Investigating metabolic modulation therapy for persistent symptoms after COVID-19 vaccination. A 3-month randomized controlled trial with comprehensive testing at no cost.
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3 Months
100 Participants
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$0 (Free)
Recent research has identified key mechanisms underlying PACVS, pointing toward metabolic dysfunction as a potential therapeutic target.
Post-Acute COVID-19 Vaccination Syndrome (PACVS) is a condition involving persistent, multi-system symptoms that develop after COVID-19 vaccination. With an estimated prevalence of approximately 0.02%, it shares features with post-viral syndromes such as ME/CFS and dysautonomia.
Research shows that over 80% of patients experience malaise and chronic fatigue as primary symptoms, with overlapping clusters affecting cognitive, cardiovascular, and nervous system function.
Research identifies impaired mitochondrial function including reduced ATP production, oxidative stress, and elevated succinate levels indicating a block in Complex II of the energy pathway. This contributes to the fatigue and exercise intolerance characteristic of PACVS.
Growing evidence suggests persistent spike protein, particularly the S1 subunit, contributes to endothelial dysfunction, inflammatory signaling, and metabolic shifts toward glycolysis, disrupting normal cellular energy production.
Studies show patients reach their lactate threshold earlier and burn fat less efficiently during physical activity. These metabolic changes correlate directly with symptom severity and reduced exercise tolerance.
Review the criteria below to see if you may be eligible. Our team will conduct full screening during your consultation.
Your participation journey from application to study completion.
Complete the form above with your contact information and basic screening questions. Our team will review and contact you within 48 hours.
Visit our clinic in Prospera ZEDE, Roatรกn, Honduras for comprehensive baseline assessment including blood samples, quality of life surveys, 6-minute walking test, and heart rate variability measurement.
Take your assigned supplement (ViTAL SCAN or placebo) daily at home. Track doses using our notification app. Continue normal activities while monitoring symptoms.
Return for final measurements. We'll repeat all baseline tests to evaluate changes in metabolic markers, physical performance, and quality of life.
A metabolic modulation approach targeting mitochondrial function and cellular energy production.
Based on emerging research linking PACVS to mitochondrial dysfunction, the ViTAL SCAN protocol combines amino acids, vitamins, and metabolic modulators to support cellular energy generation, reduce oxidative stress, and regulate inflammatory pathways.
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PAC-19QoL questionnaire for functional independence
6-Minute Walking Test for exercise capacity
Continuous monitoring via chest strap
HbA1c, blood lactate, lipid profile
C-reactive protein and spike protein levels
No, participation is completely free. The study protocol, supplements, and all tests are provided at no cost. You will need to arrange your own transportation to Roatรกn, Honduras for study visits.
Monetary compensation is not provided. The benefit to participants includes free comprehensive testing and potentially benefiting from the intervention if assigned to the treatment group.
This is a double-blinded study. Neither you nor the clinical staff will know your group assignment during the trial. This ensures unbiased results. You may learn your assignment after the study concludes.
All ViTAL SCAN components have established safety profiles at doses below their lowest observed adverse effect levels. Potential side effects are generally mild and may include gastrointestinal discomfort. Full details will be provided in the informed consent form.
Two in-person visits to our clinic in Prospera ZEDE, Roatรกn, Honduras: one for initial baseline assessment and one for follow-up after the 3-month intervention period.
Yes. All data is anonymized when shared with researchers. Your name, birthdate, and identifying information are removed and replaced with a unique identifier for analysis purposes only.
Yes. This study is currently under consideration for IRB approval and is registered on ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT06967428).
If you're experiencing persistent symptoms after COVID-19 vaccination, check your eligibility today.