In this episode, the conversation explores the connection between long COVID and CIRS, examining how treatment requires addressing foundational health factors rather than following rigid protocols. Dr. Kelly Halderman explains that these conditions may share a crucial underlying mechanism: in approximately 22% of the population, genetic factors prevent proper antigen presentation, keeping the innate immune system chronically activated and creating an inflammatory storm.

The discussion emphasizes that successful treatment means recognizing the body's inflammatory responses as appropriate reactions to environmental stressors rather than systems that need suppression.

Episode Highlights:

• Similarities between CIRS and Long Haul 
• What is CIRS (pathophysiology, signs & symptoms, tests to confirm)
• The role of hydration and water in healing
• 453 Genetic Marker does not determine your fate
• How to unload the stressors on your system
• Correlation between CDR and CIRS

Listen in to learn more :

(02:18) Advancing Medical Knowledge Through Biotech 

(07:36) Correlation Between Sears and Long Haul 

(10:50) Understanding Long COVID and Root Causes 

(20:48) The Power of Water 

(26:34) Stress Management and Recovery Process 

(35:50) Understanding Complex Health Diagnoses 

About Kelly Halderman, DCN

Dr. Halderman has over 15 years of experience in the health and wellness industry, as a biotech executive, previous medical physician, published researcher, author, lecturer, podcast host, and nutraceutical formulator.

Learn more about Dr. Halderman and her work visit: https://drkellyhalderman.com/

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