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I'm taking vitamin C supplements and desloratadine for my allergies. 

I've heard some people saying that it's better to take your medicines right after eating because your body absorbs them better then. 

I couldn't find any studies on the internet which would prove them either wrong or right. 

So I'm still wondering whether my medicines will have a better effect if I consume them with food. 

Will they really work better when taken with food? If so, why?

I'm taking vitamin C supplements and desloratadine for my allergies. I've heard some people saying that it's better to take your medicines right after eating because your body absorbs them better then. I couldn't find any studies on the internet which would prove them either wrong or right. So I'm still wondering whether my medicines will have a better effect if I consume them with food. Will they really work better when taken with food? If so, why?

I'm taking vitamin C supplements and desloratadine for my allergies. 

I've heard some people saying that it's better to take your medicines right after eating because your body absorbs them better then. 

I couldn't find any studies on the internet which would prove them either wrong or right. 

So I'm still wondering whether my medicines will have a better effect if I consume them with food. 

Will they really work better when taken with food? If so, why?

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Are medicines reallyvitamin C and desloratadine better absorbed when taken shortly after eating?

I'm taking vitamin C supplements and desloratadine for my allergies. I've heard some people saying that it's better to take your medicines right after eating because your body absorbs them better then. Is that trueI couldn't find any studies on the internet which would prove them either wrong or right. So I'm still wondering whether my medicines will have a better effect if I consume them with food. Will they really work better when taken with food? If so, why?

Are medicines really better absorbed when taken shortly after eating?

I've heard some people saying that it's better to take your medicines right after eating because your body absorbs them better then. Is that true? If so, why?

Are vitamin C and desloratadine better absorbed when taken shortly after eating?

I'm taking vitamin C supplements and desloratadine for my allergies. I've heard some people saying that it's better to take your medicines right after eating because your body absorbs them better then. I couldn't find any studies on the internet which would prove them either wrong or right. So I'm still wondering whether my medicines will have a better effect if I consume them with food. Will they really work better when taken with food? If so, why?

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Are medicines really better absorbed when taken shortly after eating?

I've heard some people saying that it's better to take your medicines right after eating because your body absorbs them better then. Is that true? If so, why?