Can the way different nutrients react with each other be problematic?

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Interesting article . . .

 

WHFoods: Can the way different nutrients react with each other be

problematic for your health?

http://whfoods.org/genpage.php?tname=dailytip & dbid=24

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Since there is no profit in researching natural botanicals and other

unpatentable supplements, reliable research and information about

interactions between two or more supplements is hard to find.

 

I would venture that it is encouraging that well over half the

population takes one or more supplements and very few serious side

effects are reported. Most often, those come from:

 

1. Interaction between a supplement and a drug

2. Taking too much

3. Taking supplements that have opposite effects

4. Taking too many supplements that do the same thing

 

A good source for supplement interaction with drugs is:

 

http://www.wellness.com/resources/complementary%20and%20alternative%

20medicine/33_Supplement%20Interaction_idx.htm

 

And a good source of drug side effects is:

 

http://www.newstarget.com/DrugWatch_Home.html

 

If in doubt, ask a professional in the field. Or perhaps pose the

question here - there are some pretty knowledgeable folks here. And a

few of us that may not know " Jack " about a given subject, but know

Google very well.

 

 

oleander soup , robert-blau wrote:

>

> Interesting article . . .

>

> WHFoods: Can the way different nutrients react with each other be

> problematic for your health?

> http://whfoods.org/genpage.php?tname=dailytip & dbid=24

>