Long COVID and ME/CFS anybody?

I've looked into investigations of post-vaccine syndromes that overlap a lot with prolonged covid effects, though they show higher rates of tumors especially in the colon along with nerve harm, heart troubles, and self-attacking immune issues. Trials have included compounds such as certain thymosin variants, a gut-derived peptide, an antimicrobial chain, pieces of additional thymosins, and select brain-focused synthetics. Work in this field is testing novel methods. One custom peptide still undergoing lab checks seems hopeful yet requires joining the trial for any later human-phase availability. It stops the spike from latching onto main receptors so it blocks cell invasion while cutting down heavy swelling, radical-related harm, tissue fluid buildup, and fatality. Lab tests turned up solid outcomes from an antiparasitic drug, a bean-based enzyme, a fruit enzyme, and aged turmeric extract against both conditions. Large sums have been reserved for people dealing with vaccine effects and something comparable could appear eventually for long covid cases. Those already in the trials stand first for any payouts. Many published papers line up on the same points free of political slant. Signing up for the work supplies continuous no-cost entry to top medical support.

My long covid troubles lasted two or three years before mostly fading during summer twenty twenty three. The issues usually pop back up briefly after each fresh covid shot. My regular doctor and heart specialist both suggested skipping any further mRNA versions from now on. ¯\ (ツ) /¯

I find it interesting how this vaccine starts off with three injections right away. Studies indicate it persists in the body for more time than the alternative versions, and I've come across info suggesting it's a tad stronger as well, anyway.