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birth control, and diet pills
is it bad to be taking microlite birth control and adios diet pills? please help!!
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
HI!
If you were my patient, I would advise you that Adios is a natural supplement, and as such, is not regulated by the FDA and is not well studied in terms of actions and interactions. SO, I can not find scientific evidence that it interferes with the action of birth control pills, nor do the active ingredients seem like they would reduce the effectiveness of the pills.
Certainly pregnancy would not help with weight loss, so if you are going to use Adios, you should probably continue your pills.
I know this is a wishy washy answer, but I just don't have any science to go on!
Good luck!
Dr B
If you were my patient, I would advise you that Adios is a natural supplement, and as such, is not regulated by the FDA and is not well studied in terms of actions and interactions. SO, I can not find scientific evidence that it interferes with the action of birth control pills, nor do the active ingredients seem like they would reduce the effectiveness of the pills.
Certainly pregnancy would not help with weight loss, so if you are going to use Adios, you should probably continue your pills.
I know this is a wishy washy answer, but I just don't have any science to go on!
Good luck!
Dr B
thanks!
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