Pharmacist Rojina Shams Nateri has issued a warning over a common 'mistake' people make when taking vitamins and supplements.

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Everything you need to know about timing, benefits, potential side effects, and more.

Pairing your daily supplements with your morning coffee may seem convenient, but nutrition experts say it can reduce absorption and effectiveness—especially for certain vitamins and minerals.