Covid 19 Post Vaccination Syndrome

@pattig09 Long Covid symptoms may be complicated by 'what' you are eating and/or molds in your home. It remains scientifically 'unknown' if the remnants of the spike protein in the body from direct infection or vaccine is presenting to human immune systems as a 'fungi'. I can tell you this about my journey, for 2 years when my sinus drainage was out of control, long after doctors told I was clear of the Covid infection, I have continued to test positive with the Covid test strips. Long Covid sufferers live in a world of symptoms and few answers. I've come to understand that existing food allergies, what we are eating and the spike protein impact on the health of cells in the body are all links with keys to finding answers. Right now with my T-Cell labs, I know my immune system has been fighting off an unidentifed fungi that was found on my tongue and it became active when I got the covid spike protein. To further my goal to find answers, I'm reviewing data about toxins, specifically mycotoxins, I have cut all of the foods listed below as a detox plan prior to doing the urine mycotoxin labs:

What are Mycotoxins: Molds/Fungi
According to US Dept. of Agri. : crops, mold in your home
Which Mycotoxins are dangerous to humans:
- Trichothecenes fungus Fusarium (cereal crops)
- Fumonisins fungus Fusarium (corn crops)
- Zearalenone (barley, corn, oats, rice, sorghum, wheat)
- Aflatoxins [most potent fungus Aspergillus] corn, peanuts, almonds, walnuts) Note: Aspergillus flavus and A. parasiticus is of greatest concern. When animals eat aflatoxin contaminated feed they can become sick, and they can pass the toxins to humans via eggs, milk and meat.

Indications of Mycotoxin fungi in your body: Find a Functional Medicine Physician who can test accurately and effectively for mycotoxin exposure and correct treatment. Functional Medicine Practitioners use specialized testing that conventional doctors may not offer:

1. Urinary mycotoxin testing: Measures mycotoxin metabolites in urine, providing direct evidence of exposure (note: both past fungi and currently active fungi)
2. HLA genetic testing: Identifies genetic susceptibility to mold-related illness
3. Comprehensive mold panels: Tests for multiple mycotoxin types simultaneously
4. Visual Contrast Sensitivity (VCS) testing: A screening tool for biotoxin illness
5. Inflammatory markers: Including C4a, TGF-beta1, MMP-9, and other biotoxin-related biomarkers

The symptoms of mycotoxin exposure can be frustratingly vague and multisystem involved (like brain fog with diarrhea plus inflammation of joints, plus a few more symptoms on top of these at the same time), which is why they’re often misdiagnosed.

Warning signs include: (you may have all symptoms or some)

- Neurological symptoms: Brain fog, memory problems, difficulty concentrating, headaches, and mood changes
- Respiratory issues: Chronic cough, shortness of breath, sinus congestion, and asthma-like symptoms
- Fatigue: Profound exhaustion that doesn’t improve with rest
- Digestive problems: Nausea, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and appetite changes
- Immune dysfunction: Frequent infections, increased allergies, and autoimmune flares
- Hormonal imbalances: Thyroid dysfunction, irregular menstrual cycles, and reproductive issues
- Skin manifestations: Rashes, unexplained itching, and sensitivity
- Joint and muscle pain: Unexplained aches and inflammation

Research published in the journal Toxins demonstrates that mycotoxins can trigger inflammatory responses, oxidative stress, and mitochondrial dysfunction—all factors that contribute to chronic illness. If you don't already have a Functional Medicine Practicioneer, please attempt to find one that will work with you in your journey to better health.