Today on the root cause medicine podcast. A big part of it that we have to understand, and one of the things about the SARS family of virus and especially SARS-Cove 2, is the mechanics of it are a little different than, say, an influenza virus, which is close, but not the same, or an adenovirus or one of these other viruses.

They all do these little tricky things to get in your cells and infect you.

But with SARS, and especially with SARS-Cove 2, what happens is they have extraordinary ways

of getting to the cell, and then they do a switching where they

switch the chemistry of immune invasion to make you a better target.

What's up guys? We have a really special episode for you today on long haul

COVID. We're going to go through things like what what do long-haul COVID and chronic fatigue syndrome

have in common?

How can you reduce your risk of long-haul COVID?

And what are the ingredients your immune system needs to work?

We're going to talk about supplements, which ones work, which ones don't.

And we're going to do a deep dive into some ones you may have heard of, like vitamin C, quercetin. Should you take them

and why? You'll learn a ton from Dr. Anderson and I'm so thrilled that he joined us today

on the Rood Cause Medicine podcast. Dr. Paul Anderson is a recognized integrative and

functional medicine practitioner who specializes in complex chronic illness and cancer care.

In addition to three decades of clinical experience, Dr. Anderson also has experience as the head of the research arm of a U.S.

NIH-funded human research study on IV therapeutics and cancer patients.

He founded advanced medical therapies in Seattle and now focuses his time collaborating with clinics and hospital systems across the world to advance the care of patients with complex chronic illnesses and cancer.

Dr. Anderson also spends a ton of time educating clinicians and I myself have taken some of his amazing courses.

You will love today's episode if you are someone who's looking

to figure out how to make sure your immune system works well, how to stay resilient against any

infection, and how to bounce back if you get one. Before we get started, though, I want to talk to you

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