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A member asked:
I love how asgwaghanda has helped with my menopause symptoms. is it safe to take while on levothyroxine? and taking it at least 4 hours later?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
There is no info: asgwaghanda is not a studied supplement in it's interaction with medicines. There is no info good or bad. On that note there is no science behind its use. I would still take your levothyroxine and not the asgwaghanda if you are concerned about interactions. Just remember there is no info on if they do interact and there may be side effects.
Answered 9/28/2016
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