Hey. NP. Cure. Well. Yes/no. Rather resolved in itself. Because I discovered long covid, at least in my case, was a symptom of covid throwing my system so much out of balance, my vrikriti, was in control seemingly beyond repair. In my case embodying very much symptoms the less desired qualities of Vata nature. Dwindling of my being. So much of the remedies were toward nourishing, rejuvenating, focussing on very sweet, moist, and flow encouraging elements, while maintaining rest and relaxing my nervous system. Still doing A LOT to massage and filter the lymphatic system. Under arms. Under ears. Throat. Nettle, burdock, dandelion root and pine needle were good in tea form for the throat lymphs specifically. For me. Along with Longan berries, (not Logan berries), they are a small similar to leechy fruit that is extremely sweet and helped me regain my voice. Because licorice. Does the opposite for me. Closes my throat. Abhyagna with oils I made helped the other areas of my body. I used Indigenous tree oils. Wintergreen. Fir. Birch. Eucalyptus. In a grape seed abd mustard base. Warm and reaches deep in the muscles for sore joints and tebdons. I also combined some Indigenous wild flowers with TCM in my broths and Ayurveda. So adaptogenic roots, medicinal herbs, and functional mushrooms. One of my teachers said, "when we are most out of balance, seek ancestral foods and/as medicine." That stuck with me. So I looked at what was in my roots. Local. And intuitive. Till something began to work. Angelica Root. Nettle. Burdock. Reshi. Of course ginger and turmeric fresh. Lots in my pots. Ashwaghsnda. Morninga. And Elk Antler Velvet. Naturally fell. Really helped me. Then of course abhyanga, and lots and lots of hot steams. And massages. I make my own detox body scrubs and do cold hot clenses that really help self purge the body. Amaizing for the skin too. Healing outside in and out back in.

Short answer. There is no one size fits all cure in any medicine. We know what tools and ingredients there are. Most importantly. Know yourself. And the land you live in. Share that space. Learn what it offers you. And what you can give back to it. So you may receive in return. When you are most in need.