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Drug Influences On Nutrient Levels

RiceGuy

By RiceGuy
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Hi everybody.

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

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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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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.

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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! :)

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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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