Who should be cautious before starting to take berberine?

Although berberine is a natural alkaloid of plant origin, it is a biologically active substance that can affect metabolic processes in the body. That is why caution is advisable in several situations before starting VitalHarmony BERBERINE.

• Pregnancy and breastfeeding. Taking the supplement is not recommended during these periods; if a doctor considers it necessary, the decision is made only together with them.
• Regular use of other products. Berberine can interact with a number of medicines, so if you regularly take any medicines or other food supplements, it is better to discuss compatibility with a specialist in advance.
• Individual sensitivity to the ingredients. The supplement is not used by people who are hypersensitive to its ingredients. Also note that the capsule shell is made of bovine gelatine, and the product may contain traces of milk (including lactose), soya, peanuts, other nuts, sesame, gluten, eggs, crustaceans and fish — this matters if you have food allergies or coeliac disease.

It is important to understand that the effect of the supplement depends not only on the substance itself but also on the overall context: diet, level of physical activity, sleep quality and individual characteristics of the body. VitalHarmony BERBERINE is not a medicine, is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent diseases, and does not replace a balanced diet.