Condition Library

Conditions

Evidence-based research, JD chapter coverage, mechanism breakdowns, lab guidance, and supplement protocols organized by condition. Each page names the drivers, lists the symptoms, and points to the next useful question.

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Conditions covered
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JD guide chapters
Post-Viral RecoveryUpdated Aug 4

Long COVID

Evidence-based research and recovery protocols for post-viral syndromes, from viral persistence and microclots to mitochondrial repair and immune modulation.

Post-exertionalCognitiveAutonomicImmune+1
Explore research4 mechanisms · 14 symptoms
DysautonomiaUpdated Aug 4

POTS / Dysautonomia

Evidence-based research and recovery protocols for Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, nervous system recalibration, and overlapping mast-cell and connective-tissue drivers.

StandingAutonomicVolumeVagal tone+1
Explore research4 mechanisms · 14 symptoms
Immune HyperreactivityUpdated Aug 4

Mast Cell Activation Syndrome

Evidence-based research on histamine intolerance, mast cell stabilization, and the MCAS-POTS-EDS connection, from mediator testing and DAO deficiency to trigger identification and immune recovery protocols.

HistamineTriggersTrifectaStabilization+1
Explore research4 mechanisms · 14 symptoms
Biotoxin IllnessUpdated Aug 4

Mold / CIRS

Evidence-based research on mycotoxin exposure, Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome, and detox protocols, from HLA-DR genetics and biotoxin pathways to binder strategies and immune recovery.

ExposureBiotoxinsGeneticsBinders+1
Explore research4 mechanisms · 14 symptoms
How these conditions connect

They rarely travel alone.

Long COVID, POTS, MCAS, and mold illness show substantial overlap in the research. Viral persistence, mast cell activation, autonomic dysregulation, and biotoxin burden all sit on common ground: the glycocalyx, vascular endothelium, mitochondria, and nervous system. Treating one driver in isolation often stalls; addressing the shared substrate tends to move everything.

Each condition page links the others in its Related section so you can follow the overlap. The Junction Dysfunction Guide is the unifying framework — read the abstract for the underlying mechanism map.

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