Prolonged use of Spironolactone can impact 1 essential nutrient. This medication is commonly used for Hypertension.
Studies indicate that diuretics including potassium-sparing, can act as folate antagonists, potentially leading to a deficiency. This occurs because some diuretics inhibit the enzyme responsible for utilizing folate (folic acid) in the body. Research suggests a link between long-term diuretic use (over six months) and decreased blood folate levels while also showing a significant increase in damaging homocysteine levels. Folate supplementation during potassium-sparing diuretic therapy should therefore be considered.
Replace with Folate (.2mg as L-5-Methylfolate) (0.34 DFE)
Prolonged use of Spironolactone can leave gaps in your nutrition. A targeted supplement can help restore balance while you continue treatment.

A bespoke formula designed to replenish the nutrients depleted by Spironolactone.
Once Daily Capsule · Rx Not Required
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