Long-Haul COVID Support

Common Challenges With Long-Haul COVID

• Brain fog, memory, and concentration difficulty
• Persistent fatigue
• Dizziness or lightheadedness
• Sleep disturbances
• Sensory sensitivity (light, sound)
• Difficulty with balance or coordination

How MST™ Works With the Brain

MST™ helps the brain learn or relearn multi-sensory filtering. It simultaneously engages prescribed frequencies of colored light, vestibular (motion) stimulation, auditory stimulation, and somatosensory input, processed together at the brainstem and subcortical level. These lower-brain circuits are closely tied to the autonomic nervous system, and some long-haul COVID symptoms — fatigue, dizziness, brain fog — overlap with the multisensory and nervous-system regulation challenges MST™ is explored for in other populations, such as post-concussion recovery.

The typical program is a 12-day in-office intensive (two 30-minute sessions per day), followed by an 18-day at-home continuation. Most people notice early changes before the program is complete, though the full effect is typically not apparent until around 90 days.

MST™ is not a stand-alone intervention. It is intended as an adjunct to a person’s overall care, and it is designed to provide a foundation for higher-level interventions (such as classroom instruction, speech, cognitive or occupational therapy, and tutoring) that presume a solid base of sensory processing. It works from the bottom up, at the subcortical level, on how the brain takes in input rather than on the output a person is asked to produce. These statements have not been evaluated by any regulatory authority and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.