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Chronic EBV / Mono Reactivation Treatment in Austin

17 holistic practitioners in Austin who can help with Chronic EBV / Mono Reactivation. Gabriel's evidence-based protocols, matched to local practitioners.

17 Practitioners

4 Treatments

1+ Supplements

Gabriel's Approach to Chronic EBV / Mono Reactivation

Gabriel treats chronic EBV as immune failure—body can't suppress virus so it reactivates, causes chronic symptoms (fatigue, sore throat, swollen glands, brain fog, muscle/joint pain, fever/chills, new food sensitivities, autoimmune disease). Conventional medicine denies chronic EBV exists beyond acu...

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Key Supplements

Monolaurin 1-3g/day (antiviral—disrupts viral envelope, highly effective for EBV), L-Lysine 3-6g/day (inhibits viral replication—take away from meals, suppresses EBV), Olive Leaf Extract 500mg 3-4x/day (antiviral), Lemon Balm (Melissa) 500mg 3x/day (antiviral, calming), Cat's Claw (TOA-free Samento) 1-2 droppers 3x/day (immune modulation, antiviral), Medicinal Mushrooms (immune support, increase NK cells): Reishi, Cordyceps, Turkey Tail, Shiitake 1-3g/day combined, Zinc 30-50mg (critical for immune function, antiviral), Vitamin C 3-6g/day divided (immune, antiviral—bowel tolerance dose), Vitamin D3 5000-10000 IU (immune regulation, most EBV patients deficient), Selenium 200-400mcg (antioxidant, immune), Vitamin A 10,000-25,000 IU (immune, mucous membranes), Curcumin 1-2g 3x/day (anti-inflammatory), Quercetin 1000mg 3x/day (antiviral, anti-inflammatory), NAC 1200-1800mg/day (glutathione precursor, antioxidant), Methylcobalamin B12 5000mcg + Methylfolate 1-5mg (methylation—detox viral load), Low-Dose Naltrexone (LDN) 1.5-4.5mg bedtime (immune modulation—many chronic EBV patients improve), Astragalus (immune tonic—long-term support), Probiotics 50-100B CFU (gut-immune axis), Omega-3 2-4g/day (anti-inflammatory), Licorice Root (antiviral, immune—but raises BP, use cautiously)

Key Lab Markers

EBV panel (CRITICAL—need full panel to assess reactivation): VCA IgM (acute infection—positive in recent/active infection), VCA IgG (past infection—positive in 90% adults, tells you you've had EBV), Early Antigen (EA-D) IgG (reactivation—if elevated, suggests active replication), EBNA IgG (past infection—appears late, should be positive if old infection; if negative with positive VCA IgG, suggests recent infection or reactivation), EBV DNA PCR (quantitative—measures viral load, best test for reactivation but expensive, not always available), EBV antibody pattern interpretation: Acute mono (VCA IgM+, VCA IgG+, EA+, EBNA-), Past infection (VCA IgG+, EBNA+, others negative), Reactivation (VCA IgG+, EA IgG elevated, EBNA+, VCA IgM may be negative), CBC (lymphocytosis with atypical lymphocytes in acute, may be normal in chronic), Liver enzymes (ALT/AST—often elevated in EBV), Comprehensive metabolic panel, Vitamin D (optimal 60-80), Zinc, Selenium, B12, Folate, NK cell function (functional medicine test—often low in chronic EBV), Cytokine panel if available (IL-6, TNF-alpha—inflammation), Comprehensive stool test (gut-immune connection), Organic acids test (assess immune/mitochondrial function, viral markers), Thyroid antibodies (EBV triggers Hashimoto's), ANA (EBV triggers other autoimmune)

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