Immune Systems Advisor

This article primarily covers treating COVID, long-haul COVID, and side-effects from COVID vaccines. We also talk about the Together trial results, why clinical trials fail, etc.   We include COVID prophylaxis and early treatments that do not currently require a prescription   because in many countries the prescription drugs may not be available. Disclaimer : This info is for educational purposes only. Please consult with your doctor before taking any drugs. How I'm treating my COVID If you have to get a vaccine, which one is the safest? Pfizer, then Moderna, then J&J. See  Vaccine risk benefit by age . How to avoid vaccine side effects Many people will try to get Sinovac-CoronaVac or Sinopharm. The vaccine doesn't work, but there are no side effects and you get your vaccine card which is the important thing. But it may not be "usable" in other countries. If you are forced to get one of the US vaccines, using .2mg/kg of ivermectin the day before, the day of, and t...

In these strange times, it's never been more important to keep learning and adapting. With  new information about COVID-19  and its subvariants constantly rolling in, and face masks proving to be even more of a staple travel essential, we've been taking stock of the best ways to prioritize our safety and choose the right face masks for any situation. Though masking up of any kind is important, public health authorities now recommend steering away from cloth masks and switching to masks with filtration systems — like N95s — as your personal protective equipment.   According to the CDC,  N95 and KN95 masks offer more protection  against COVID than a standard cloth mask. And with  BA.4 and BA.5 subvariants  expected to become more dominant in the U.S. in the coming months, now's the prime time to stock up on some durable, protective masks — especially if you'll need to navigate any upcoming summer ...