Turmeric and other popular supplements that lead to liver damage
Studies show that some common dietary supplements may pose a risk to liver health. Medical experts have compiled a list of potentially dangerous supplements.
Turmeric, known for its anti-inflammatory properties, according to scientific data, may have negative effects on the liver. Combinations of turmeric with black pepper cause particular concern.
Green tea extract, containing epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), can cause liver dysfunction when consumed in excess.
Ashwagandha, a popular supplement in traditional medicine, has been linked to several cases of liver disease in the USA.
Garcinia cambogia requires special attention, especially when taken together with other weight loss medications, as it can trigger liver damage.
Red yeast rice contains natural statin which, according to Dr. Nima Majlesi from Northwell-Staten Island University Hospital, can negatively affect the liver.
Black cohosh, according to scientific reports, is also associated with the risk of serious liver damage.
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