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Can herbs build up


Question Posted Saturday October 11 2008, 11:40 pm

Can herbal tablets build up in the system.

I am taking kelp and alfalfa.

Kelp tablets twice a day - 150
Alfalfa once a day - 500 mgs

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stargirl51 answered Wednesday October 15 2008, 11:55 pm:
Before taking into any herbal regime, you need to consult your doctor or health care professional.

Most herbs are labeled to let the user know that they should be taken topically. Meaning you should stop after a while so that your body could absorb the nutrients into its system and not cause any long term damage.

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stargirl

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