LowGBS: 67 (Moderate Risk)autoimmune

Post-Vaccine Recovery Protocol

Developer: Various functional medicine practitioners

Variable - most resolve in 3-6 months, some prolonged

Protocol Overview

Emerging protocol for those experiencing adverse events post-vaccination. Addresses inflammation, spike protein clearance, immune dysregulation, and specific complications. Controversial topic requiring medical supervision.

Conditions Treated

Post-vaccine adverse events

vaccine injury

myocarditis

POTS

neuropathy

Protocol Steps

Document symptoms: Detailed timeline (which vaccine, dose, timing of symptoms), specific symptoms (cardiac, neurological, POTS, menstrual, etc.), labs/imaging, report to VAERS

Rule out other causes: Ensure symptoms not from other condition (infection, autoimmune flare unrelated to vaccine)

Cardiac evaluation: If chest pain, palpitations, shortness of breath - ECG, troponin, echo, cardiac MRI to rule out myocarditis/pericarditis (vaccine-associated myocarditis primarily young males, mRNA vaccines)

Neurological evaluation: If neurological symptoms - MRI, EMG/NCV for neuropathy, autonomic testing if POTS-like

Spike protein clearance (theoretical - limited evidence): Nattokinase 2000 FU 2x/day (degrades spike protein in vitro), or lumbrokinase, serrapeptase

Inflammation reduction: Omega-3 3-4g EPA/DHA, curcumin 1-2g, SPMs (specialized pro-resolving mediators), reduce inflammatory diet

NAC: 600-1200mg 2x/day (glutathione support, reduces oxidative stress)

Vitamin D: Optimize 60-80 ng/ml (immune modulation)

Quercetin: 500mg 2x/day (antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, may reduce spike protein effects)

Vitamin C: 1-3g daily (antioxidant)

Ivermectin: Controversial but some practitioners using 12-18mg weekly (anti-inflammatory, may inhibit spike protein - no RCT data for post-vaccine)

LDN (Low-Dose Naltrexone): 1.5-4.5mg nightly (immune modulation for autoimmune-like reactions)

Treat myocarditis if present: Colchicine 0.6mg 2x/day (anti-inflammatory, studied in myocarditis), NSAIDs initially, rest from exercise for 3-6 months, follow-up cardiac MRI

POTS/dysautonomia support: If present - increase salt/fluids, compression stockings, fludrocortisone or midodrine if severe, beta-blockers for tachycardia, treat like long COVID POTS

Menstrual cycle disruption: If present (common report) - vitex, B6, address platelet/clotting changes, usually resolves in 1-3 cycles

Neuropathy: If present - see NR-004 protocol (alpha-lipoic acid, B12, etc.)

Mast cell stabilization: If MCAS-like symptoms - low-histamine diet, quercetin, H1+H2 antihistamines

Detox support: Some practitioners use EDTA, glutathione IV, phosphatidylcholine IVs (limited evidence)

Avoid boosters: If severe reaction, discuss with physician about contraindication to further doses

Functional medicine evaluation: Address underlying immune dysregulation, autoimmunity, nutrient deficiencies

Key Resources

FLCCC I-RECOVER protocol (post-vaccine section), React19 support group, functional medicine practitioners, case reports

Contraindications & Risks

Controversial area - vaccine safety is politically charged. Document carefully, report to VAERS. Most vaccine adverse events are rare. Coordinate with open-minded physician

Important Notes

Vaccine adverse events are real but rare. Most common: Myocarditis/pericarditis (primarily young males, mRNA vaccines, usually mild, resolves), POTS-like dysautonomia, menstrual irregularities, neurological symptoms, chronic fatigue syndrome-like presentation. Mechanisms unclear: Molecular mimicry, spike protein effects, adjuvant effects, immune dysregulation. Spike protein: Produced by mRNA vaccines, concern about persistence and effects (theoretical - spike cleared relatively quickly per studies, but some report prolonged symptoms). Nattokinase degrades spike in vitro (no human data for this indication). Treatment empiric, based on symptom pattern: Myocarditis - colchicine, rest, follow-up. POTS - dysautonomia protocol. MCAS - mast cell stabilizers. Inflammation - omega-3, curcumin, NAC. Some practitioners use ivermectin (controversial, anti-inflammatory properties). LDN for immune modulation. Most patients recover fully within months. Small subset have prolonged symptoms (similar to long COVID). Document and report to VAERS. This is polarizing topic - acknowledge both vaccine benefits (saved lives) and reality of adverse events (must be addressed). Patient-centered care means treating those suffering, regardless of politics. Many mainstream physicians dismiss vaccine-injured patients (similar to long COVID early on) - causes harm. Validate patient experience, investigate symptoms, treat systematically. Some symptoms may be anxiety/nocebo effect - don't assume, evaluate. Functional medicine more open to addressing. Emerging protocols as more data accumulates.

Also Effective For

Vaccine Injury Recovery Peripheral Neuropathy

Key Supplements & Herbs in This Protocol

Supplements

Quercetin Phosphatidylcholine

Critical Safety Warning

This protocol is documented for educational purposes only. The Gabriel Bullshit Score (GBS) of 67 reflects significant institutional response and controversy. Some alternative health protocols have resulted in serious harm or death.

Always consult with qualified healthcare professionals before beginning any treatment. Do not delay or forego proven medical care.

Quick Overview

Evidence LevelLow

GBS Score67 / 100

Categoryautoimmune

DeveloperVarious functional medicine practitioners

DurationVariable - most resolve in 3-6 months, some prolonged

About GBS Score

The Gabriel Bullshit Score reflects the magnitude of institutional response, controversy, and documented concerns. Higher scores indicate greater institutional pushback, not necessarily inefficacy. This is a research tool, not medical advice.