Complimentary alternative medicine treatments have become increasingly popular over the past few years, with herbal and nonherbal supplements being important components of this trend. Used for a myriad of physical and mental health problems, patients often turn to them without adequate knowledge about their risks and benefits. In many cases, physicians also lack current information about these supplements, including their potential side effects and drug-drug interactions. This article seeks to provide physicians with concise information about supplements that can be shared with patients interested in pursuing this treatment route.