What you are already taking, before anything is added.
Medication Audit · 55 medications · 136 Depletions A fall in a nutrient's level caused by a medication, for example through reduced absorption or increased loss. mapped
Enter any prescription medication or any graded supplement. One dashboard comes back: evidence footprint, automatic nutrient depletions, contraindications A condition or medication that makes a treatment unsafe or unsuitable for a particular person. reported in the cited sources. Step 01 of the EBL Method runs in two passes. This page is 1a, one entity at a time. The stack audit is 1b, and it takes your whole cabinet and your medications together.
Educational use only. This audit shows what EBL’s records and their cited sources say about one item at a time. It does not check your full medication list, and it does not tell you to start, stop, or change anything. A change to any medication is a decision for your prescriber.
Not on any medications? Go to the Medication and Supplement Check instead → It shows what EBL’s evidence records say about the supplements, measures, and conditions you enter. No medication history needed.
EBL never tells you to start or stop a prescription drug. We show you where the evidence suggests it may be worth a conversation with your clinician about dose, necessity, or alternatives.
Looking for evidence-based deprescribing Reducing or stopping a medication under a prescriber's supervision. frameworks your clinician can use? See deprescribing.org for class-specific algorithms (PPIs, benzodiazepines, antipsychotics in dementia, antihyperglycemics, and others).