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My wife takes synthroid, (thyroxine) 125 mcg for thyroid, i read that taking celery seeds tea interacts moderately with it, is it ok for her to drink 2 cups a day?
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Okay: It is fine she just needs to drink it at least 2 hours away from taking the Synthroid (thyroxine).
Answered 4/30/2015
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