๐ฟ Complementary supplements with no known drug interactions
The following supplements are common and safe for most people. They have no known drug interactions with most common medications, but you should always consult your family doctor.
โ๏ธ Important medical disclaimer
The recommendations are based on clinical studies published in scientific journals and do not constitute medical advice. Consult your family doctor before taking supplements, especially with underlying conditions, pregnancy, breastfeeding, or medication use. Chronic fatigue that does not improve requires a medical evaluation.
๐ฌ The next step for maximum accuracy:
Blood tests including ferritin, B12, D3, TSH, and CBC allow maximum protocol accuracy. Fatigue with no clear cause and normal test results may indicate borderline values that need attention.