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Evidence-Based Medication Analysis

See what your medications may be depleting.

Enter your medications and supplements to uncover potential nutrient depletions, interactions, and whole-body effects, organized into one clear, evidence-based report.

Analyze My Medications

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Medication

Metformin

Sample

Potential nutrient considerations

  • Vitamin B12Strong evidenceHigher priority
  • FolatePossible linkModerate
  • CoQ10Related-drug evidenceLower priority

Every finding carries its own evidence strength. Stronger and more preliminary associations are never shown as equivalent.

Microbiome impact

May be affected

Mechanistic or preclinical evidence

Mitochondrial burden

Potential

Mechanistic or preclinical evidence

Overall priority

Worth discussing

6 citations

Sample data shown for illustration. Educational only, not medical advice.

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Complex medication research, organized into information you can actually use.

Medication (sample)

Omeprazole

Evidence

Potential nutrient considerations

  • MagnesiumStrong evidenceHigher priority
  • Vitamin B12Strong evidenceModerate
  • IronPossible linkModerate
  • CalciumRelated-drug evidenceLower priority

Overall priority

Worth discussing

Review with your provider

Supporting research

  • [1]PPIs and magnesium homeostasis · Clin. Pharmacology · 2023
  • [2]Long-term acid suppression and B12 status · JAMA · 2022
  • [3]Gastric acid, iron absorption · Nutrients · 2021
  • [4]PPI use and calcium bioavailability · PubMed · 2020

Practical guidance: consider dietary sources, timing of supplementation, and discussing periodic monitoring with your healthcare provider.

Illustrative sample. Educational only, not medical advice.

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I finally understood why I felt so drained on my medication. I brought the report to my doctor and we made a plan together.

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Austin, TX

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