Who develops the COVID-19 more quickly and why?
How does the hormonal background affect it and why are diabetics so vulnerable? These questions were the starting point for the lecture by worldwide experts Dr. Dorina Donici and Dr. Claude Dalle. They also shared their secrets on how to deal with coronavirus more quickly and how to rehabilitate those who are already sick.
It turns out that metformin plays an important role in preventing its complications. This drug regulates the immune system and, according to recent studies, among patients who have taken metformin, the mortality rate from COVID-19 is 30% lower.
Experts in anti-aging medicine have also taught participants how to make preventative check-ups in order to assess their resistance to viruses.
Observations by doctors around the world have shown that people who have regular herpes outbreaks are more likely to have flu and weaker against Covid-19.
The greatest danger lies precisely in the viruses that sleep in our genome: cytomegalovirus, Epstein-Barr, herpes, etc. As we age, our internal ecology is disturbed, and viruses that do not manifest themselves over the years go out, exhausting our immune system. Even without any symptoms, we infect people around us.
Science has proved that viruses correlate with different forms of cancer. For example, the Epstein-Barr virus is 100% found in multiple sclerosis. And 100% of patients with throat cancer find the Hodgkin virus.
The virus cells, like cancer cells, try to become invisible to the immune system. It is therefore essential to restore the ecology of the cells.
Experts have explained in detail how to perform testing to keep "sleeping" viruses under control. Claude Dalle shared what drugs he takes and in what doses to maintain his health.
All infections, especially viral infections, attack the brain. This is why they are one of the reasons for neurodegeneration. Other risk factors, including a disturbance of circadian rhythms and an imbalance of the intestinal microbiota, have also been analysed in detail by the speakers.
Parkinson's and Alzheimer's are probably the same disease that manifests itself in different ways, according to the latest researches.
Patients with dementia are infected with pathological proteins. Presumably, neurodegenerative diseases behave like mini-viruses. Now researchers are inclined to think that these are infectious diseases. After all, statistics show that if one spouse is diagnosed with Alzheimer's or Parkinson's, then the second spouse is also very likely to get it.
In addition, doctors Donici and Dalle shared information about which regions and who are suitable for quality longevity.
The participating physicians were very impressed with the quality and level of knowledge, and mostly important, everything they heard can be applied into practice immediately.
