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The potential risks associated with green tea extracts, including liver injury and interactions with prescription drugs.
Green tea extract’s principal catechin, EGCG, can change how drugs and supplements are absorbed, metabolized and excreted by inhibiting intestinal transporters (OATPs), drug‑metabolizing enzymes (nota...
Clinical research over the last decade links high intakes of added fructose—especially from —to increases in liver fat and worse liver enzymes under conditions of excess energy intake, while the indep...
Common fat‑burner ingredients can and do interact with prescription medicines: stimulants such as caffeine raise heart rate and blood pressure and may amplify or be amplified by other stimulants or ca...
Social platforms and charismatic "medical" personalities have been credited with launching and popularizing a range of viral diet trends—from celery-juice miracle claims to extreme fasting regimens—an...