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Long COVID Very severe → substantialIll for 2.5 years

Erfolgsgeschichte von Serafina, 33, Schweiz (Long Covid)

Condition
Long COVID
At worst
Very severe (bedbound, unable to do basic care)
Ill for
2.5 years
Published
2024

Summary

Credits brain retraining, diet and pacing. Serafina was ill 2.5y with very-severe long COVID and reports a substantial improvement. Bed-to-sofa only; now hikes and hits 15k steps a day.

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What they credit

Credits Brain retraining, Diet, Pacing, Brain retraining programs (DNRS, Gupta, ANS Rewire, Primal Trust), Pacing and the energy envelope.

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