Dr. med. Carlo Brogna

Dr. Carlo Brogna is a doctor, dentist, and internationally renowned researcher with a radically new focus at the intersection of virology, bacteriology, and neuroscience. His research has attracted global attention, particularly his groundbreaking studies on the production of neurotoxic peptides by genetically modified bacteria in the human microbiome. Contrary to classical doctrine, which views pathogens in isolation, Brogna intensively investigates symbiotic microbial interactions in biofilms. He proved that bacteriophages can transmit highly complex toxins to their cellular hosts, systematically poisoning a patient from the inside - a key to understanding the "brain fog" and severe exhaustion (CFS) frequently associated with Post-Lyme or Long-COVID.

Using modern metagenomic sequencing, Dr. Brogna has unequivocally proven that viruses, retroviruses, and bacteriophages colonizing the intestinal microbiome trigger massive toxic cascades under physiological stress conditions. In patient cohorts (such as Long-COVID or Post-Lyme), he detected conotoxin-like peptides. These extremely dangerous neurotoxins easily cross the blood-brain barrier. They bind to nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, thereby causing profound neurological deficits - from massive "brain fog" to complete cellular exhaustion (CFS). This approach revolutionizes treatment because it considers not the virus in a vacuum, but its symbiosis with resident bacterial biofilms for toxin fabrication.