While generally safe, multivitamins can change how other medications work, affect how much medication gets absorbed into your bloodstream, or create unwanted nutrient buildup.

Many people stop taking cholesterol-lowering statins because they experience muscle aches, weakness, and fatigue.

A new study explains how cholesterol-lowering medications can lead to muscle damage and identifies a possible approach to making these treatments safer. Statins have dramatically improved cardiovascul ...

Q. Because I like grapefruit, my doctor prescribed rosuvastatin (Crestor) instead of a different statin to lower cholesterol. Later, I added 1/4 cup pomegranate juice to my regimen twice a day. Wow!

Statin-oncology agent Drug-Drug Interactions (DDIs) are relatively common, but statin use is rarely contraindicated. The Frequency of statin use varies according to cancer type, according to a new ...

Fruit and vegetable juices can have harmful interactions with drugs and supplements. Juice may not mix well with statins, antibiotics, diuretics, warfarin, allergy meds or iron. If you regularly drink ...

A pharmacist has issued a stark warning about the potential dangers of mixing certain common medications with a particular fruit juice. Ian Budd, a prescribing pharmacist at online pharmacy Chemist4U, ...

People use green tea—either as a beverage or in supplement form—to support cholesterol, promote weight loss, and for other potential health benefits. But even natural products like green tea can ...

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