Sound Off!
Something I see and hear a lot when describing a product, "Its natural - it must be good for you." Not necessarily - what about anthrax, mold and toadstools – they're natural but I certainly don't want to consume any. Although some of the herbal remedies have been around for centuries, you still have to use caution. Supplements and herbal products are not tested to verify safety and effectiveness, and they are not regulated like prescription and over-the-counter medications. They can have side effects and interact with other medicines that you take so it's always important to discuss with your doctor before taking any kind of supplement or herbal product. It's particularly important to speak up if you:
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