Course Description:

Pandemics invariably exhibit a number of waves of activity before resolving. The “final wave” includes both virally-related and non-viral consequences of infection that can continue to burden individual health profoundly. Studies reveal that up to 1 in 3 adults infected with COVID develop lasting symptoms, termed “long-haulers” syndrome. COVID long-haulers exhibit both typical post-viral symptoms such as fatigue, weakness, poor concentration and muscle pain, along with symptoms more specific to this virus, such as neuropathy, headaches and anxiety. In addition, individuals also face mental health challenges, including impaired sleep, depression and increased addictive behaviour. These latter conditions are often overlooked yet can be far more long-term damaging.

Learning Objectives:

1. Discover the main etiological and genetic factors behind post-COVID long-haulers syndrome, why the symptoms are so varied and how to differentiate post-viral symptoms from the regular flu, allergy or infection.
2. Learn who is most at risk of developing long-haulers syndrome by identifying the key genetic SNPs involved in response to COVID-19 infection and why these SNPs increase inflammation, risk of the post-viral syndrome, and the prolongation of symptoms.
3. This lecture and the included illustrative case studies will allow you to effectively treat COVID-19 long-haulers by managing individual SNP expression with natural supplementation, diet, and lifestyle changes.

CE Credits:

CoNO: 1.5 Category B

CNPBC: 1.5 Category B

Thank you to Designs for Health for Sponsoring this session.

**You will automatically receive your CE certificate after completing the material and signing the self-declaration.

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