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Does ashwaganda interfere with oral contraceptives? does it reduce the effectiveness?
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Ashwaganda: This Isa supplement. Those who sell it do NOT need to test that it is safe or it does what the say it does. Nor do they have to tell you what is in it. Beware!!!! So it can have arsenic mercury or estrogens that may worsen your health.
Answered 2/26/2021
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