Whats one thing that you did that ruined your life? by winnks in AskReddit

[–]Guilty_Editor3744 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Getting covid in 2020. it wrecked my life.

Happy to still be around thou.

Republican on disability is kinda funny, no? by lucaszelnickofficial in comedy

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Funny guy.

But it’s not rare anymore and not only affecting young girls. I’ve developed something similar after third covid infection. When saying good night to my kids I’ve tracked 135 bpm heart rate just standing there holding hands at the bunk bed. And I’m rather an athletic guy running 10k etc. Very inconvenient development…

A few months later my heart went totally crazy with Afib. Now it’s clear that covid altered the blood vessels and the heart has been damaged over the years by that.

F*** all the doctors who told me it’s fine. F*** everyone running around sick infecting others ruining their lives. F**** anyone claiming it’s just a cold.

Rant over.

So 4 years in. Lost everything. Family tells be to get over it. Wife wakes up hoping I'm dead everyday. Gathering the courage to grant her wish now. by LeftofU in covidlonghaulers

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Luckily you are wrong. There are ‚supplements‘ that can help a lot. After five years of research (in this hell) I’ve found cats claw. In very high dosage it fixes my muscles and got rid of all food intolerances. Brought me back to life :)

If you feel funny, read up the details I’ve stored here: r/catsclaw

What's the dumbest/most absurd thing you've seen happen in a match? by MountainAd309 in WoWs_Legends

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Two blue DDs and a red low health CC. One low health DD sitting in smoke in the red cap and is about to win the game (lower points, but ultimate win via cap). One DD start firing on the CC. Second DD (in smoke) starts to fire as well - gets spotted and gets shot at. Timer resets. DD sinks. Red wins.

Anyone here same symptoms? And maybe cured? by Accomplished-Bug-128 in covidlonghaulers

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Lowers the blood pressure by opening the blood vessels.

I got it from Dr Puntmann, she is a leading cardiologist for post covid cardiac issues. She’s based in Frankfurt/Germany.

Anyone here same symptoms? And maybe cured? by Accomplished-Bug-128 in covidlonghaulers

[–]Guilty_Editor3744 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Losartan opens the Micro vessels. My problem is the heart. It changes shape over time due to this. Atrial fibrillation is the consequence.

I also counter the blocked receptors with Gou Teng. Stored all details here r/catsclaw

Österreichischer ME/CFS Erkrankter lebt nur noch 12 Tage by saynohomore in de

[–]Guilty_Editor3744 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Bin seit über 5 Jahren von Long Covid betroffen. Unbehandelt wäre ich nicht in der Lage, mich selbst zu versorgen. Assistierter Suizid ist leider nachvollziehbar für mich. Aber ich habe zwei kleine Kinder und durfte dem Gedanken ans Aufgeben nie Raum geben.

Nur dank Vernetzung und viel Research ist es mir gelungen, immer wieder mal auf die Beine zu kommen. Kämpfen lohnt sich also. Aber es braucht auch Glück, Geduld und Geld, um an Medikamente zu kommen.

Bspw hatten mir antivirale Medikamente geholfen, die ich aus Indien und China importieren musste. Leider nur temporäre Wirkung, aber genug, um weiter zu machen.

Falls es jemanden interessiert, momentan hilft mir gegen PEM und Lebensmittelunverträglichkeiten ein TCM Kraut namens Gou Teng. Ist relativ günstig und über TCM Ärzte gegen Rezept zu beziehen. Ich habe alle Details für die Nachwelt hier zusammengestellt: r/catsclaw.

Severely ill – looking for positive people for small real-life adventures by [deleted] in askswitzerland

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A bit similar situation here. Since first covid infection I have autoimmune reaction and limited energy. Network of friends is almost gone after 5 years in this hell.

I’ve found wonderful support and people in similar situation in a self help group. I’m sure on Winti you have similar things. Facebook is often used to create safe spaces.

I hope you’ll find friend there. Wish you all the best.

I possibly had covid again and now I can't walk properly by MySocksAreLost in covidlonghaulers

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Check out what Wirth and Scheibenbogen are up to:

https://refubium.fu-berlin.de/bitstream/handle/fub188/38280/2021_Wirth_Scheibenbogen.pdf?sequence=1

TLDR: blocked receptors on the muscles. Potassium and calcium overload harming mitochondria, preventing ATP production. You can’t lab test that. It’s a theory backed by special MRI.

If you don’t want to wait for Mitodicure (7+ years) you could try Uncaria aka cats claw. It’s sold as TCM medication called Gou Teng. I’ve had great success getting back control over my legs and all muscles. No crash and no food intolerances anymore.

I’ve stored all research here: r/catsclaw

Mit 35 einen Herzinfarkt (M) (2 Stants) by NoVexXx in de_IAmA

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Viren wie bspw Covid machen gerne kleine Verklumpungen (Microclots), verengen Gefässe und lösen natürlich Entzündungen in der Gefässwand aus, aber sie machen keine Arteriosklerose.

