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Stopped eating wheat; inflammation symptoms ended (stuffy sinuses, runny nose, etc). now started chia seeds, runny nose back. inflammatory?
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Best to stop: It may not be related. But if symptoms started once to began taking it then it is best to stop the supplement
Answered 6/7/2014
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