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Astragalus: In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), astragalus is commonly found in mixtures with other herbs. Western herbalists began using astragalus in the 1800s as an ingredient in various tonics. One clinical trial suggests that astragalus may help treat patients with tuberculosis. Further well-designed clinical trials are required before recommendations can be made.Avoid if allergic to astragalus, peas, or any related plants. Avoid with a history of Quillaja bark-induced asthma. Avoid if taking aspirin, aspirin products, or herbs or supplements with similar blood thinning effects. Avoid with inflammation, fever, stroke, organ transplant, or autoimmune diseases. Stop use two weeks before and immediately after any surgery/dental/diagnostic procedures with a risk of bleeding. Use cautiously with bleeding disorders, diabetes, high blood pressure, lipid disorders, or kidney disorders. Read more
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