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Dr Crandall.

This is the following information that I have found in

my drug interaction books between herbal and

pharmaceutical drugs, I hope this would be helpful to

why the doctor was concerned...

I am a fully qualified Naturopath and a Dispensary

Technician and have always been consulting my

references before prescribing as a lot of people

especially of the mid to older generation are on

pharmaceutical medication that can interact with any

supplementation or food that they could be eating as

when something is taken in a concentrated form

especially from a tincture or tablet the amount is

stronger than in a food form.

 

Cayenne - ACE inhibitors

Garlic - coumadin (increases blood clotting time),

Beta-blockers (increases effectiveness), prior to

surgery (decreases platelet aggregation)

Horseradish - kidney inflammation due to strong

diuretic effect

Onion - nil recorded

Ginger - coumadin

ACV - nil recorded

 

I hope I have been of some assistance to you.

Wendy

 

 

I am so MAD. I'm told that the TT will interfere with

the

following meds of a patient that had a stroke 1 1/2

years

ago and is now in LTC and the flu is rampant. She

hasn't

gotten the flu YET but the doctor said she can't have

the

TT. How can that be???????? I've been giving it to

her in

tomato juice and she loves it.

 

The meds are: furosemide (BP), docusate, when

needed(constipation), lopressor (heart and BP),

coumadin

(blood thinner), and diovan (BP). Antibiotics for

kidney

infections which had happened a few times. TT would

prevent

those, dang it.

 

I know there's no sane answer for this but just needed

to

rant!!! If there is some data that I can give to this

STUPID doctor, I'd surely appreciate the help.

 

Now, I'm not looking to get her healthy, that's just

not

going to happen and it would be a blessing if she went

home

to her Lord but if she does get the flu, it probably

won't

kill her, she'll just be miserable and I'd really like

to

avoid that for her. Is this a classic example of

'kill 'em

slow' or what?!?!

 

Anna, who will be taking EXTRA TT for the rage she's

allowed

herself temporarily...

 

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Then again Anna,

 

All these pills she is currently taking can eventually be taken out of her routine because the TT will handle the blood pressure, so she won't need to be taking furosemide, lopressor, coumadin and diovan. She won't need any antibiotics. And she won't need the docusate for constipation. There are other herbs that will handle constipation much better and gentler on the system without poisoning her liver.

 

Get yourself a copy of "Herb Contraindications & Drug Interactions" by Francis Brinker, N.D. Very good to have just for this occasion.

 

Don Q.

 

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DrCrandall

'HerbalRemedies'

Saturday, January 10, 2004 2:43 AM

[herbal remedies] TT and drugs

 

 

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