S.H.I.N.E.® Protocol to Combat Long COVID or Post Viral Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Tammy Krotz, 57, shares her experience contracting COVID-19. After being technically virus-free her condition worsened into what is being called “long COVID” or post-viral chronic fatigue syndrome. She is joined by Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum whose S.H.I.N.E.® protocol she says literally saved her life.
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Tammy Krotz, 57, is a Special Ed teacher in Hiawatha, Iowa. She’s always been “high energy,” and would regularly take a 30-mile bike ride or a long hike after working a full day at school. But when COVID-19 struck last year, everything changed. Although her case was initially mild, Tammy’s energy continued plummeting even after she was technically virus-free, and her ability to sleep was also nil. Welcome to the scary new world of “long COVID,” which is another word for postviral Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Luckily, Tammy found Jacob Teitelbaum, MD, and began his SHINE protocol, which has literally saved her life! Hear the details in this latest segment of Health Professional Radio.
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