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I am aware and have pursued the nicotine therapy via both patches and gum without relief of symptoms and possibly a small boost of energy. I cannot speak to the mechanism that causes Paxlovid to bring such relief to so many individuals. Unfortunately the positive effects, energy, pain relief, return of more youthful feeling in body and overall wellbeing were short lived for myself and others. The phenomenon seemed to be related to the consumption of Paxlovid and not Covid but I could be mistaken. Paxlovid is comprised of two different antivirals, one being a med prescribed for aids. More information may be found on this forum via a search for Paxlovid. Why does it work for many but not others and is it a potential therapy for long COVID are my questions. There have been studies to determine if Paxlovid is safe for 15 and 30 days. That’s the first issue. I had no side effects but positive ones. I wish the medical professionals were interested.

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Greatly appreciate all this additional information! I couldn´t agree more that what you and others have experienced (but not sufficiently to provide a long-term resolution of long COVID) must surely provide clues leading to solutions, based on these clues, that could indeed be lasting in effect. I routinely encounter eyes glazed over when I attempt to share with a physician what I am learning about my own favored therapies. My dentist, to her credit, is intrigued, and plans to try B1 with two members of her family who are experiencing long COVID, and she has even asked me to supply her with citations to research findings to support this approach, but that is the extent of the interest I encounter in establishment health care, so far. The silver lining here is that while we cannot self-direct a therapy based on an Rx antiviral or other restricted-access product, some of the promising therapies out there continue to be based on non-Rx nutraceuticals or OTC remedies. Yes, we take risks and leaps when we self-treat using these, but the serious damage done to my nervous and immune systems, over the past few years, via drugs prescribed by my physicians has to be factored in to the cost-benefit analyses we undertake.