Insider put together a chart showing which supplements are safe, and what to avoid. Doctors recommend getting nutrients through food, as overdosing on supplements can cause health problems. But ...

Herbal and dietary supplements account for roughly 20% of liver toxicity cases nationwide, according to 2017 research published in the journal Hepatology. Nearly all users in the CRN survey (91%) said ...

Dietary supplements are products like vitamins, minerals, and herbs that claim to promote wellness. Many of these supplements do have known benefits, but there are also risks you should know about.

Antibiotics: Specific antibiotics, such as quinolones and tetracyclines, can interact with zinc in the gastrointestinal tract. When taken together, it may reduce the absorption of ...

Americans have their choice of up to 100,000 different dietary supplements, from vitamins and minerals to herbal options and products promising weight loss and a toned body. Nearly 75% of Americans ...

Americans may love to eat junk, but we’re nearly as passionate about doing penance, with more than half of us scarfing down dietary supplements on a regular basis. From herbal remedies to energy ...

Emily Hemendinger is an assistant professor of psychiatry at University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus and Katie Suleta is a Ph.D. candidate in medicine and health at George Washington University ...

Supplements are hugely popular, but most people can get the nutrients they need from food. We asked two dietitians which supplements they think are a waste of money. They also shared the supplements ...

Common weight loss supplements like green tea extract and caffeine may help you lose some weight. Most dietary supplements work by curbing appetite, boosting metabolism, or facilitatating fat burn.