What are SAM-es Risks?
The first thing you should consider prior to taking SAM-e is that it is unregulated by the FDA, and may carry risks unknown today simply because it has not been subject to the FDA’s rigorous safety trials. It is known that SAM-e can cause gastrointestinal distress. It may increase the risk of heart disease. Like any other substance put into your body, SAM-e can act as a poison just as easily as it can act as a cure. SAM-e increases your risk of heart disease because it breaks down into homocysteine, which has been shown to contribute to heart disease over time. Properly formulated with B-complex vitamins, however, SAM-e’s homocystene is recycled back into itself or another beneficial substance called glutathione. In other words, you can help negate at least one side effect of SAM-e by taking vitamin B complex supplements. You might not have been told this in the health store when buying SAM-e, and that’s why you should always approach supplements like this with caution. What Is SAM-e b
