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Dr. JP Saleeby details the FLCCC's comprehensive approach to chronic illness, including COVID-19. This presentation, recorded in March 2024, outlines the establishment of recovery centers and the FLCCC's updated protocols. The discussion emphasizes personalized treatment plans, thorough patient assessments, and targeted testing to address underlying conditions and immune dysregulation.
Dr. JP Saleeby: So there have been three medical conferences that the FLCCC has sponsored each focusing on uh COVID and COVID related illness and expanding into other things like cancer and metabolic disorders. But this prompted me in um um after the first conference to structure a COVID illness recovery center of which I have um set up one in Merles Inlet, South Carolina a few years ago. And here's the flyer for that. The FLCCCC protocols or recommendations are updated frequently. So I'm not going to be presenting anything here now because it may be obsolete by the time this viewing you're viewing this recording. So the basically uh you set up with establishing some ba uh good history and physical examination that's very prudent whether you do this in person or via tele medicine also some basic labs like a CBC and a CMP but we also are recommending the spike IGG antibbody titers and quantitative so you get a number dimer imunol gloabbulins CD57s and myoparoxidase as well as fibbrronogen are recommended along with interlucan 6 and other inflammatory markers PI1 and some are also recommended to check for micro clotting. The focus should be on other chronic illnesses not to be ignored. You sometimes have to co-manage things like type 2 diabetes, obesity, chronic Lyme disease, mold toxicity or mold illness and some environmental agents like heavy metals and the such to exact a an improvement in your patients. So use of medications we have ivormectin, nitrosoxinide, hydroxychloricquin, cultine some use of monoluc
for example predinazone lowd dose nrexone obviously aspirin, eloquis, mlloxinox, rapamy, methylene blue is becoming very popular as well as things that cover tickornne illness. the use of supplementation like transresperatrol, zinc, selenium, vitamin D, vitamin C, spermadine, corsetin and medicinal mushroom extracts along with an acetylcyine to help promote biofilm uh disruption as well as glutathione production. Also IV or a very good sublingual glutathione and peptides have broken onto the scene as to be very effective and helpful. Oxytocin, synapsin, curcumin, melatonin and fulvonic acid and baobob are other agents that are being used successfully.