Taking Lifetones With Medications: What to Ask Your Doctor

Short answer: If you take any prescription medication, talk with your doctor or pharmacist before you start Lifetones. Bring the bottle with you. Some herbs in Lifetones may interact with blood thinners, diuretics, and blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid or sedative medications. Never stop or change a medication without your doctor.

Bring this list to your appointment

These are the main things to ask about, herb by herb. This list is general information, not a complete list of every possible interaction.

Uric Acid Support (tincture and capsules)

Herb Ask your doctor if you take or have
White willow Blood thinners, aspirin or other pain relievers like NSAIDs, or an aspirin or salicylate allergy. Willow contains salicin, which is related to aspirin.
Devil's claw Blood thinners, diabetes medication, stomach ulcers or gallstones.
Nettle, birch and celery seed Diuretics (water pills), blood pressure medication, lithium, or a kidney condition. These herbs are traditionally used to support the flow of urine.
Celery seed A celery or carrot family allergy.
Alfalfa Warfarin, because alfalfa contains vitamin K, or an autoimmune condition such as lupus.
Boswellia Any prescription medication, as a general check.

Energy & Adrenal Support

Herb Ask your doctor if you take or have
Ashwagandha Thyroid medication, sedatives or sleep medication, medication that suppresses the immune system, or an autoimmune condition.
Siberian eleuthero Blood pressure, diabetes or blood thinning medication, or an autoimmune condition.
Stinging nettle Blood thinners, diuretics, or blood pressure or diabetes medication.
Fo-ti A liver condition, or any medication that affects the liver.

Stop and call your doctor if you notice yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, or unusual tiredness while taking Energy & Adrenal Support.

Who should not take Lifetones

  • Anyone who is pregnant or nursing.
  • Children.
  • Anyone with an allergy to any ingredient on the label.

Questions to ask your doctor or pharmacist

  1. Could any herb on this label interact with my medications?
  2. Should I space it apart from any of my medications?
  3. Is there anything you would like to check or monitor after I start?

Common questions

Can Lifetones replace my medication?

No. Lifetones is a dietary supplement, not a medication. Do not stop or change anything your doctor prescribed without talking to them.

Can I take Lifetones with a diuretic or blood pressure medication?

Ask your doctor first. Several herbs in Uric Acid Support are traditionally used to support the flow of urine, so your doctor may want to know.

Can I take Lifetones before surgery?

Tell your surgeon about every supplement you take. Some herbs, including willow, are usually stopped before surgery. Your surgeon will tell you when.

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Lifetones Uric Acid Support Tincture bottle

Uric Acid Support Tincture

7-herb liquid blend. 30 drops in water, juice or iced tea. Supports healthy uric acid levels and joint comfort.*

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Lifetones Uric Acid Support Capsules bottle

Uric Acid Support Capsules

The same 7-herb blend with no taste. 2 capsules with a glass of water. Supports healthy uric acid levels and joint comfort.*

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Lifetones Energy and Adrenal Support Capsules bottle

Energy & Adrenal Support Capsules

Ashwagandha, nettle, eleuthero and fo-ti. Supports healthy adrenal function and helps the body manage everyday stress.*

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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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This page is general education, not medical advice. Talk with your doctor about your own health, especially if you take medication, are pregnant or nursing, or have a medical condition. Research on individual herbs is not research on Lifetones itself.