el_squared
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Hi there,
I'm being treated at Stanford, although pretty much remotely, only corresponding with a nurse by email. Yesterday I was told that coxsackie levels "were significantly elevated" (I don't have the actual test to look at yet) and they recommend taking Equilibrant. However, I do see a 2009 interview with Dr. Chia ( http://phoenixrising.me/archives/865 ) in which he says people with autoimmune conditions should not take this supplement. Stanford seems to be ignoring my concern about this, and isn't explaining why.
The auto immune condition that I have is Celiac Disease -- I've been gluten free since being diagnosed 10 years ago.
So I'm wondering:
1. Does anyone know if this opinion of Dr. Chia's has changed?
2. Are you someone with a known auto immune condition who has taken Equilbrant? If so, how did it work for you?
I'm being treated at Stanford, although pretty much remotely, only corresponding with a nurse by email. Yesterday I was told that coxsackie levels "were significantly elevated" (I don't have the actual test to look at yet) and they recommend taking Equilibrant. However, I do see a 2009 interview with Dr. Chia ( http://phoenixrising.me/archives/865 ) in which he says people with autoimmune conditions should not take this supplement. Stanford seems to be ignoring my concern about this, and isn't explaining why.
The auto immune condition that I have is Celiac Disease -- I've been gluten free since being diagnosed 10 years ago.
So I'm wondering:
1. Does anyone know if this opinion of Dr. Chia's has changed?
2. Are you someone with a known auto immune condition who has taken Equilbrant? If so, how did it work for you?