Supplements
Natural doesn't always mean safe
Herbal and natural products can interact with medicines, and fake supplements are common. Here's how to check what you're buying.
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What this article will cover
- Why “natural” and “safe” are not the same thing
- Common supplement and medicine interactions to know about
- How to check a NAFDAC registration number before you buy
- Warning signs of a fake or unregistered product
- When to ask a doctor or pharmacist first
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