06/01/2026
Spike Proteins, Long-Haul COVID, Chronic Inflammation, and Treatments
For many individuals, it can become a multisystem inflammatory condition affecting the immune system, nervous system, cardiovascular system, mitochondria, gut, brain function, and overall inflammatory burden.
Emerging research suggests that in some individuals, fragments of spike protein can persist in the body long after infection and after vaccination as well.
This can contribute to ongoing immune activation, inflammation, endothelial dysfunction, microclotting, MCAS, nervous system dysregulation, and chronic inflammatory patterns.
Some researchers estimate that a significant subset of the population may have more difficulty clearing spike proteins effectively due to factors involving immune dysregulation, detoxification capacity, genetics, inflammatory burden, mitochondrial dysfunction, and underlying chronic illness terrain.
One area of growing interest in integrative and biologic medicine is blood filtration and extracorporeal therapies designed to help reduce inflammatory burden and support detoxification.
These therapies may include:
✨ INUSpheresis
A highly specialized two way blood filtration therapy designed to remove spike proteins and environmental toxic burden from the plasma.
✨ Therapeutic Apheresis
Blood purification therapy that separates and filter components of the blood to help reduce inflammatory mediators and immune burden.
✨ Plasmapheresis
A plasma exchange therapy where plasma containing inflammatory substances, antibodies, immune complexes, and toxins is removed and replaced to help modulate immune activity.
The goal of these therapies is not simply “detox,” but helping reduce inflammatory load, improve circulation, expel spike proteins, support immune regulation, and create a more stable internal environment for healing.
At The Lyme Specialist, we partner with hospitals offering advanced integrative biologic medicine approaches for complex chronic illness.
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