Post COVID and Long COVID Patients

Irene Kolbe, Naturopath, Hanover, Germany

Thank you very much for the renewed invitation to the bioresonance congress. This time in Furstenfeldbruck.

In preparation of this congress topic, | looked back over the last three years and saw how strong the demand from patients was in searching for solutions to improve or even cure the consequences of coronavirus

Even if perhaps nobody wants to talk about the effects, the consequences, the problems as we would all like to have our “old life before this time” back again, we cannot simply ignore the topic.

No doubt you have also found that patients who have already had a good experience with bioresonance therapy have approached you on this topic with a great deal of confidence.

In my case, these patients also became “teachers”, because | could and was allowed to reclassify and reevaluate symptoms and test my own programs accordingly.

Before | present two examples of patients, we should first try to define such patients and filter out which symptoms occurred more frequently, at least in my practice. | have created a hierarchy of which symptoms were present in all patients and which additional symptoms occurred very specifically.

Patients reported diffuse symptoms for a long time after their coronavirus illness, and there are now medical terms for this phenomenon “Long-COVID” and “Post-COVID”. But what is the difference?

The term Long-COVID includes symptoms that persist or reappear more than four weeks after an infection with coronavirus. There must also be no other explanation for the symptoms. Long-COVID also includes Post-COVID syndrome. Post-COVID syndrome refers to symptoms that persist for three months after infection and last for at least two months or recur.

In principle, all viruses can cause late effects. This is particularly also common with flu virus infections, for example.

Prof. Rabe (Medical Director Lungen-Klinik Grosshansdorf) explains this as follows: “As with other viral diseases, Covid-19 can cause long-term problems. This seems to be particularly common in the case of coronavirus disease. What surprised us all – even among experts is that: even people who had a mild course of the disease sometimes have long-term symptoms. And: even younger people who lose their symptoms in the acute phase can develop problems again after a certain time.” (Interview IKK classic)

“According to the DGP’s interdisciplinary guideline, the difference between Post-COVID and Long-COVID is purely temporal. We speak of Lang-COVID if symptoms typical of Covid-19 occur over a period of four weeks after infection. If patients still have symptoms three months after their iliness, this is referred to as Post-COVID syndrome.”

Clinical symptoms include:

• Tiredness, exhaustion and limited resilience with signs of CFS (chronic fatigue syndrome)

• Headache (brain fog)

• Muscle pain or polyneuropathies, paresthesias

• Breathing difficulties, shortness of breath

• Cardiac dystonia with tachycardia, extrasystoles, retrosternal pain

• Odor and taste disorders

• Concentration and memory problems

• Reduced body coordination

• Depressive moods, hypersensitivity to stimuli

• Anxiety and sleep disorders . etc

To date, there are only a few studies on the frequency of the various symptoms that can occur a long time after infection with Covid-19. However, several follow-up studies show the occurrence of similar symptoms.

To summarize, one could say:

The long-term health consequences of an infection with the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus include impairments to physical, mental and psychological health, which limit the ability to function in everyday life and reduce the quality of life, up to and including occupational disability.

| have had all my patients’ complaints in connection with the vaccination reported to the Paul Ehrlich Institute or, in the case of patients who had problems with a writable PDF file, | did this together with them (https://nebenwirkungen.bund.de/nw/DE/home/home_node.html).

| would like to share my thoughts with you, which | have incorporated into the diagnosis and treatment.

1. What is the problem with Long-COVID / Post-COVID syndrome?

Patients got the disease without or inspite of vaccination and therefore the therapy requires, in addition to bioresonance, elimination via vaccine nosodes from the company Gudjons. In addition to the vaccines, the corona nosode is also needed via the honeycomb.

2. Is it possible to see the viral load at the beginning of therapy in the dark-field vital blood test?

For this purpose, | carried out this microscopic examination on every patient before the start of bioresonance therapy, during and at the end of the therapy. This was in order to be able to objectively document a change in addition to a subjective assessment.

3. Is there support with sanum therapy, phytotherapy and/or various anthroposophic remedies or homeopathic remedies in addition to bioresonance?

| have incorporated these into the therapy protocol.

4. Which programs or program sequences can | use for testing?

Here is a selection that have proven successful in my practice.

a) Individual programs:

• 978.1: Exposure to pathogens (viruses, fungi, bacteria)

• 996.0: Virus treatment 

• 425.0: Pain treatment, alternating with 426.0

• 3063.0: Liver detoxication (low-frequency range)

• 3035.0: Lack of energy, weakness

• 3013.0: Regulating, for pathogenic strain

• 3077.0: Stressed nervous system

b) Program sequences:

• 10024: Exposure to pathogens

• 10026: Blockage in tissue

• 10027: Release blockage energetic

• 10045: Energy deficiency

• 10046: Detoxication (general)

• 10075: Balance vaccination damage

• 10145: Pain therapy

• 10169: Vegetative dystonia

• 10177: Viral infection

Case studies

Patient Verena P., 50 years old:

• Physiotherapist without previous underlying disease.

