If I ate something that can weaken the effect of birth control pills while taking a placebo, is it protected from the first pill in the new blister?

I took the first pill but just as I took it in my mouth is because it is so small nawsy I did not feel how it flew for 5o I have the impression that I did not take it

For @Gabriela: Failure to take the first blister pill in time may impair the effectiveness of hormonal contraception. If, in addition, intercourse takes place with ejaculation outside and in a condom, then the probability of pregnancy is still small.

And will I not be protected as, for example, will have a situation such a place that I will not take, for example, the first of the blister because something there because, for example, I will forget whether I do not take the first of the blister and the second I will take normally, is it obmziyc effectiveness and if I have intercourse with the second tablet and the third when the first one I did not take it, how big is the possibility of pregnancy when I always additionally protect myself with a condom and ejaculation is outside?

To @Gabriela: Yes, contraceptive protection will be provided from the first tablet of the blister. Taking, for example, a drug that has the potential to attenuate the effect of the tablets while taking a placebo does not affect protection either when taking a placebo or when starting another blister.