Supplements can and do interact with prescription medication and create serious problems. It's important to research what medications your supplement of choice may either render ineffective or make toxic.
But even when used all on their own, supplements can and do have their very own side effects. For instance, St. John's Wort has been known to cause high blood pressure, headaches, stiff neck, nausea, and vomiting. For fair-skinned people, it can aggravate sunburn and cause blistering after sun exposure.
Simply going online will show you just how many side effects there are for each herbal remedy. Many of these side effects sound just like those one experiences when taking prescription medications. They include: dizziness, nausea, headaches, dry mouth and many, many more.
Supplements can and do interact with prescription medication and
create serious problems. It's important to research what
medications your supplement of choice may either render ineffective
or make toxic.But even when used all on their own,...
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International Bipolar Foundation answered:Supplements can and do interact with prescription medication and create serious problems. It's important to research what medications your supplement of choice may either render ineffective or make toxic.
