This is an excellent article that everyone should read because the information pertains to the vaccinated, as well as those that have had covid (even unknowingly). This is an article EVERYONE should be saving and passing along to virtually EVERYONE else at this point... I did not know this site existed and I am 100% pro-othomolecular treatments for MANY conditions. This man writes well and certainly explains the importance of the D-dimer testing and testing levels of troponin. This is the crux of this info:

Nearly all of the elevated troponin and D-dimer levels at this point in the pandemic will be secondary to persistent spike protein presence in the body following COVID infection, one or more COVID vaccinations, or both. The likely ease of spike protein transmission also means there will be some individuals who have elevated test levels without having knowledge of ever having been infected, and without a history of vaccination. In other words, these tests should be performed in everyone at this point in time, and any elevations should be aggressively treated. And if those tests are completely normal, they will still serve as excellent baseline data when dealing with future medical conditions or infections, COVID-related or otherwise.

There is no one set protocol for dealing with a persistent spike protein syndrome with elevated troponin and/or D-dimer levels. Some individuals will respond quickly and regain a normal health status after relatively minimal measures are taken. Others will require very aggressive and prolonged treatments, and still others will simply not normalize regardless of what is done. In younger patients, the inability to regain a normal health status should be extremely rare, especially when a quality regimen of nutrients, vitamins, and minerals is being introduced for the first time.

The following recommendations apply to an individual with elevated troponin and D-dimer levels, or with either one elevated and the other normal. Specific reference ranges, or normal ranges, for these tests should come from the laboratory running the tests, since significant variation in these ranges can be seen from one testing source versus another. These recommendations apply to both the clinically normal individual and someone who is suffering from chronic COVID or any of a variety of nonspecific symptoms. This protocol, and all variations thereof, should be administered with the guidance of a licensed healthcare professional.

Intravenous vitamin C, dosed roughly between 50 and 150 grams (1 gram/kilogram body weight), infused over 60 to 120 minutes. Add 25 mg of hydrocortisone to each IV. If not available, take 50 mg of hydrocortisone orally about one hour before start of infusion. Also add 500 to 1,500 mg of magnesium chloride to each IV bag. For more information on vitamin C administration: [77]

Alternatively, take 5 packets of LivOn Labs liposome-encapsulated vitamin C orally three times daily. [78] If available take 10 to 20 mg of hydrocortisone orally with each dose.

Alternatively, 2 to 4 grams of sodium ascorbate in juice three times daily with 10 to 20 mg of hydrocortisone with each dose. Follow each vitamin C infusion with a separate infusion of methylene blue [a potent anti-pathogen proven to be of great benefit even in the most advanced stages of COVID] [79-84]:

50 mg of MB in 250 ml of 5% dextrose solution can be infused over 30 to 45 minutes.

Alternatively, 50 mg of MB can be taken orally each day of vitamin C administration. 5 ml of 1% MB solution in juice (tomato a good option). Taking through a straw avoids temporary teeth and tongue staining. Prompt administration of 3% hydrogen peroxide removes skin stains. Hydrogen peroxide nebulizations as tolerated to eliminate low-grade colonizations of COVID and other pathogens in the aerodigestive and lower digestive tracts. [85] Any, or all, of the following nutrient/vitamin/mineral supplements for general support of long-term health: [86]

Vitamin C Magnesium chloride Zinc and quercetin Vitamin D Vitamin K2 Olive leaf extract Multivitamin, multimineral preparation that has no added calcium, iron, or copper Nattokinase, lumbrokinase, and/or serrapeptase to minimize any future blood clotting problems At the discretion of the healthcare professional, any of the following measures can be added:

Ozonated blood or ozonated saline infusions Ultraviolet irradiation treatments of the blood Intravenous infusions of hydrogen peroxide Hyperbaric oxygen treatments Chlorine dioxide treatments Hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine Ivermectin Any modifications of these treatments, along with deciding how long they should be continued, must be determined on an individual basis with the help of the chosen healthcare professional working with the patient.