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The potential for botanical supplements to cause clinically important interactions with drugs, especially those with a narrow therapeutic index.
St. John’s wort, grapefruit (juice), and a range of polyphenol-rich herbal supplements have documented, clinically significant interactions with prescription drugs that are substrates of CYP3A4, alter...
GaraHerb’s public materials and third‑party reviews provide an inconsistent and incomplete picture of its active ingredient profile: official product pages primarily list capsule excipients while mult...
There are no peer‑reviewed studies or authoritative case reports in the provided reporting that document specific drug interactions or formal contraindications for the commercial product GaraHerb itse...
Ginkgo biloba has documented drug interactions with several commonly used prescription medicines including omeprazole, midazolam and tolbutamide , while Bacopa monnieri’s interactions are less well ca...
Published reviews of herb–drug interactions establish that herbal remedies can and do produce clinically important adverse interactions with conventional medicines, especially via effects on drug‑meta...