Taking a herbal supplement
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06-20-2009, 06:43 AM
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Taking a herbal supplement
Any product labeled ‘herbal’ doesn’t automatically make it safe. So, it’s important to carefully evaluate any herbal supplement.
The Cleveland Clinic offers these suggestions: Today’s Health Tips * Don’t look straight to herbal remedies if you get sick. See your doctor, find out what’s wrong, and get the physician’s advice on treatment. * Skip herbal remedies altogether if you are pregnant or are trying to conceive. * Never give herbal supplements to an infant. * Never take more of an herbal remedy than its manufacturer recommends. * Read labels, and only use products that specifically list which herbs (and amounts) are included. * Always tell your doctor about any herbal products that you are taking. * If you have any plant, flower or pollen allergies, pay attention to what’s in the herbal supplements you’re considering. * Understand that there are no guarantees with herbal products, and that manufacturer or seller claims may not necessarily be accurate. http://www.thenews.com.pk/daily_detail.asp?id=184070 |
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