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Epstein Barr Virus Protocol

Last updated 4/30/2026

Epstein Barr Virus Protocol

Core Nutrients:

  • Vitamin C - 2-7.5g IV
  • B-Complex Plus - 2ml (see breakdown in Quick Reference Guide)
  • Magnesium - 500mg - 1g
  • Zinc - 5-10mg
  • SD Shot - 350mg
  • Taurine - 500mg
  • Frequency - Weekly

  • NAD+ 100mg-250mg IV slow infusion (Adverse effects - chest tightness/nausea)
  • Frequency - 2 x weekly

  • IM Coenzyme Q10 - 45mg
  • Frequency - 2 weekly

Please be aware you are stepping outside of wellness protocols for some doses

Frequency Framework

Acute Post-Viral Phase: Weekly x 4–6 weeks

Reassessment:

  • Review fatigue score
  • Review labs
  • Taper to fortnightly or discontinue

Avoid indefinite ongoing therapy without clinical review.

Adverse effects:

  • Nausea if infused too quickly
  • Vein irritation
  • Osmotic diuresis
  • Flushing
  • Hypotension (if pushed too fast)

Absolute Contraindications

  • Acute EBV with splenic enlargement
  • Unexplained lymphadenopathy
  • Active malignancy without oncologist oversight
  • Significant renal impairment
  • Decompensated liver disease
  • Pregnancy (relative — assess individually)

Important Compliance Statement (Australia)

This protocol:

  • Is supportive only
  • Does not treat or cure Epstein–Barr Virus
  • Must not be marketed as antiviral therapy
  • Must be prescribed appropriately
  • Must comply with TGA advertising code

Most patients presenting with "chronic EBV" fatigue:

  • Actually have multi-factorial fatigue
  • Often have iron deficiency, thyroid imbalance, stress dysregulation, sleep disturbance
  • Benefit from a broader integrative assessment

Treat the patient — not the antibody