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The Correlation of Post-Covid Syndrome to Brain Dysfunction
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The Correlation of Post-Covid Syndrome to Brain Dysfunction

Show Summary: 

"Without pharmaceuticals and surgery, we use external methods to rehab an injured brain. And I reached that point where we see semblances of post-concussion syndrome with these long COVID cases. It mimics brain injury."

Covid-19 is originally known as a respiratory disease. And since it broke out, there have been growing studies and anecdotal evidence from the ground that it also hurts the other body systems.

Experiencing its devastating effects months after her recovery, Juanique has hypothesized that Covid-19 acts like the Epstein-Barr virus, where it awakens other dormant viruses in your body. As a related result, it has caused mood disorders and absurd neurological symptoms that unaware doctors would dismiss with a prescription of antibiotics or antidepressants.

Holding a niche practice, Dr. Kenneth Oliver is a chiropractic neurologist who rehabilitates brain injuries and neurological dysfunction through external modalities such as electromagnetic impulses, radiofrequency, and low-level laser therapies. He will also shed light on the latest findings in post-Covid cases based on medical journals and his daily patient consultations.

If health has worsened since you or a loved one had Covid, you can't miss Episode 43 of the Gutsy Health Podcast!

Exceptional Highlights:

  • Patients with unexplainable issues tend to point to their history of being stricken with Covid, having an adverse reaction to its vaccine, or a combination of both. 
  • Doctors have learned and are willing to share more about this destructive virus, but censorship of public information has also been challenging.
  • Covid causes a loss of microbiome diversity which hastens the spread of spike protein in other body systems.

Show Highlights:

PubMed is a MeSH database that provides access to medical abstracts

Dr. Oliver 08:40

  • After typing 'Covid AND Neurological Dysfunctions', it pulled up 5000 articles that are accessible to learn about these two topics together.

Journal finding of how Covid can critically cause nervous system dysfunction

Dr. Oliver 19:05

  • The biggest issue with the virus is that it destroys the Blood-Brain Barrier (BBB), which leads to susceptibility to brain inflammation. 

A compromised BBB can severely affect random parts of the brain

Dr: Oliver 33:06

  • A BBB Permeability Test identifies the exact areas of damage, which can come in various neuropsychiatric forms such as ADHD, cognitive deficits, suicidality, seizures, epilepsy, and psychosis.

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Important Links:

The Neuro Clinic Website

PubMed® Website

The MeSH Database
Array 20 Blood-Brain Permeability™
PPT link of Dr. Oliver 

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