VSRF LIVE TONIGHT: Episode 237: Kevin McCairn, PhD and Mary Talley Bowden, MD
Tuesday, July 21: 7pm Eastern | 4pm Pacific
Tonight on VSRF Live, we’re taking a close look at one of the most talked-about emerging treatment approaches for people suffering from persistent symptoms after COVID infection or COVID vaccination.
Millions of people continue to struggle with chronic fatigue, neurological problems, cardiovascular symptoms, brain fog, and other debilitating conditions months—or even years—later. Many feel they’ve run out of options.
Joining me tonight are Dr. Kevin McCairn, the neuroscientist behind the Edogawa Protocol being developed in Japan, and Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, who has treated thousands of COVID patients and continues to care for individuals with persistent post-COVID and post-vaccination illness.
We’ll discuss the science behind the Edogawa Protocol, including Double Filtration Plasmapheresis (DFPP) and the biological mechanisms its developers believe may contribute to persistent illness, such as neuroinflammation, immune dysregulation, vascular dysfunction, and mitochondrial impairment.
We’ll also tackle the practical questions many patients are asking: How does DFPP actually work? What results have physicians in Japan observed so far? What are the potential risks and limitations? What research is still needed? And what would it take for this treatment approach to become available in the United States?
I look forward to seeing you tonight!
Steve
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Please address if this also helps people who are not injected but have been exposed to shedding and the shedding is also causing spike protein to be produced by the individuals from shedding.
Also if this procedure is helping to heal the vaccine injured , and it’s only in Japan -,as wonderful as it is that’s it’s helping the injured - what happens when they return to their homes or when they’re exposed again -or to others who are still shedding?
The flu shot coming out this season is mRNA. The shedding will increase all over again and trigger the spike to rise. Even though many have stopped taking the C jab - there are still many who take it and continue to take it. It’s still out there.
Will the injuries come back?
Does this type of procedure that appears to be similar to dialysis type treatment need to be repeated? If so how often?