Drug–Supplement Interactions

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Rash from Vitamin C & Chemotherapy [Expert Guide]

Searching for ways to manage a rash during cancer treatment can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re worried about potential interactions between chemotherapy drugs and vitamin supplements. Many people hear conflicting opinions about whether vitamin C might worsen skin issues or cause additional side effects. Through our latest research and clinical insights, we’ve discovered key information […]

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Iron and Thyroid [Expert Guide]: Conquer Fatigue Today

If you’ve ever felt drained despite taking both thyroid medication and iron supplements, you’re not alone. Many individuals struggle with fatigue from iron supplements and thyroid meds, only to wonder if there’s a hidden cause behind this low energy. After extensive research on the link between iron deficiency and thyroid disease, our team found that

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Diarrhea from Magnesium and Metformin Combination [Expert Guide]

If you’re managing type 2 diabetes with metformin and also supplementing with magnesium, you may have noticed a troubling side effect: diarrhea. This common gastrointestinal issue can be frustrating—and in some cases, severe enough to affect daily life. But why does it happen, and is there a way to stop it? After reviewing recent studies

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Headaches After Taking Vitamin B With Antidepressants [Evidence-Based Guide]

Many people worry about headaches after taking vitamin B with antidepressants and wonder if there’s a real connection. This concern often stems from overlapping effects on the central nervous system or fears about heightened side effects. Yet, the scientific consensus suggests that B vitamins—especially vitamins B6 and B12—are generally safe and may even complement antidepressant

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