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Dr. Diane Counce recommends that patients who are not experiencing symptoms of vaccine injury improve gut health and the gut microbiome. She also recommends Nattokinase, NAC and bromelain. For those experiencing symptoms, then treats those specifically - often multiple symptoms at a time. Dr. Suzanne Gazda says she treats post-vaccine symptoms in her patients with the FLCCC I-RECOVER Post Vaccine protocol. She also notes that every patient is different, so they need to be treated individually. She ends on a note of hope - “I’m telling you, people can get better.”

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