Positives

• “Fixed my severe dizziness and hypoxia in 4 months; follow-up tweaks keep me symptom-free after reinfections.”

• Partners report that Vaughn’s triple-anticoagulant “triple therapy” “definitely helped my wife”, giving her a markedly better quality of life when other doctors had run out of ideas.

• A long-hauler said that after just four weeks on the protocol she could work a full week in the office with minimal brain-fog or fatigue.

• Patients praise Vaughn’s “detective” approach—he spotted May-Thurner vein compression in one case, leading to stenting and extra functional gains.

• Vaughn’s Microvascular Research Foundation claims that ~80 % of 1,500 Long-COVID patients show “significant symptom reduction.”

Negatives

• Several posters felt pressured to wire $3,000 within a week for a six-month package and called the pay-up-front model “scammy.”

• One user paid $750 for the micro-clot blood kit and was “completely ghosted” for weeks, describing chaotic communication and having to chase a refund.

• A patient with grade-4 microclots said “I did not get better” after months on triple therapy despite the high cost.

• Others report that the regimen reactivated viruses and “made my MCAS way worse,” leaving them sicker than before.

• An anemic poster felt worsening fatigue and feared bleeding risks while on the cocktail.

• Forum critics note the clinic’s microclot test “always comes back 3.5/4,” calling Vaughn a “quack” selling an unvalidated assay.

• One detailed review said that if you’re still not improved by month 4-5, “therapy probably isn’t the answer” and progress tends to plateau.

• Another reviewer concluded the programme was “pretty useless to me” despite hefty fees, echoing similar disappointment in a separate triple-therapy write-up.

• Medical journalists warn that triple-anticoagulation carries significant bleeding risk and lacks controlled evidence in Long-COVID—raising safety concerns.Gavi