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Black Cohosh
helps with menopause and benign prostatic hyperplasia
Black Cohosh Warning
do not use with selective estrogen receptor modulators (those with breast cancer) or with liver disease
Co Q-10
improves heart health
Co Q-10 Warning
do not use with Warfarin
Cranberry
can reduce incidence of UTIs
Cranberry Warning
will not treat existing UTIs
Echinacea
stimulates immune system, treat viral infections and skin issues. VITAMIN C
Echinacea Warning
do not use if you have an autoimmune disease
Feverfew
suppresses migraines
Feverfew Warning
increased risk of bleeding
Flaxseed
helps with constipation and GI motility
Flaxseed Warning
reduces drug absorption
Garlic
reduce triglycerides and LDL cholesterol
Garlic Warning
can reduce blood pressure and has anticoagulation properties
Ginger root
helps with dizziness
Ginger root Warning
has anticoagulation properties
Gingko biloba
improve age-related memory impairment
Gingko biloba Warning
increased blood flow, anticoagulation properties
Glucosamine
treats osteoarthritis
Glucosamine Warning
caution with shellfish allergy
Green tea
weight loss, anti-cancer
Green tea Warning
caffeinated, don’t take if you have liver disease
Probiotics
treats IBS, diarrhea, prevents C.diff and H.pylori
Probitoics Warning
can get rid of good bacteria
Saw Palmetto
benign prostate hyperplasia
Saw Palmetto Warning
Pregnancy Category X
Ma-Huang (Ephedra)
stimulant, weight loss
Ma-Huang (Ephedra) Warning
can cause MI and stroke
Kava-Kava
used for anxiety
Kava-Kava Warning
can cause liver damage
Comfrey
helps with back pain
St. John’s wort
induces CYP 450 enzymes and accelerates metabolism of antidepressants
Ginseng
improves sexual performance, good for male fertility
Valerian
helps you sleep, similar to melatonin
DSHEA (1994)
things can be marketed as dietary supplements rather than drugs if it hasnt met FDA approval
Acetaminophen
can cause hepatotoxicity