SELF-PRESCRIBED COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINES PURCHASED AT FLORALIA WELLNESS
Complementary medicines should be treated with the same caution as prescription medicines.
Using products self-prescribed can be risky for a range of reasons.
Avoid the temptation to self-diagnose and self-medicate with supplements and herbs.
Always consult with your prescribing medical or naturopathic practitioner about any health concerns and tell them about any complementary medicines you are taking or thinking of taking. We recommend you book an appointment before commencing any self-prescribed products. It's important to understand the potential benefits and risks of any therapy, medicine or treatment. The complementary therapy you are considering may be safe and may work for others, but it may not be the best treatment for you.
THE DANGERS OF SELF-DIAGNOSIS AND SELF-MEDICATION
Easy access to health information on the internet and social pressure to take responsibility for your own health can lead to self-diagnosis. You may be tempted to self-diagnose and then decide to self-medicate with medicines bought online. This is very risky. Always see your doctor or naturopathic clinicians for treatment advice. Safety issues include:
Floralia Wellness and its consultants will not take any responsibility for damages caused by products purchased that are not included on your current treatment plan, which is valid for 12 months.
Last update: 17/03/2025