451 –Long COVID & Spike Protein Update_ May Explains Feeling Better After 3 Years

In this candid update episode of BS Free MD, Dr. May shares her personal journey with long COVID and the breakthrough she experienced after three years of debilitating symptoms. Initially attributing her decline to stress and life changes, she eventually discovered that persistently high spike protein antibody levels—measured at 12,000 via LabCorp—were at the root of her condition, which she terms 'spikopathy.' After exploring various treatments, including Peter McCullough’s spike protein detox protocol, she found that a specific peptide, KPV, made the most significant difference. Within days of starting KPV, her gut health, sleep, and overall energy dramatically improved. She also implemented a low-histamine diet, intermittent fasting, red light therapy, infrared sauna use, and targeted supplements like luteolin and NAC, while avoiding quercetin and nicotine due to adverse reactions. Dr. May emphasizes the importance of personalized medicine, cautioning against one-size-fits-all approaches and highlighting the dangers of following influencers without individualized research. She underscores the growing public health threat of post-COVID spikopathies, which may lead to autoimmune diseases, cancer, and chronic illness in previously healthy individuals. The episode ends with a call to action for listeners to seek expert guidance and share their own experiences. Key takeaways include: (1) High spike protein antibody levels (over 1,000–2,000) may indicate ongoing spikopathy and warrant investigation; (2) KPV peptide shows promise for gut and mast cell stabilization in long COVID patients; (3) Personalized, epigenetic-informed treatment is essential—what works for one may harm another; (4) Lifestyle interventions like fasting, sauna, and red light therapy can support recovery; (5) Avoiding inflammatory supplements like quercetin and nicotine is critical for those with MCAS; (6) LabCorp testing offers more accurate antibody quantification than Quest; (7) The post-COVID spikopathy epidemic may pose a greater long-term health risk than the initial pandemic; (8) Always consult a specialist familiar with long COVID and spikopathy, such as Dr. Pierre Corey’s team.