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I have frequently encountered doctors who will not prescribe drugs because they don't feel comfortable with them or realize they do not know them well. Why is it assumed that it would be any different with any other doctor.

On the other side I have never been asked about additional suppliments I am taking when I get my synthetic prescription. Drug herb interaction are a very real thing, and most people take some type of suppliment. What is the Allopath/osteopath solution to this reality?

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