Long CovidFor majority of people Covid is a 2 week illness you deal with, and you usually go back to normal. For others, that's not the case. Some people feel lingering effects for several weeks, and months. Have a look at this article, and then look at publication on what LSALT does. https://www.news-medical.net/amp/news/20210607/Could-sustained-inflammation-following-mild-to-moderate-COVID-19-be-a-driver-of-long-COVID.aspx "IL-8 is produced by lung epithelium and by airway resident macrophages and promotes the migration of inflammatoryT cellsand neutrophils into the lung tissue, leading to alveolar damage. Its levels persist at high levels in LC, perhaps promoting long-term inflammation" What lsalt peptide does according to publications: "In the publication, DPEP-1 was identified for the first time as a major leukocyte (white blood cell) adhesion receptor on the lung, liver and kidneyendothelium. LSALT differs from typical anti-inflammatory drugs by targeting this novel adhesion receptor rather than targeting individual cytokines, of which there are over 30 currently known.