Quote from lil chick on February 11, 2020, 6:10 am

I get mass emails occasionally from this online doc.  He should be on our list of people that we need to contact because VA could be a missing link in his protocol.  Here is a quote from a recent email (bolding is mine).  It also mentions my current interest, that of multiple chemical sensitivities :

begin quote "When I published my thyroid book back in 2009 it was the first book to address the fact that hypothyroidism is an autoimmune disease in 90 percent of cases. It was also the first book to take peer-reviewed literature on autoimmunity and turn that into autoimmune protocols people could use on their own. 

That book was the result of many frustrating years of seeing one hypothyroid patient after another, none of whom had gotten any lasting results in either conventional or alternative medicine.

I didn't know much about the immune system then and I had to spend countless hours learning, reading, and testing as much as I could so I could genuinely help patients. 

Although I've learned a lot, the truth is, the immune system is highly complex, highly unique, and ever changing in response to the world inside and outside of the body. 

That's why when my autoimmune patients started popping up with new issues, I knew I had more to learn. Why did so many have multiple food and chemical sensitivities, and why were those issues sometimes getting worse with autoimmune protocols?

This journey led me to explore the concepts of immune tolerance and create clinical protocols for my patients so their hard work at autoimmune management wouldn't backfire on them. I turned that extensive experimentation and research of the most cutting-edge studies into a new course called 3D Immune Tolerance Program: Build a More Resilient, Less Reactive Immune System. 

In this video I explain a little bit about that journey and why, if you have autoimmunity, you absolutely must understand the concepts of immune tolerance...  "  end quote

(I haven't watched the video, I'm thinking that it probably doesn't mention VA overload.)