Cell Salt Experiment: Long Term Assessment

Quite a while ago -- 14 March 2020, in fact, which seems these days like something that happened when dinosaurs roamed the earth -- I started a sequence of posts that invited readers to take part in an experiment based on my ongoing research. You can find the posts here: 

https://ecosophia.dreamwidth.org/81817.html
https://ecosophia.dreamwidth.org/84513.html
https://ecosophia.dreamwidth.org/86784.html
https://ecosophia.dreamwidth.org/105216.html
https://ecosophia.dreamwidth.org/122390.html
https://ecosophia.dreamwidth.org/140923.html

The short form, for those who don't want to wade through a sequence of posts, is that a century ago, an alternative health practitioner named Dr. George W. Carey came up with a protocol that uses cell salts -- one subset of homeopathic medicines -- to bring about a general improvement in physical, mental, and spiritual health. After close study of Carey's decidedly weird writings, I worked out the protocol and presented it to readers, and we did a questionnaire-based pilot study that found statistically significant positive results from the protocol. 

All this will be part of a book eventually. In the mean time, however, one of my readers asked a little while ago whether it would be possible to have a discussion of the long term effects of the protocol. Carey thought that it would take three years of steady use to make the benefits of the protocol permanent; it's a little early for that, of course, but it struck me that this would indeed be a good time to check in. 

Also, since this journal already hosts a weekly open post on the Covid mess, it occurs to me to ask: if you were on the protocol, did you get Covid, and if so, how was your experience compared to those of other people you know?