Green tea extract
Concentrated supplements have been associated with uncommon liver injury and possible medication interactions.
Buyer information
A practical health-information guide—not a diagnosis or personal medical recommendation.
Overview
No. Supplements and botanical extracts can cause adverse effects or interact with medications. Whether a product is appropriate for a particular person depends on the full label, medical conditions, other drugs and individual risks.
FDA advises discussing supplements with a healthcare professional. Nothing on this site should replace assessment for concerning dizziness, faintness or recurrent falls.
Specific components
Concentrated supplements have been associated with uncommon liver injury and possible medication interactions.
May cause gastrointestinal symptoms and interact with medications; should be avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
May contribute to insomnia, affect blood sugar and interact with medicines.
Excess intake or overlap with other products can matter; chromium may be relevant to glucose-lowering treatments.
Clinical symptoms
Seek urgent medical care for sudden dizziness with serious neurological symptoms, fainting, chest pain or other alarming changes. Recurrent or worsening episodes also deserve timely medical review. Do not interpret a general balance-wellness sales message as evidence about your diagnosis.
Bring a list of all medicines and supplements—including their doses—to any consultation.
Before using
References are provided to clarify where factual statements came from. Ingredient studies are not clinical trials of the complete Claritox Pro formula.