Grateful you've shared your studies Mardi. I am not a provider; I am a sufferer. A bit over seven years ago I survived an antibiotic resistant staph infection, that wasn't discovered until I had a seizure in a 'minute clinic.' I was in septic shock and my kidneys and liver were being shut down as I'm told. I survived, but have been left with disabilities ; In the U.K., my condition is known as Post Sepsis Syndrome. I recall reading that it's suspected to have some mitochondrial dysfunction at it's core. Then, Jan.2, 2022, despite all immunizations and boosters, I tested positive for Covid - the timing suggests Omicron variant. Then in August 2022, I endured Covid again, variety unknown, but it attacked my digestive system rather than respiratory.
Thanks for subscribing and for commenting. You're correct that Post Sepsis Syndrome has outcomes related to mitochondria. What may be useful at this point is for you to focus on recovering from LC.
My greatest LC challenges have also been related to my digestive system. I've written about figuring out which foods were problematic and which ones were safe and nutritious.
Thank you so much for this info.
Where can I get Mito-Q?
Hi Aleithia,
Their website is at this url: https://www.mitoq.com/
Thanks so much for being part of this conversation.
Grateful you've shared your studies Mardi. I am not a provider; I am a sufferer. A bit over seven years ago I survived an antibiotic resistant staph infection, that wasn't discovered until I had a seizure in a 'minute clinic.' I was in septic shock and my kidneys and liver were being shut down as I'm told. I survived, but have been left with disabilities ; In the U.K., my condition is known as Post Sepsis Syndrome. I recall reading that it's suspected to have some mitochondrial dysfunction at it's core. Then, Jan.2, 2022, despite all immunizations and boosters, I tested positive for Covid - the timing suggests Omicron variant. Then in August 2022, I endured Covid again, variety unknown, but it attacked my digestive system rather than respiratory.
Hi,
Thanks for subscribing and for commenting. You're correct that Post Sepsis Syndrome has outcomes related to mitochondria. What may be useful at this point is for you to focus on recovering from LC.
My greatest LC challenges have also been related to my digestive system. I've written about figuring out which foods were problematic and which ones were safe and nutritious.
For my thoughts on the basics regarding LC, have a look at my post called "TLC for Mitochondria" and another one, "Choosing foods and nutrients to support recovery" https://longcovidjourney2wellness.substack.com/p/long-covid-choosing-foods-and-nutrients
Thanks so much for posting and being part of this community.