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Drug Influences On Nutrient Levels


RiceGuy

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Hi everybody.

I ran into this list of drugs, and which nutrients they impact:

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ksymonds84 Enthusiast
Hi everybody.

I ran into this list of drugs, and which nutrients they impact:

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very interesting rice guy. My daughter takes alot of ibuprofen and gets bloody noses (we live in high altitude so I always blame that) all the time so I should get her iron levels checked. Thanks for the post!

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Thanks for posting this, very interesting.

Ken

Hi everybody.

I ran into this list of drugs, and which nutrients they impact:

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RiceGuy Collaborator
very interesting rice guy. My daughter takes alot of ibuprofen and gets bloody noses (we live in high altitude so I always blame that) all the time so I should get her iron levels checked. Thanks for the post!

If the ibuprofen is for headaches or body pains, that itself can be caused by nutrient deficiencies. I do know that deficiencies in B12, magnesium, zinc, and others can cause various types of pain.

ksymonds84 Enthusiast
If the ibuprofen is for headaches or body pains, that itself can be caused by nutrient deficiencies. I do know that deficiencies in B12, magnesium, zinc, and others can cause various types of pain.

Thanks Rice Guy. That's her picure I use here. She's 17 and a dedicated dancer mostly ballet point (she did the Phil Harmonic Nut Cracker with the San Diego Dance Company so she's a serious one) so she gets lots of aches and pains mostly that time of month though (sorry) is when she takes 4 ibuprofens at a time. I should have her see a doctor about something stronger. I will get after her yet again to take her vitamins! :)

MaryJones2 Enthusiast
Hi everybody.

I ran into this list of drugs, and which nutrients they impact:

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Thanks for sharing. This is good stuff.

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