Aspirin conflicts with wine. The wine is first oxidized to acetaldehyde in the body, and then becomes acetic acid, and aspirin interferes with the oxidation of acetaldehyde to acetic acid, causing accumulation of acetaldehyde in the body, aggravating symptoms such as fever and body pain, and also easily causing liver damage.
Berberine conflicts with tea. Tea contains about 10% tannins and is easily broken down into tannic acid in the body. Tannic acid precipitates alkaloids in berberine and reduces its efficacy. Therefore, you cannot drink tea within 2 hours before and after taking berberine.
Ibuprofen conflicts with coffee and cola. Ibuprofen (Fenbid) stimulates the gastric mucosa. Cocaine in coffee and Cocaine in Cola stimulate the secretion of gastric acid, increase the side effects of ibuprofen on the gastric mucosa, and even induce gastric bleeding and gastric perforation.
Antibiotics conflict with milk and juice. Do not drink milk or fruit juice for 2 hours before and after taking antibiotics, because milk will reduce the antibiotic activity, so that the efficacy can not be fully exerted; and the fruit acids (especially fresh fruit juice) rich in acid will accelerate the dissolution of antibiotics, not only reduce the efficacy, but may also Increase toxic side effects.
Calcium tablets conflict with spinach. Spinach contains a large amount of potassium oxalate, the oxalate ion after electrolysis will precipitate calcium ions into the body, hinder the body's absorption of calcium, but also easy to generate calcium oxalate stones. Do not eat spinach within 2 hours before or after serving calcium tablets, or eat spinach before cooking.
Antiallergic drugs conflict with cheese and meat products. Do not eat foods rich in histidine such as cheese and meat during anti-allergic drugs. Because histidine in the body will be converted to histamine, and anti-allergic drugs inhibit histamine decomposition, resulting in histamine accumulation, induced dizziness, headache, palpitation and other symptoms.
Antidiarrheal drugs conflict with milk. Antidiarrheal medicine can not drink milk, because milk not only reduces the efficacy of antidiarrheal drugs, and its contained lactose is also easy to increase diarrhea.
Diuretics conflict with bananas and oranges. During serving diuretics, potassium will be retained in the blood. If potassium-rich bananas and oranges are used, excessive accumulation of potassium in the body can easily induce heart and blood pressure complications.
Vitamin C conflicts with shrimp. You cannot eat shrimp within two hours before and after taking vitamin C, because the copper in shrimp can oxidize vitamin C and make it lose its efficacy. The pentavalent arsenic in shrimp reacts with vitamin C to produce toxic "trivalent arsenic."
Antihypertensive drugs conflict with grapefruit juice. Do not drink grapefruit juice when taking antihypertensive drugs, because naringenin in grapefruit juice affects the function of certain enzymes in the liver, and this enzyme is related to the metabolism of antihypertensive drugs, which easily leads to excessively high concentration of drugs in the blood, increasing side effect.