Written from the practice
Both books emerged from the same clinical problem: too much published complexity, too little actionable guidance for the people who need it most.
Long COVID: The Journey for Help
Most Long COVID patients arrive at a specialist after months or years of being told their tests are normal. This book starts from that experience rather than from a diagnostic algorithm. It covers how Long COVID's component syndromes work, what the treatment evidence actually shows, and how patients can work with their providers to build a coherent plan — without needing a neurology or cardiology background to follow the argument.
Get the Book on Amazon →Long COVID: A Clinical Guide for Primary Care
Seventeen chapters organized around the sub-syndrome framework: dysautonomia, central sensitization, MCAS, disordered sleep, brain fog, and hypermobility — each with evidence-based pharmacotherapy sequences, case vignettes, and a critique of where the current literature's conclusions outrun its data. The goal is a reference a primary care provider can actually use between appointments, not a review article that recites mechanisms without reaching clinical conclusions.
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