In this episode, host Mary Lee chats with Dr. Keith C. Ellis, a Scientist and Associate Professor of Medicinal Chemistry at Virgina Commonwealth University who’s pioneering research on long COVID has helped thousands recover and gain back their health.  

Dr. Ellis shares insights on long COVID symptomsnand the microclot hypothesis. The conversation also dives into the similarities between long COVID and menopause symptoms, including brain fog, inflammation, fatigue, and gut dysbiosis, as well as the alarming statistic on deaths worldwide still to this day. 

Dr. Ellis uses his extensive knowledge in medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, and natural products to research the biological mechanisms behind Long COVID and develop therapeutic solutions. His entrepreneurial efforts led to the founding of Science-Driven Supplements and the launch of CircuGuard, a natural herbal supplement designed to aid in recovery from Long COVID microclots. 

Connect:

• Discover Dr. Ellis published work on Substack, or at Science-Driven Supplements Company website
• On LinkedIn  and on YouTube

Resources:

• CircuGuard 
• Simon's Sinek, Start With Why (not an affiliate link)

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Disclaimer: Information shared is for educational and entertainment purposes only and doesn’t replace medical advice. Always consult with the healthcare professional.