Summary

After four short weeks of implementing the program, Louise went from using a wheelchair to taking her 6-year-old twin daughters to an adventure playground where she walked for most of a day with no symptoms.  Previously, Louise needed to wear medical-grade compression stockings; she no longer requires these. At one point, she was fainting excessively and chipped her front teeth, resulting in veneers. Now she reports no more fainting, no more brain fog, and she has much more energy!

Dr. Louise’s resting heart rate before (left) and after (right) doing the DNRS program to recover from POTS.

From Physician to Patient

Dr. Louise Evans was working as a general practitioner in the UK when her health took an unexpected turn.

After contracting COVID-19 for a second time in March 2021, she developed a range of debilitating symptoms, including POTS, brain fog, chronic fatigue, and post-exertional malaise. Her condition progressed quickly, leaving her unable to walk and ultimately requiring the use of a wheelchair.

She was forced to step away from work as her ability to function declined.

A Rapid Shift in Capacity

After trying multiple approaches without meaningful improvement, Louise came across DNRS and decided to begin the program.

Within just a few weeks, her condition began to change significantly.

She transitioned from relying on a wheelchair to walking for extended periods, including spending most of a day on her feet during an outing with her young daughters. Activities that had previously been out of reach became possible again.

Other symptoms began to shift as well. She no longer required compression stockings, her fainting episodes resolved, and her energy levels improved noticeably.

Measurable Changes

One of the most striking aspects of Louise’s recovery has been the objective changes she has observed.

She noted a clear improvement in her heart rate, reflecting changes in her POTS symptoms, alongside a reduction in brain fog and an overall increase in physical capacity.

At one point, her condition had been severe enough to cause frequent fainting episodes. Now, those symptoms have resolved, and she is able to engage in daily activities without the same level of limitation.

Continuing the Recovery Journey

Louise shared an update in a message reflecting on her progress:

“Thank you so so much for giving me my life back… you have set me on my road to healing.”

While she reports that her POTS symptoms have resolved, she also acknowledges that her recovery is ongoing, particularly in areas such as fatigue and neuropathy.

“I still have work to do… but six weeks ago I couldn’t get out of bed after a short trip.”

Her perspective reflects both the rapid progress she has experienced and a grounded understanding of continued healing.

As she continues implementing the program, she remains committed to her recovery—and to sharing what she has learned more broadly within the medical community.