10/07/2025
This is the kind of fear mongering BS that I get sick of seeing in the news 🤬 the headline and so many points in the article are misleading
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Yes, she took a very high dose of turmeric to begin with
Yes, she probably should have consulted with a natural health coach, functional doctor, or naturopath first
But let's remember, supplements are not regulated by the FDA. This doesn't mean you shouldn't use them, but it does mean you have to do your due diligence and buy from a trusted company. This means NOT BUYING anything supplement wise from stores like Walmart or Amazon. There are so many third party sellers on those sites with fake supplements, incorrect dosages or even contaminated pills.
We also don't know anything else about this woman's health history from this article and its also very possible she had liver congestion to begin with and overwhelmed the liver by adding a high dose supplement that needed to be broken down by an already taxed out organ
Don't let articles like this scare you into avoiding supplements.
🌿 Instead, follow trusted sources on social media like IHPs, certified health coaches, functional doctors or nurses, and holistic health providers.
🌿 Start slow with a new supplement and only start one thing at a time, so if you have an issue, you will know what's causing it.
🌿 Lastly, if you have long standing health concerns, invest in your health and get the long term results you are looking for under the care of someone who knows about herbs and supplements
