The Lasting Effects of Long COVID on Hormone Health
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2021
- In this webinar, Mark Newman, MS, examines the latest research on how COVID impacts reproductive and adrenal hormones. You'll find fascinating insights on the important role healthy hormone levels play in improving immune resilience to fight COVID and what some of the lasting effects of COVID on hormones may look like in your patients. This engaging lecture explores the unique relationship between sex and adrenal hormones, immune resilience, and the battle against long COVID.
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I feel like my symptoms began after the second covid vaccine 2.5 years ago. Then I got covid over a year ago. Just got my Dutch results back. Low cortisol. Low dhea. Low testosterone. Low estrogen.
Got the slides, VERY interesting to me as a homeopath. Looking forward to watching through. THANK YOU
I highly recommend SAFE USES FOR CORTISOL by Dr Mck. Jefferies. He treated thousands of patients over several decades. He also discusses VIRUS TX as well which will be an eye opener for most. Happy Holidays
Fantastic presentation. Also interesting regarding differences in men to women and how hormones might influence this. Not unlike the Autism ratio in men to women. Fascinated why more women get POTS and if this is true of long Covid.
So, were is the cure?
Have any importance the information that SARS COV2 better replicate at very low tissue temperature?
That Say virologist Christian Drosten at TWiV Nr 659 at min29.
Have any importance If after SARS COV2 infection,, low temperature agglutinine,, occur?
I've had covid twice, the second time around I noticed symptoms of low testosterone. I am currently at 306 ng/dl with 7 ng/dl free. As I understand it, this is the very very low end of normal. I know I didnt feel this way before. Will this get better or am I stuck with this / need TRT?
How are your levels now man? I’m in the same boat. Young man. 24
@@User98681 I haven't had it tested again. Going purely by feel. Its definitely better than it was 7 months ago. The odd thing is it tends to wax and wane. Sometimes I'm feeling completely normal again, then out of nowhere the feeling of low T comes back. Seems to be on a 3-4 week cycle. Really crossing my fingers that this isnt a permanent situation.
@@rockman22 I hear ya. Ive been recovering for almost 7 months myself now. Feelin a lot less anxious then I was initially yet still feelin the low T symptoms. Unable to workout, low sex drive, Ed all that crap.I got covid 3x while working a heavy intensive labour job restrictive dieting really effed me up! Do you take any supplements I’ve got plenty I just began taking that have helped quite a bit. My cortisol was sky high aswell
@@User98681 Hey Liam, I found something that actually works. I bought a red light / near infrared therapy device after reading that it can increase testosterone. I have been doing it for about a week with really positive results, and I just randomly remembered this youtube reply and I wanted to tell you. I got one of those pads you can strap to your body but I think I am going to go all out and get myself a proper panel. Google red light therapy panels... also, in case it isn't obvious, you want to shine it directly on your balls.
Also, you asked about supplements, zinc (ionic zinc), vitamin D and ashwaganda.
The Jewels = A viral reservoir .
Great. 🙄😩
No! It’s not cuz of anxiety!
covid lowers your testosterone. will testosterone increase as it was after recovering?
Have you found any information on this 1 year later?
No you need bio identicals
every nice forever! takes vacines, exercicies workouts, rest, meditate , take water !we already did it !