• Vaccinated 3 times (BioNtech).

• Post-COVID syndrome reactions after 3rd vaccination.

• Rehab in 2023 with discontinuation due to corona infection after 1 week.

Symptoms in particular:

1. Neurological: Nerve pain associated with paresthesia, especially in the facial area including the tongue. Brain fog and extreme slowing of digestion.

2. Cardiological: tachycardia attacks, retrosternal pain, extrasystoles

3. Hematogenous: Petechiae with thrombocytopenia

4. Vitality: severely restricted, sweating at the slightest exertion, etc. Initial contact on an empty stomach with the inclusion of dark-field microscopy.

Start of therapy: on an empty stomach, cell locking, intracellular infestation, rigid granulocyte, missing plasma proteins.

First bioresonance session (with testing)
Basic program for exhausted patient

• 10169 Vegetative dystonia

• 978.1 Exposure to pathogens (viruses, fungi, bacteria)

• 996.0 Virus treatment

In the second channel: BioNtech vaccine nosode (Gudjons company) Supply of the chip in water was possible.
This was followed by two further sessions in which the programs (see above) were tested again and again. The testing however showed a continued need for the programs of the first session.
From the third session onwards, program 3077.0 (stressed nervous system) and 10075 (balance vaccination damage) could also be used.

The following were also used:

• Citrokehl tablets 2 x 1 as a milieu agent for intracellular stress

• Quentakehl D 5 drops for viral infections

• Homeopathic remedies after repetorization (e.g. Gelsemium, Saccarum off.)
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• Ergo therapy (cognitive brain conduction training), cranio-sacral therapy

Fourth bioresonance session (testing with dark-field microscopy)

At this point, the patient was subjectively better in terms of performance and pain, but there was still paresthesias and brain fog.

Same preparation after 4 hours, increased plasma proteins, slight cell occupancy of the erythrocytes (intracellular O, saturation deficit)
This was followed by two more bioresonance sessions and we were able to expand the programs from the selection (see above).
Drug therapy was discontinued until further notice.
The patient could return to work for 20 hours.
Rehabilitation in a Post-COVID syndrome clinic is imminent.

Patient Joshua H., 30 years old:

Physiotherapist/health practitioner with own osteopathic practice for 3 months at the time of initial presentation. After a first vaccination at the end of April 2021 with Astra Zenica his concentration greatly reduced, but he was still able to work. After a second vaccination in July 2021 (same vaccine) he had a high fever for 5 days, feet severely swollen with simultaneous tachycardia and severe drop in performance, angina pectoris attacks with heavy sweating and inpatient clarification of a heart attack or myocarditis (could not be confirmed). Nephological findings were negative. He was unable to work and first came to my practice accompanied by his mother (naturopath), as the patient himself was not fit enough to drive due to an increase in brain fog. Initial contact on an empty stomach with peripheral blood sampling for dark-field microscopy.

First bioresonance session (with testing)

Basic program for exhausted patient

10075 Balance vaccination damage
All other programs showed no need for application (see above)
In the second channel: Astra Zenica vaccine nosode (from the company Gudjons)

1. Citrokehl tablets 2 x 1 as a milieu agent for intracellular stress

2. Quentakehl D 5 drops for viral infections

3. Solidago comp. drops (Ceres)

4. Supply of the chip in water was possible.

Second bioresonance session:

• 10045 Lack of energy

• 10075 Balance vaccination damage

• In the second channel: Astra Zenica vaccine nosode (company Gudjons)

Third bioresonance session:

• 10027 Release energetic blockages

• 10045 Lack of energy

• 10075 Balance vaccination damage

For the second channel, testing now showed a need for the corona nosode.
At the fourth session, a blood sample was taken again for dark-field microscopy.

There was a fifth session, wherby testing showed a need for the same programs.

Montbhs after the start of therapy, the patient was now able to open his practice again for 3 half days and 6 montbhs later he was able to work full time again.
All the symptoms have now regressed and the patient is able to do moderate sport again by slowly building up his fitness.

Conclusion
The treatment of patients suffering from Long-COVID or Post-COVID syndrome must be considered on a very individual basis. There are no known programs or the perfect treatment protocol. We can try many things through testing and yet the programs that come into question are often minimal.

Nosodes from the company Gudjons as well as Sanum therapy, whose information can be transmitted via the second channel or, in the case of some patients, was also administered in oral globule form, were also of great help to me.

Thank you for your attention!