Maybe not...: Supplements are not medications approved by the FDA, and are probably not tested for effects and side effects like real medicines are. That means nobody really knows what effects they have, and how accurate their dosing is, and how true or false their claims are. They also might oppositely affect immunosuppressants. If made by a large national brand, supplements' quality-control might be adequate.
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