Can Grapefruit Interfere With Medications?
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Can Grapefruit Interfere With Medications?
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Ibuprofen & Calcium | LIVESTRONG.COM
livestrong.com — “Ibuprofen & Calcium. If you pick up a bottle of ibuprofen to ease your headache or a bottle of calcium supplements because you're worried about osteoporosis, you may not think these medicine cabinet additions warrant a chat with your doctor. But like all medications and supplements, ibuprofen and calcium can affect your existing conditions and interfere with other medi...” View full resource at livestrong.com
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Why Does Grapefruit Mess With Your Medicine? | Surprising Science
blogs.smithsonianmag.com — “The juicy fruit can cause negative side effects with a number of prescription and over-the-counter medicines” View full resource at blogs.smithsonianmag.com
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Bad Holiday Food and Drug Combinations | pilladvised
pilladvised.com — “Some foods impact how the liver metabolizes drugs, boosting or decreasing the level of the drug. Think about that when you unwrap that holiday gift carton of grapefruits, because this fruit can interfere with the breakdown of some drugs, causing higher blood levels of those drugs.” View full resource at pilladvised.com
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FCC OKs On-Body Medical Networks - Slashdot
science.slashdot.org — “itwbennett writes "On Wednesday the FCC approved the use of medical micropower networks (MMNs) in four blocks of the 400MHz spectrum band despite opposition from broadcast engineers who say they are concerned about interference. MMNs can be used to bypass areas of the nervous system that have been i...” View full resource at science.slashdot.org
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Study Shows that Bisphenol-A and Methylparaben Have a Triggering Effect on Cancer
guide.thesoftlanding.com — “Tweet Research by doctors from California Pacific Medical Center found evidence that BPA and methylparaben (a preservative found in some cosmetics and personal care products) can interfere with the effectiveness of breast-cancer medications. These drugs normally work by slowing the” View full resource at guide.thesoftlanding.com
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Medical: Could implanted medical devices be hacked? | GoErie.com/Erie Times-News
goerie.com — “By some industry estimates, within five years a third of Americans could be connected to an electronic medical device that operates with wireless technology. Medical devices --- such as pacemakers, insulin pumps and blood-glucose monitors -- have been around for years, but scientific advances are raising worries about who can listen in. The advantages of the devices leave them vulnerable to outside interference -- a signal sent from the equipment could be intercepted or instructions to them coul” View full resource at goerie.com
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Kidney drugs hampered by high blood phosphate; Lowering phosphate levels could help prevent kidney failure, study suggests
sciencedaily.com — “High blood phosphate levels can set chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients on a rapid path to kidney failure, according to a new study. To make matters worse, phosphate appears to interfere with the effectiveness of important kidney medications.” View full resource at sciencedaily.com
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High phosphate levels found to block beneficial effects of #kidney meds. http://t.co/xp8tJlG
Lisinopril & Grapefruit? (Newest posts first) - The People's Medicine Community
prescriptiondrug-info.com — “Are there food restrictions such as grapefruit when taking lisinopril There is no conceivable relationship between your husband s eating of grapefruit and his symptoms That is not to say that grapefruit would not increase the apparent dosage of Lisinopril however those symptoms are not consistent wi (Newest posts first)” View full resource at prescriptiondrug-info.com
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Gyno Gab: Tofu for Lunch Again? You May Need to Adjust Your Thyroid Medication Dosage
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Avoid consuming grapefruit or its juice if you are...
lifemojo.com — “LifeMojo Health tip: Avoid consuming grapefruit or its juice if you are taking any medications. Research has shown that grapefruit can interact with many medications.” View full resource at lifemojo.com
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Common Medication Interactions and How to Avoid Them | Lifescript.com
lifescript.com — “Do you enjoy grapefruit juice, frappuccinos or candy made from black licorice? If so, be sure to read your medication bottles. Many prescription and over-the-counter drugs react with these foods. To avoid serious – and possibly dangerous – side effects, read our comprehensive list of 9 common food and drug interactions to watch out for…” View full resource at lifescript.com
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Did you know grapefruit juice and frappuccinos can react with certain meds? 9 common food/drug interactions: http://bit.ly/llUGjB
High Cholesterol Medication & Grapefruit | LIVESTRONG.COM
livestrong.com — “High Cholesterol Medication & Grapefruit. If you have high cholesterol and are taking statin drugs to lower your cholesterol, you should be sure to avoid grapefruit, which can create an adverse reaction with statin drugs....” View full resource at livestrong.com
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Ask the Expert: How to recognize and treat anxiety | The Star Press | thestarpress.com
thestarpress.com — “Anxiety and worry are normal human emotions. We all worry a little when exposed to a stressful situation. In fact, moderate levels of anxiety can be helpful in motivating us to prepare for and to do well in an exam, in sporting events or in certain stressful social situations. But for some people, anxiety can become crippling, a medical disorder that interferes with their day-to-day functioning, making it difficult to work, complete everyday tasks and enjoy life.” View full resource at thestarpress.com
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Should I Start on Anxiety Medication for Panic Control?
whypanic.com — “Anti-Panic Medication Can Interfere With the Effectiveness of CBT A variety of pharmacological treatments (anti-depressants and minor tranquilizers) have been shown to be effective in regulating panic attacks. However, Anthony and Swinson (2000) reviewed research which show that the addition” View full resource at whypanic.com
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:Should I Start on Anxiety Medication for Panic Control? http://tinyurl.com/2d5da99 anti-anxiety meds can diminish the effectiveness of CBT
Over-the-Counter Medications
heart.org — “Decongestants, sodium and other ingredients in over-the-counter medications can raise blood pressure. Some OTCs may interfere with prescription blood pressure medications.” View full resource at heart.org
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Got the sniffles? People w/high blood pressure should be aware that the use of decongestants may raise blood pressure. http://bit.ly/9pEBFj
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