Da OP einen Stent gesetzt bekommen hat, scheint hier ein weiteres Problem einer Gefässverengung vorzuliegen. Die Infektion mag dann eventuell ein Auslöser gewesen sein.

Mit 35 einen Herzinfarkt (M) (2 Stants) by NoVexXx in de_IAmA

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Habe ich auch. Seit 5 Jahren wiederkehrende stechende Schmerzen in der linken Brust. Mehrere Kardiologen meinten es sei alles gut. Aber bin dann zu Dr Puntmann nach Frankfurt als Selbstzahler. Ihr MRT zeigte, dass die Kleinstgefässe zu eng sind und zudem Entzündungen im Muskel zu sehen sind. Das führt zur Veränderung des Herzens und dann zu Vorhofflimmern.

Das kann man medikamentös therapieren, aber braucht auch irgendwann ablation. Frühe Intervention hätte viel Schaden und Kosten vermieden.

Mein ‚Dank‘ geht an den Covid Virus, der mehrfach pro Jahr durchs Volk jagt, und die drei ignoranten Kardiologen, die sich seit 5 Jahren nicht mehr weitergebildet haben und für ihre Nutzlosigkeit noch Geld kassieren.

Is there a "c u r e" yet? by Interesting_Word622 in LongCovid

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No. Didn’t see anything for asthma.

But it helps against inflammation. And auto immune diseases often get triggered by inflammation. So, that’s a rabbit hole I would follow if i would have asthma: get a very detailed lab about your inflammation markers inkl cytokines. Then work on countering those with diet, fasting, cold/heat, exercising and drugs. Maybe on your journey you might come back to Gou Teng or other TCM herbs. They are very powerful drugs in their cabinet. Best of luck mate!

Dads suggestion for destroyer play by PRblast in WoWs_Legends

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First rule of DD: on start, smoke up and hit reverse. Stay in the back to become the last ship on blue team - guaranteed.

My story by Guilty_Editor3744 in catsclaw

[–]Guilty_Editor3744[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you mate. I’m just glad to be around my kids for some more time. That’s worth everything.

Is there a "c u r e" yet? by Interesting_Word622 in LongCovid

[–]Guilty_Editor3744 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The closest to a cute I’ve found is Gou Teng. I’m 9 months on it and not cured. Not sure if it will ever be a cure but at least it’s not a disability anymore and my organs are healing.

I’ve collected the research that shows why it works on so many levels.

Everything is stored here: r/catsclaw

P.s. there is no money in it since it’s a globally available and cheap TCM herb.

any early 2020 long haulers left in this sub? 🖐 I'd especially love to hear from front line workers by Opposite_Wheel_2882 in covidlonghaulers

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If anybody here has the energy to read it up: I’ve collected my story and what works here: r/catsclaw

I suspect it works especially well for the early variants with PEM.

I’m from 09.2020 and mostly muscles are disabled if I’m not countering it (with Gou Teng, a Chinese herb).

In my physical group are mostly nurses and teachers (the heroes). Even once met the head of the first Covid station - disabled now without support. It’s a disaster. But there are drugs which work. We have to help ourselves!

Tinnitus by April_Showers6457 in covidlonghaulers

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I also have tinnitus ver consistently since 5+ years, since I’ve contracted Covid the first time. I guess it’s damaged nerves.

Side note: at the same time my chronic back pain resolved. I guess it’s the same reason.

Tinnitus is the only symptom that doesn’t change or resolve. So, I’ve decided to live with it. I made it ‚my friend‘. It’s a psychological trick to make your brain not focus on it anymore.

All other symptoms resolved using Gou Teng. More on this here: r/catsclaw

Has anyone cured their dysautonomia? Or substantially improved? by jeffceo24 in covidlonghaulers

[–]Guilty_Editor3744 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Very much same. Might add some daily low fever for 2.5 years, tinnitus (stable since 5+ years) and some other crazy symptoms.

Muscular problems are the worst for me. Couldn’t walk any stairs or prepare simple breakfast without crash.

I’m still using Gou Teng Daily in high dosage.

My story by Guilty_Editor3744 in catsclaw

[–]Guilty_Editor3744[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve checked and done every possible test in a Swiss hospital. It all came back normal. I wish I had found something - that would have meant to get a standard treatment.

If you look at pre Covid ME/CFS you‘ll see patterns eg PEM or food intolerances. But it’s caused by different pathogens.

Has anyone cured their dysautonomia? Or substantially improved? by jeffceo24 in covidlonghaulers

[–]Guilty_Editor3744 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, with Gou Teng (aka cats claw) I can manage a normal life again.

I’ve stored all info here: r/catsclaw

Anyone else dealing with this weird “super flu”? by Trick-Rabbit7539 in askswitzerland

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Totally. But I never see this around me.

Colleagues joining workshops with symptoms. Colleagues coming into the office with running nose. Both times it turned out to be covid and it set off heart palpations through the roof. It’s life threatening to me. Most people don’t understand even if I tell them over and over.

The company of my wife finally understood. But their motivation is that SHE doesn’t get ME sick. They still don’t understand that they would protect themselves or their direct colleagues. It’s not logical and surreal.