It’s difficult to imagine those types of effects from a regime of non-prescription supplements. What were you taking, if I may ask? You said herbs, so does that mean OTC supplements, no doctor?
Whatever it is, these things are always better with the supervision of a professional. We all know that. Lab tests that monitor things like liver function are an essential part of this treatment.
Anyway, back to my point: your experience is valid. In fact, this conversation is mostly about people like you, people who may have to deal with gatekeeping by medical professionals. I’m curious to know if your decision to use these types of dietary enhancers had anything to do with avoiding all the nonsense it takes to see a physician and get on a normal regimen, or if there’s another reason why you chose that option.
