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Can metabolic research supplements raise liver levels, sugar levels and cause thyroid levels to be out of whack?
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Ingredients: Since the FDA doesn't usually study supplements, we can't know their ingredients or side effects,but it is known that some supplements or herbs can have adverse effects on various organs. Show the supplement To your pharmacist who may be able to give you more helpful information.
Answered 9/19/2014
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