein affect the structural integrity of blood vessel walls? What are some seemingly unrelated symptoms that point to a compression of a major vein highway back to the heart? How can you address this pathology? Learn more on tomorrow’s episode
"VAIDS" is a made-up term designed to frighten people, not a real medical diagnosis.
Re this Korean study being twisted into propaganda:
First, it doesn’t show “immune injury” and it’s not about flu shots at all.
The "559% increase in children" comes from a tiny group of Korean kids who got 4+ COVID vaccine doses. Almost no healthy children in Korea received that many doses. The kids who did were overwhelmingly those with serious medical conditions - cancer patients, organ transplant recipients, children with immune disorders. These children naturally get more infections and need more medical care. Their higher infection rates reflect their underlying health problems, not vaccine effects.
Critics complain that the study's control group includes people who got one vaccine dose. But think about it: if vaccines really caused immune damage, mixing partially vaccinated people into your control group would make the vaccines look better, not worse. You can't inflate a hazard ratio to 6.59 by accidentally including vaccine recipients in your comparison group.
Korea experienced a significant uptick in pertussis after COVID restrictions ended - 46 times more cases than expected. This happened in a lot of places as societies reopened and diseases started circulating again.
But this study reports that during this surge people with 4+ Covid vaccine doses had 94% lower risk of getting pertussis compared to the less vaccinated group.
In real immunodeficiency, patients develop specific, severe infections - pneumonias from organisms that don't affect healthy people, fungal infections, etc. This study found the opposite: people with 4+ doses had 45% less influenza-like illness, 94% less pertussis, and lower rates of pneumonia and tuberculosis.
The only increases were in common colds and mild respiratory infections, in a group that averaged 67 years old compared to 37 in the comparison group. Older people tend to more frequently seek medical care after
The paper never uses the terms VAIDS, IgG4, or immune exhaustion. And the study authors clearly state they found associations that could be explained by many factors, not proof that vaccines cause these patterns.