Sometimes even the most careful doctors can omit to tell you the restrictions imposed while taking a certain treatment.
For example, consuming alcohol with certain drugs can reduce their efficacy, as well as causing liver damage by exacerbating the effect of strong medication.
With other drugs, it can have the exact opposite effect, as it intensifies the drug effects – and it’s not just alcohol you should worry about.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) points out that grapefruit juice can affect the production of an enzyme responsible for cleaning the liver from certain medication, including blood pressure drugs.
You can avoid all these risks simply by asking your pharmacist if there are any foods or beverages you should avoid during treatment.
The World Health Organization said it could have 'severe consequences.' The U.S. restricted travel in… READ ON
Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, is the most preventable risk factor for heart… READ ON
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has decided and gave a final signoff Friday… READ ON
Covid Nails The general signs of Covid-19 are fever, cough, fatigue, and that famous loss… READ ON
After receiving a wincingly high credit card bill, you start to wonder what you did… READ ON
If we're talking about staying hydrated, flushing out toxins, and keeping good tonus, water is… READ ON