Learning about dietary supplements important for proper usage
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How about physicians be more in depth about prescription medications and ALL the side effects of them and ingredients? I can see the ingredients of a supplement on the bottle, for example, Calcium would be a form of calcium. Prednisone is a glucocorticoid (no ingredients on the bottle) that can deplete calcium (among other issues) and cause MANY side effects: depression, muscle cramps, irregular heartbeat, bone pain, spinal problems, numbness, tingling and seizures just to name a few. So if you want ppl to be more informed about supplements, keep the same energy and inform patients in depth about the prescription meds being prescribed.