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I honestly don't know. And how could you be 100% sure? But knowing myself and how curious I am with these topics, if I read it on a bottle, I'd look around for
by boredemployee 4y ago
I honestly don't know. And how could you be 100% sure? But knowing myself and how curious I am with these topics, if I read it on a bottle, I'd look around for sure. And since I'm daily taking these medications, until I die, would be wise to search for more information ofc.
- tsimionescu 4y agoI am 100% sure because I have seen how many warnings there are on the packages of many everyday items, and have never remembered a single one more than a day of two. And because I know I have never read the packaging of an item I buy more than once, with the exception of medication. I also know that this fact doesn't change when I do take medication. I don't suddenly start re-reading packaging on my milk to see if they have any warning about interacting with medications. Especially given how many different food items I buy every month that could have a generic warning.
- boredemployee 4y agoI genuinely would love to see data in that regard. I'm not a doctor or pharmacologist, but I'm very curious to know what exactly I'm taking into my body and what might happen and I'm sure I'm not alone.