A new study reveals that a common dietary supplement, often marketed as a natural remedy for weight loss, may actually increase the risk of liver damage when taken in high doses. Researchers found that prolonged use at levels exceeding recommended amounts led to elevated liver enzyme levels in participants, signaling potential harm. The findings challenge popular perceptions of the supplement’s safety and highlight the importance of dosage guidelines. Health authorities are now urging consumers to consult medical professionals before use, especially those with pre-existing liver conditions.
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