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5-10 years!?!?....

reasonable expectation of care? what do you mean?

Thank you! Wish I’d known this approach even when long covid first struck me.

Wow- so amazing for Raven ti be so open about her journey. This will really help people

Thank you for any and all effort against long covid. I’ve had it since February 2020 and I still suffer intensely. I’ve lost everyone and everything. If we crack long covid, we might also crack autoimmune diseases, chronic fatigue, Lyme, and many others. Please don’t give up.

Excellent presentation. I thought there would be 8 ways the spike or jab could damage the body, I was close

This is excellent! As someone who has brain issues after infections, this all makes total sense to me. Pity I had to try & figure this out for myself, with a dysfunctiinal brain. Truly terrifying.

Thanks again for posting this incredibly valuable source of information and making it available to us lay people! Such great points. I will share with my friend who has Long Covid. Dr. Baxter brought up an important point about patients keeping a symptom diary to help monitor progress. So important for many reasons. I have ME/CFS and kept a symptom diary for years. It helped to present this as evidence at my Social Security hearing. I'm moderately ill and have been unable to work for 6 years. Since there is hardly any objective measure of this illness. I did have a positive Epstein Barr and a 2 day CPET, (though the CPET may no longer be recommended for the risk of PEM). The diary, though subjective, was at least something. I did win. I really look forward to having treatment someday that can improve my functioning, but in the meantime, at least I can afford daily expenses. The symptom diary is good to both monitor progress (in the hopes that there is progress) and also to show doctors or judges some evidence of impairment.

Such a great panel! Thanks for posting this and thanks to all the scientists! I'm watching this very closely. Interesting about the testosterone. I have a moderate severity ME/CFS. I had my testosterone checked when I saw an endocrinologist. (He was doing other tests and I asked because I've always been hairy) It came back high (possible PCOS). I don't have a lot of body pain like some people with ME. My symptoms are more central: headache, vertigo, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, brain fog. I saw a study about testosterone and pain somewhere. It would be nice if some therapy came out of all the studies to help people with body pain.

I’ll need to become an American citizen and move to New York to get the level of care you’re advocating for😁

Have monoclonal antibodies plus antivirals like nirmatrelvir been tried in people with Long Covid? (assuming viral persistence)

I just read that covid virus does infect brain cells through a different mechanism. Not ACE2 receptors, but nanotunnels that they create to enter thru the olfatory tract

Everyone who has had cov. have long COVID simply because the virus never leaves the system n not taking medication to decrease replication are at higher risk of developing disabling symptoms Remember the components of m RNA n the effects to the ATP systems n their numerous cellular components too. This is a forever virus.

What tests should be done? Which tests are showing up questionable? What should be tested in the blood? Are white blood cells high? I wish someone could come up with a list of tests that can diagnose long covid and vaccine injury. You did not speak on vaccine injury just if you have had covid. I think you saying it is rare for vaccine injuries vs getting vaccinated is absolutely NOT right for you to say. I know SO Many people of all ages that were harmed by the vaccine.

I enjoyed this ep. Thanks guys! I had to go on quite a hunt to find your Facebook page. A 'CoRE Sinai' search didn't bring it up. Are you able to include links in your descriptions to make supporting you across socials a bit easier? Cheers.

Is there a way to get advance notice of these live casts?

This is the first time I’ve heard about the relapse/remit aspect. An important piece of info!

Thanks for all the data! =)

A lovely presentation by a lovely lady. This was helpful, thanks!

great stuff, thank you David...

when Amy and David speak, I listen… I’m so grateful for your passion towards finding treatments… and thank you for being so transparent, gives me much hope… you guys are all amazing people, thank you…

How do they know vaccination can reduce the risk in Long Covid if we dont really know how many people have Long Covid? Alot of Long Haulers are too sick to report.

At any point in your videos you mention how to know the difference between long COVID and MRNA injection side effects?

This man is a hero! Thank you, Dr Putrino.

Are you able to recommend a Long Covid clinic in London please?

Great interview guys. A lot to chew on. How easy is it Amy to do the Transcriptomics testing? Is that something a PC could order?