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<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>
Hi-- Another listserv informed its members of Dr. Tabor's willingness to
talk via email or phone regarding the use of Revival, a soy product for
menopausal women. I emailed him asking about its potential implications
for those of us with CD, and here is his response. I don't know where he
is located nor his speciality. I'm sharing this for your interest, and I
can't verify the reliability of this information. I'm also not using this
product at this time...
Mildred Oberkotter
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From: "Aaron Tabor, MD", INTERNET:[log in to unmask]
To: Mildred Oberkotter, MildieO
Date: 1/10/99 9:44 PM
Hello Mrs. Oberkotter. Dr. Tabor here. We have several patients with
Celiac disease that take Revival successfully. We believe it to be
gluten-free. The soy itself should not affect you in a negative way. The
soy isoflavones are also known to help reduce gut inflammation which can be
of added benefit to you. Please call me or contact me again if I can be of
further help.
Kindest Regards,
Aaron Tabor, MD
800-500-8053
www. revivalsoy.com
Mildred Oberkotter wrote:
> I have Celiac Disease, managed with diet and food supplements. I'm 63
> years old and in good health.
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> I am wondering if there is any contraindication of eating soy products -
> will having "too much" soy do any harm for those of us with Celiac
> Disease or any other digestive disorder?
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