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I take 25mg atenolol every night. i want to take a supplement called neurocalm that contains b6, b12, magnesium, inositol, taurine, chamomile, gaba, l-theanine, 5-htp, and phosphatidylserine. would there be any interactions?
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There are no interactions between the supplements you listed and the atenolol. If your anxiety remains a problem, contact your doctor to see if any other treatment would be helpful, including seeking the help of a psychiatrist. Good luck!
Answered 8/21/2023
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