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I suffer with degenerative disc disease & taking paracetamol. can i take herbal boswellia/turmeric/tartcherry along side until herbal 'kicks in' ?
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Probably: There isn't any good data that suggests that the combination of the herbals/paracetamol should cause problems. Be aware that the paracetamol can probably cause the most problems and that you should adhere closely with recommended dosing guidelines so that you don't damage your liver.
Answered 11/28/2017
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