The Role of Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) in Two Cases of Vaccine Injured

This video with Dr. Yusuf Saleeby presents two complex cases of mRNA COVID vaccine injury, highlighting the importance of identifying underlying chronic conditions. The first case involves a 65-year-old female with vaccine-exacerbated dermatitis and underlying tick-borne diseases. The second case details a 69-year-old male experiencing severe neurological and pain symptoms post-vaccination, with a history of Lyme disease and other infections. Both cases demonstrate potential benefits from LDN therapy.

I'm going to um present a case of a vaccine injured person. This is a CP a 65year-old female who had the mRNA COVID shot um a single Mona vaccine and then had an immediate injury or illness. This happened in January of 2023. We started LDN immediately uh was in uh prior and titrated up to 3 milligrams per day. Um for the dermatitis an exacerbation of this vaccine we used uh nrexone topically a 1% solution and uh with some other agents to help with the um itching that this woman had. Um that was her main presentation was a dermatitis um an eruption that occurred right after uh the vaccine. Uh there was a temporal connection between that. Um so we provided a topical um to be applied uh to the affected areas twice a day to cover the lesions. at her 45day follow-up call uh which was January 25th of 23 she was doing much better and attributed most of the success of her treatment with the lowd dose nrexone. It was discovered she had underlying tickborne disease uh namely uh borelia and also bartinella and besia as well as anoplasmosis. So all of those were treated um and once they were discovered and her uh condition improved dramatically in a step-wise fashion. This second case uh again a vaccine injury or uh involves a gentleman MG who is a 69year-old male very active CEO of uh at least one company uh an aviator as well. Um he was an avid hunter and uh had many experiences up in the deer stand of tick exposure. He was um a very uh typea overachiever type and he was devastated by his injury. He had a single madna vaccine and immediately fell ill uh with cognitive impairment. He had word hunting. He had uh memory loss uh fatigue. He couldn't keep up with his buddies any longer, which really bothered him. Um, and um, he went through almost a full year of treatment with many different modalities, including um, ozone therapy, stem cell, you name it. He's seen multiple neurologists with no effectual improvement. Uh, he had also intractable insomnia, stating he had maybe one to two hours of sleep per night. And this this went on for almost a year. He also had uh loss of the use of his legs. I mean he could stand but he couldn't walk for very long. Re uh chronic regional pain syndrome as well. His initial visit was January 4th of 23. And uh his very very first visit he had suicidal ideiations. Um he couldn't remember uh much to give me a history. and we had to end it um very suddenly um and pick up a few days later to finish his onboarding to our center. But we immediately started working on his sleep with LDN immediately starting at 1 milligram per day and titrating up fairly quickly about every 2 to 3 weeks. We also implemented trazadone for sleep. My nurse was tasked to call him back within the next week after his first visit and his mood was much better. He was no longer suicidal. He had uh achieved some improvement in his insomnia. He was on the trazadone especially feeling that he was getting about six to seven hours of sleep and just that improved his overall condition. We uh changed his LDN to a BD dosing schedule to help with the chronic pain and that did uh work out nicely for him. We then discovered through testing that he was lime positive had a background Epstein bar and an elevated homocyine. All of those were addressed within 30 days with treatments for his lime and his viral burden. And with the history of the avid hunter and lives in the northeastern USA, lime uh was um basically speculated and was uh tested and was positive by uh CDC criteria. He also had the tickborn relapsing fever as well as other borelia species. We did notice his Epstein bar titers were fairly elevated and his homocyine was above 10. So the take-home is whether COVID infection or injection always look for underlying chronic illnesses, tickborne illnesses, micotoxin, heavy metals, etc. because that could get in the way of your patients getting better on just the um fundamental FLCCCC protocol. 

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