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we are a team devoted to you, your health, happiness & future. here’s a free test that you can do online to as*ess your risk of having cirs.  please click the bu*ton, take the test, i’ll reply to drug dependence & addiction can be a nightmare, getting into recovery can be tough.   medications such as suboxone can help.  dr. oenbrink is board-certified in addiction medicine.  he has medication protocols to as*ist in a variety of addicting substances & behaviors.. fragrance use may result in you being turned away from your appointment as it causes health problems for staff & other patients. of your symptoms that gives us a good idea if you have chronic inflammation.  once you’ve completed the test, wait for our reply to let you know the results of your test. it comes in such a variety of forms, each with it’s own optimal form of treatment.  sensitive c-reactive protein (hs-crp), it does not always present that way.   physical exam findings include heat, swelling, redness among other findings.  impaired function is a big give-away; inflamed organs and structures don’t work right.  an inflamed brain often presents with a variety of emotional and mental illnesses. removing inflammation, healing, also generally restores normal function; if not immediately, then certainly with a bit of “tincture of time”. chronic inflammatory response syndrome, “cirs” is a syndrome that 25% of the population is genetically susceptible to.   cirs susceptibility is a genetic trait pas*ed through families.  “genes load the gun, exposure pulls the trigger.”  exposures come in a variety of forms, locally, toxic mold exposure in buildings is the most common means, although others such as lyme disease, certain illnesses, even vaccines can trigger the onset of the syndrome among the susceptible.  any exposure that causes a “cytokine storm” is a potential cirs-triggering event.  cirs shortens lifespan while causing great pain and suffering.  physicians generally tell their patients that “you look fine, your lab work is normal”.  that’s