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Home » COVID Long Hauler Discussion with Dr. Bruce Patterson, Dr. Yo, & Dr. Bream Notes (4.11.21)

  • April 12, 2021July 29, 2023
  • by COVID Castaways

COVID Long Hauler Discussion with Dr. Bruce Patterson, Dr. Yo, & Dr. Bream Notes (4.11.21)


All notes below are thoughts expressed during a discussion with Dr. Bruce Patterson. Dr. Yo, and Dr. Bream on 4.11.21. Please consult a physician before acting upon any of the information presented below. Notes may be incomplete.

  • IL-6 and IL-8 cause muscle and joint pain 
  • Some people 3 months out may have active COVID with rna – decreased CD8 
  • CD4 low with hiv
  • CD8 low with COVID — single digits, but should be about 30 
  • 25% of Long Haulers still have low CD8%
  • 4,500 patients registered at http://www.covidlonghaulers.com and are being tested
  • Dr. P has treated 100+ Long Haulers
  • Incredible immune response seen in LHers
  • Elevated Rantees (71% of time) – can happen in any organ
  • Blocking CCR5 important in active COVID and for Long Haulers 
  • CCR5 also works for another reason (published — ???)
  • Rantees is elevated in active COVID and LHers 
  • IL-2, IFN-y (antiviral immune responses) – low in novel COVID (because it’s new to body) 
  • LHers – high IL-2 (fatigue, burning, brain fog, almost anything) and IFN-y 
  • VEGF (fatigue) – most important brain fog marker
  • 79% of LHers have elevated VEGF – possibly due to vasculitis, micro clots, damage to endothelium  
  • Ivermectin and steroids for IL-2 and VEGF 
  • One subject was 95% better with Maraviroc (went from a LHI of 11.4 to 1.3)
  • 50% better with Ivermectin and same with Steroids 
  • 50/50 for Maraviroc as well 
  • Fluvox may help with brain fog and help with blood clots 
  • COVID protein found in LHers in a cell type that migrated from the brain to different parts of the body — easily passes BBB
  • This cell type is mobilized by exercise (possibly why people feel worse after exercise, Dr. P has seen this happen time and time again with Long Haulers)  
  • This cell type expresses CCR5
  • Could inhibit these cells with LL or Maraviroc 
  • $360 for blood panel Dr. P offers at his website above — could be reimbursed by insurance  
  • 14 markers tested, plus severity score, LHI, and put in algorithm 
  • Rantees attracts macrophages and T cells (like a bee to honey)
  • CCR5 regulated by cytokines 
  • CCR5 expression on immune cells going crazy because of cytokines 
  • Women have better immune systems than men, higher autoimmune rates
  • Dr Yo loves Dr. P 
  • All advocacy groups led by women (Not mine Dr. P)
COVID Long Hauler Q&A with Dr. Bruce Patterson & Dr. Yo Notes (2.18.21)
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2 COMMENTS
  • Chris
    July 19, 2022 at 2:39 pm
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    Have you tried t o l l o v i d and did it help?

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    1. Devin Russell
      August 2, 2022 at 12:18 am
      Reply

      Yes, I have. I have been on it for some time now. Very helpful for my Long Haul Covid and when I have Acute covid. It’s expensive though, but I won’t go without it.

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