Anti-inflammatory by design
Vegan, top-15 allergen-free, gluten-free — engineered to remove the most common immune triggers.
APS · Lupus · Autoimmune Clotting
Autoimmune disease deserves food you can trust.
Antiphospholipid syndrome (APS), lupus, and related autoimmune conditions often travel with celiac and food sensitivities. We build food for the whole picture.
The Conditions
One immune system, many overlapping diagnoses
Autoimmune disease rarely shows up alone. APS, lupus, celiac, Hashimoto's, type 1 diabetes, and inflammatory bowel disease cluster in the same families and frequently in the same patient.
APS (antiphospholipid syndrome) causes the blood to clot abnormally — leading to strokes, deep-vein thrombosis, cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST), and recurrent miscarriage. Most patients are placed on lifelong anticoagulation.
Lupus (SLE) attacks joints, skin, kidneys, brain, and heart. Roughly 30–40% of lupus patients also test positive for antiphospholipid antibodies. Black, Latina, and Asian women are disproportionately affected.
For families navigating these diagnoses, every ingredient label is part of treatment.
Our Approach
Allergen-safe, anti-inflammatory, traceable
Consistent vitamin K
Patients on warfarin/apixaban need predictable vitamin K. Our nutritional consistency supports steady anticoagulation.
Built for autoimmune overlap
We treat celiac, APS, lupus, and food allergy as the connected story they often are.
FAQ
APS & lupus: frequently asked questions
Notable Voices
Public figures advancing APS & lupus awareness
From Grammy winners to the rheumatologist who first identified APS — these advocates have moved autoimmune disease into the public conversation.
Selena Gomez
Singer, actress · Lupus advocate
Diagnosed with lupus and underwent a kidney transplant in 2017; one of the most public faces of lupus awareness worldwide.
Toni Braxton
Grammy-winning singer · Lupus advocate
Has spoken openly about her lupus diagnosis and lupus-related heart complications, raising awareness for Black women, who are disproportionately affected.
Nick Cannon
TV host, producer · Lupus survivor
Diagnosed with lupus nephritis and chronic kidney disease; uses his platform to push for earlier lupus diagnosis in men and people of color.
Michael Gibney (Story of My Life)
Patient advocate · APS
Public APS / antiphospholipid syndrome patient advocates have driven awareness of recurrent clotting and stroke risk in young adults.
Dr. Graham Hughes
Rheumatologist · 'Hughes Syndrome' (APS)
Identified antiphospholipid syndrome in 1983; the condition is also called Hughes Syndrome in his honor. Continues to drive global APS research.
Charlie Sheen
Actor
Has publicly discussed living with autoimmune disease and the challenges of long-term anticoagulation and inflammation.
Notable figures listed for educational and awareness purposes based on their own public statements and advocacy. No endorsement of Sentinel Biosystems or Lucian's Food is implied.
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