Reference:
Kory, P., & Marik, P. (2024). I-RECOVER: Post-vaccine treatment protocol.
Summary:
The I-RECOVER Post-Vaccine Treatment Protocol offers a detailed approach for managing symptoms associated with COVID-19 vaccination injuries. It categorises therapies into first, second, and third-line options, focusing on restoring immune regulation and addressing various clinical manifestations. Key first-line therapies include intermittent fasting, ivermectin, and L-arginine combined with vitamin C. Adjunctive therapies such as hyperbaric oxygen therapy and low-dose naltrexone are also recommended. The protocol highlights the significance of addressing mast cell activation and suggests the use of innovative treatments like vagus nerve stimulation and ARC microcurrent devices. Emphasising the importance of individualised treatment, the protocol advocates for a careful assessment of patient responses to therapies, urging healthcare providers to avoid further vaccinations in patients experiencing adverse effects. Baseline testing is recommended to guide the treatment approach, while a multidisciplinary collaboration among healthcare professionals is encouraged to ensure comprehensive care. Overall, the protocol serves as a resource for clinicians navigating the complexities of post-vaccine syndrome, prioritising patient safety and efficacy in therapeutic interventions.