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Does tumeric interfere with medications. does it interfere with health problems. if so which medications and health problems? tyvm
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No: It's a very safe spice taken many times a day by people in many countries such as India. It has mild antiinflammatory properties and many others, so could be additive with any medications you are taken.
Answered 9/26/2019
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