Supplement-drug interaction safety API for AI agents with FDA adverse event data.
Structured supplement interaction and evidence data for AI agents via the Model Context Protocol. TruthStack provides machine-readable reference data about dietary supplements and their documented interactions with prescription medications. Instead of relying on LLM training data — which frequently hallucinates supplement information — your agent calls TruthStack for structured, cited evidence…
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Structured supplement interaction and evidence data for AI agents via the Model Context Protocol. TruthStack provides machine-readable reference data about dietary supplements and their documented interactions with prescription medications. Instead of relying on LLM training data — which frequently hallucinates supplement information — your agent calls TruthStack for structured, cited evidence from published literature and FDA adverse event reports. Important: This is informational reference…
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