Can I take all my medications together at one time?

If you take another pill (compound) like escitolopram which has a chemical formula of C20H21FN2O, you know have a combination of C20H21FN2O+C8H9NO2+H³ClO, which breaks down in to many unintended smaller compounds, and that is just one simple example. Every combination will produce an unknown amount of unaccounted for and untested compounds that will likely cause any number of unintended consequences within your body and to your health. It takes about 20-30 minutes for a pill to break down in your stomach and a little bit of time to work through your body into your bloodstream. It is always best practice, to avoid sicknesses caused by taking multiple pills at the same time, to take them at least 1 hour apart. With some compounds, it should be longer. And there are other factors like taking with or without food, or eating certain types of food with certain medications, like grapefruit, which causes the acid in your stomach to be stronger and increases potency. It is a great idea to use this website and add all the medications and other things that you put in your body to see if there are any 'known' issues. Drugs.com is great for that. Even the chemicals in your food can interact with each other potentially causing serious health issues such as cancer and other chronic diseases. Wishing you the best with your good health, and I hope this helps. Please take medications at one hour or so intervals apart. Bless you