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Moriarty's avatar

Tomorrow or the day after I will send two short e-mails, but you may add your input here in any case.

It is clear by now SARS-CoV "frenzy" is coming to a end, and while I have "freedom" to write what I want for the most part, mostly my focus was (still is at a personal level) SARS-CoV-2.

Readers should give input on which direction to take this Substack. I still have a lot planned to write, and still a lot to write as an FYI.

Take care of your health. Best regards.

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Faith's avatar

". . . There is the avenue of inflammatory markers, but I found this one too much “hit or miss” for people who are 1, 2, or even 3 years battling Long Covid, . . . "

My experience may be of interest to some: four weeks post onset of getting COVID, I had my blood drawn at LabCorp and tested for CRP and serum ferritin. The CRP was about 74 (should be under 3!) and the ferritin was 3½ times the upper limit of normal. Nine months later I re-tested, and my CRP was about 1, and the serum ferritin had returned to normal also. Such is the inflammatory potential of COVID!!! YIKES!

And that was in spite of super high serum vitamin D, and taking several grams per day of vitamin C, prior to and during the COVID infection.

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