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A member asked:
If i were to start a drink of vinager and other spices would it affect medicines that you take. i just want to be sure cause i take a lot of meds. ty?
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Meds: I don't think that vinegar and spices would interfere with your medication as long as it was not taken at the same time
Answered 4/26/2017
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