If my medicine says take after food or with food what happens if i take it before food because I prefer taking it before but I’m worried that it won’t work the same?

You should follow the instructions that your medicine provides as it is designed so it works that way.

When a medicine is prescribed on an empty stomach,before food,it is done to ensure the most effective absorption. The changes in the gut with food restrict and therefore affect the effectiveness of these particular medicines. In some cases, elements of food like iron or calcium might bind to chemical structures in medicine

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