Inflamma-Less: Is it Safe?

Inflamma-Less is a joint health supplement that claims to reduce joint pain and inflammation--two common problems caused by rheumatoid arthritis, a type of degenerative disease. According to their website, it may help improve joint mobility, reduce pain, and improve the health of the tissues surrounding the joints.

This guide will cover the safety of Inflamma-Less, its possible complications, and who should seek medical advice prior to taking this supplement.

Inflamma-Less: Ingredients

Inflamma-Less contains vitamin C, zinc, fish oil, Indian Frankincense extract, turmeric extract, hesperidin complex, quercitin, ginger extract, resveratrol, bromelain, chymotrypsoin, pancreatin, papain and trypsin. It also contains a proprietary blend of Bioperine (black pepper extract) and ginger extract.

Is Inflamma-Less Safe to Take?

Several of the ingredients in Inflamma-Less may cause side effects. These side effects include:

- Nausea

- Diarrhea

- Gallbladder problems

- Headache

- Upset stomach

- An increase in menstrual bleeding

- Insomnia

- Changes in blood pressure

Most of these side effects have been described as mild. Most people who experienced these side effects were not bothered enough to stop taking it.

Inflamma-Less: Interactions with Medications

The ingredients in Inflamma-Less can be unsafe for people taking the following medications. Note: this is not a complete list of all of its medicinal interactions. It may interact with other drugs, supplements or vitamins not listed here.

The most common drugs it interacts with includes:

- Medications that slow blood clotting

- Some non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)

- Doxorubicin or cisplatin, chemotherapy drugs

- Corticosteroids

- Drugs that lower blood pressure

- Antibiotics

- Sedatives

It may also interact with supplements that contain sedative or blood pressure lowering properties.

Inflamma-Less and its Safety: Who Cannot Take it

Because Inflamma-Less can possibly cause changes in blood pressure, gastrointestinal upset and gallbladder problems, this supplement may not be safe for the following conditions. This is not a complete list of all of the conditions it can worsen--it is only a "most common" list.

People who cannot take Inflamma-Less safely include:

- Women who are pregnant or breastfeed

- People with kidney disease

- People with gallbladder problems

- People with a bleeding disorder

Overall, Inflamma-Less may be safe for some people, but may cause gallbladder, stomach and sleeping problems.

Inflamma-Less: Is it Safe? is an informational guide. It should not be used as medical advice regarding any condition. Please speak with your local healthcare professional before taking any supplement or drug.

Source:
"Inflamma-Less" (IrwinNaturals.com)