What I Found in My Clients' Tests After Long COVID — And Why It Changes Everything — Why This Doesn’t Resolve on Its Own

The most important question people ask me is: why hasn&#8217;t this gotten better with time? Because of epigenetics. When NAD&#8314; stays depleted long enough, the enzymes that regulate DNA methylation &#8212; DNMT3A and TET2, both NAD&#8314;-dependent &#8212; begin to fail. This means the epigenetic programs that control which genes are on and which are off begin to drift. And those drifted programs can persist long after the original viral trigger is gone. The virus cleared. The epigenetic disruption remained. The metabolic failure is now self-sustaining at the level of gene regulation. This is not dramatic &#8212; it is biology. And it is also why the intervention has to go upstream, to restore the metabolic conditions that allow epigenetic repair to actually happen. If anything in this post describes what you&#8217;ve been living since COVID &#8212; the fatigue, the fog, the gut that changed, the mood that never came back &#8212; I want you to know that it has a mechanism. And mechanisms are addressable. This is the lens I work through. If you want your case looked at this way, reach out. &#8212; Mohammed | Biomelogic Systems biology-based consulting for complex, treatment-resistant gut and immune dysfunction Share this if someone you know is still searching for answers. The more people understand the real biology, the better the questions they&#8217;ll know to ask.