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Is caprylic acid/mct oil bad for you? i want to take the now foods caprylic acid 600mg supplements to try and clear my seborrheic dermatitis. i heard that this may cause problems with the liver? is this safe to take without jeopardizing my liver?
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Physicians are reluctant to endorse most supplements as they are not by the FDA. There is concern about contaminants that can interfere with medications or aggravate existing medical conditions, proper doses are not known and claims of efficacy aren't substantiated.
Answered 3/8/2022
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