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LIVER & DIGESTIVELiver supplements: askthree things first1Is there a randomised trial showing betterliver outcomes (not just enzyme numbers)?2Are ingredients and doses disclosed, withthird-party testing?3Will it interact with my medicines?4EASL 2024 guideline: no supplement iscurrently recommended for fatty liver5Herbal and dietary supplements are themselves acommon cause of drug-induced liver injury6What works: weight loss, stopping alcohol,controlling glucose and lipids, treatinghepatitis B/CTransplant recipients: many “liver” herbs alter tacrolimuslevels — always ask a pharmacist first.BBeyond CKDbeyondckd.com/fr/cards/liver-supplements-can-hurtSources: EASL–EASD–EASO Clinical Practice Guidelines on MASLD · WHO ·…Compiled from public clinical guidelines · General education, not individual medical advice
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Liver & digestive

Liver supplements: ask three things first

“Liver support” has no legal definition. Ask before you buy.

  1. 1Is there a randomised trial showing better liver outcomes (not just enzyme numbers)?
  2. 2Are ingredients and doses disclosed, with third-party testing?
  3. 3Will it interact with my medicines?
  4. 4EASL 2024 guideline: no supplement is currently recommended for fatty liver
  5. 5Herbal and dietary supplements are themselves a common cause of drug-induced liver injury
  6. 6What works: weight loss, stopping alcohol, controlling glucose and lipids, treating hepatitis B/C

Transplant recipients: many “liver” herbs alter tacrolimus levels — always ask a pharmacist first.

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“Liver support” has no legal definition. Ask before you buy.

1. Is there a randomised trial showing better liver outcomes (not just enzyme numbers)?
2. Are ingredients and doses disclosed, with third-party testing?
3. Will it interact with my medicines?
4. EASL 2024 guideline: no supplement is currently recommended for fatty liver
5. Herbal and dietary supplements are themselves a common cause of drug-induced liver injury
6. What works: weight loss, stopping alcohol, controlling glucose and lipids, treating hepatitis B/C

Transplant recipients: many “liver” herbs alter tacrolimus levels — always ask a pharmacist first.

Sources: EASL–EASD–EASO Clinical Practice Guidelines on MASLD — J Hepatol 2024; WHO — Oral health fact sheet
Vérifié le: 2026-10-17

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https://beyondckd.com/fr/cards/liver-supplements-can-hurt
Script vidéo courte 60 s

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0–5Supplement shelfA whole shelf of liver products — which one has evidence?
5–25Three question marksAsk three things: is there a randomised trial, are ingredients and doses disclosed, will it interact with my drugs?
25–45EASL 2024 cardThe 2024 European liver guideline recommends no supplement for fatty liver. Herbal products are a common cause of liver injury.
45–60PharmacistTransplant recipients: liver herbs can change anti-rejection drug levels. Ask a pharmacist first.

Sources (chaque point de la carte y renvoie)

Vérifié le: 2026-10-17