Additionally, "some herbal or 'natural' remedies for constipation, like aloe, cascara, or senna-based products are stimulant-based," says Hamilton, "meaning they work by causing the intestines to contract more forcefully." While these supplements can be effective for short-term relief, Hamilton warns that frequent use can lead to cramping, diarrhea, or dependence
A general framework
What UK Clinical Guidance Says About Supplement Use NICE and NHS guidance does not recommend NAD+ precursors as part of weight management strategies, and the MHRA advises that purchasing retatrutide outside a regulated clinical trial is not legally sanctioned in the UK
Therefore, its administration requires that potential benefits to the mother outweigh the risks to the fetus
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