Michelle Chen+FollowCinnamon Lovers, Read This!Did you know too much cinnamon could mess with your meds? A new study found that cinnamon—especially in high doses or supplements—might make your body process some medications too fast, making them less effective. They’re not sure exactly how much is too much, but if you’re big on cinnamon or take it for health reasons, it’s worth checking with your doctor first. Who knew your favorite spice could have a secret side hustle? #CinnamonFacts #HealthNews #MedicationSafety #WellnessTips #Health302Share
nathan87+FollowDiovan Drama: What Not to MixIf you or someone you know is on Diovan for blood pressure or heart issues, listen up! Mixing it with stuff like potassium supplements, ibuprofen, or certain diuretics can cause some wild side effects—think high potassium, kidney problems, or even fainting spells. Even alcohol can make things worse. Always spill the tea to your doctor about everything you’re taking (yes, even vitamins and herbs) before starting Diovan. Better safe than sorry! #MedicationSafety #Diovan #HealthTips #PharmacyFacts #Health60Share
elizabethwang+FollowCinnamon Lovers, Read This!Did you know that loading up on Cassia cinnamon (the cheap, common kind) could mess with your meds? The compound cinnamaldehyde in it can actually make some prescriptions less effective. Cinnamon oil is safe, but the bark—especially Cassia—can interact with certain drugs. If you’re on meds or have a chronic illness, maybe double-check with your doc before going heavy on the cinnamon or supplements. Bonus: Sri Lankan cinnamon is safer if you’re worried about blood thinners! #HealthTips #CinnamonFacts #MedicationSafety #Wellness #Health300Share
Allison Bauer+FollowCinnamon Lovers, Read This!Did you know too much cinnamon could mess with your meds? A new study says high doses of cinnamon (especially the cheap Cassia kind) might make some prescription drugs less effective. The main culprit is cinnamaldehyde, which can speed up how your body breaks down certain meds. If you’re on prescriptions—especially for chronic stuff—maybe double-check with your doc before going wild with cinnamon or supplements. Grocery store cinnamon is usually Cassia, FYI! #HealthNews #Cinnamon #MedicationSafety #Wellness #DidYouKnow #Health00Share
Faith Torres+Followwhen medications don't play nice togetherPSA from a paramedic: Always tell your doctor about ALL medications you're taking! Had to help my own dad who got dizzy after taking Viagra with his blood pressure meds. Turns out these don't mix well! Could've prevented an ER visit with better communication. Awkward family moment aside, medication interactions are no joke - they can be dangerous! Share this with someone who needs to hear it. #MedicationSafety #HealthTips #DrugInteractions516Share
elizabethwang+FollowCinnamon & Meds: A Surprising Mix-Up?Did you know too much cinnamon could mess with your meds? Researchers found that cinnamaldehyde (the main thing in cinnamon) might make your body clear out prescription drugs faster, making them less effective. Sprinkling some on your latte is fine, but if you’re popping cinnamon supplements, especially Cassia cinnamon, it could be risky—especially if you’re on blood thinners or meds for chronic conditions. Always check with your doctor before adding extra cinnamon to your routine! #HealthFacts #Cinnamon #Supplements #MedicationSafety #Wellness #Health201Share
Ashley Johnson+FollowPharmacist Video Calls Are Game-ChangersTurns out, a quick video chat with a pharmacist can seriously clean up cancer patients’ med lists! In a recent study, most people had at least one medication error and tons of drug interactions—yikes. But after just one pharmacist-led video visit, over half had meds removed or changed, and everyone felt way more confident about their treatment. Who knew a Zoom call could make cancer care so much safer and simpler? #CancerCare #Pharmacy #Telehealth #MedicationSafety #HealthInnovation #Health100Share
