If there was a guy out there driving around selling bromide tablets to people as a substitute for dangerous chloride in your biochemistry I think asking if you’

If there was a guy out there driving around selling bromide tablets to people as a substitute for dangerous chloride in your biochemistry I think asking if you’ve bought anything from the back of a wagon is a reasonable response. Doctors as a group often try to solve health problems by looking for societal trends. It’s how a lot of diseases get spotted. They’re not saying that using an LLM is the dangerous thing, they’re saying there might be some correlation between soliciting advice from the machine and unusual conditions and it merits further study, so please ask your patients.