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Show Notes
Episode 37 of the Long Covid Podcast is a chat with Dr Asad Khan who has become well-known among the Long Covid communities. Asad caught Covid whilst working as a respiratory doctor on Covid wards, and has since developed Long Covid.
We chat through this experiences as well as what he has done in terms of treatments & managing symptoms. There is loads of really useful stuff in here - it was a pleasure chatting and I hope some of it is useful to you too.
Links:
Microbiome testing
Vagus nerve stimulation Placement and Settings
Vagus nerve exercises (Sukie Baxter)
Unlocking the healing power of the vagus nerve
Fundraiser for Resia Pretorius clot detection method
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(music credit - Brock Hewitt, Rule of Life)
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