What you get
Interactions
Every pair of medicines checked against our interaction database, then by a vaidya.
Red flags
Products named in regulator warnings, duplicates, and anything that needs stopping.
Questions to ask
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The kind of thing we check
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- Amla and blood pressure medicines
- Amla and blood thinners
- Amla and iron tablets
- Amla and metformin
- Arjuna and blood pressure medicines
- Arjuna and blood thinners
- Arjuna and digoxin
- Arjuna and nitrates for angina
- Arjuna and statins for cholesterol
- Ashwagandha and Adderall
- Ashwagandha and alcohol
- Ashwagandha and antidepressants (SSRIs, SNRIs)
- Ashwagandha and blood pressure medicines
- Ashwagandha and bupropion (Wellbutrin)
- Ashwagandha and statins for cholesterol
- Ashwagandha and thyroid medicines
- Ashwagandha with metformin and insulin
- Ashwagandha with sleeping pills and benzodiazepines
- Ashwagandha with steroids and transplant drugs
- Berberine and levothyroxine
- Berberine and metformin
- Berberine and statins
- Brahmi and anticholinergic medicines
- Brahmi and antidepressants or anxiety medicines
- Brahmi and epilepsy medicines
- Brahmi and sedatives or sleeping pills
- Brahmi and thyroid medicines
- Fenugreek (methi) and levothyroxine
- Fenugreek (methi) and warfarin
- Fenugreek (methi) with metformin or insulin
- Garlic (lahsun) and blood pressure medicines
- Garlic and blood thinners (warfarin, aspirin, clopidogrel)
- Garlic and HIV medicines (protease inhibitors)
- Garlic and isoniazid (TB medicine)
- Giloy and blood pressure medicines
- Giloy and paracetamol (Dolo, Crocin)
- Giloy with immunosuppressants and steroids
- Giloy with metformin or insulin
- Ginger (adrak) and diabetes medicines
- Ginger (adrak) and warfarin
- Gokshura (gokhru) and blood pressure medicines
- Gokshura (gokhru) and lithium
- Gokshura (gokhru) and metformin
- Gokshura (gokhru) and testosterone or hormone therapy
- Guggulu and birth control pills
- Guggulu and blood thinners (warfarin, aspirin, clopidogrel)
- Guggulu and cholesterol medicines (statins)
- Guggulu and thyroid medicine (levothyroxine)
- Guggulu with propranolol or diltiazem
- Haritaki (harad) and metformin
- Haritaki (harad) and other medicines you swallow
- Haritaki (harad) and warfarin
- Karela (bitter gourd) and diabetes medicines
- Moringa (sahjan) and thyroid medicine
- Mulethi (licorice) and birth control pills
- Mulethi (licorice) and blood pressure medicines
- Mulethi (licorice) and blood thinners like warfarin
- Mulethi (licorice) and MAOI medicines
- Mulethi (licorice) and steroid medicines like prednisolone
- Mulethi (licorice) with water pills and digoxin
- Neem and blood pressure medicines
- Neem and diabetes medicines (metformin, insulin)
- Neem and lithium
- Neem and transplant medicines (immunosuppressants)
- Pippali, black pepper and carbamazepine
- Pippali, black pepper and cyclosporine
- Pippali, black pepper and phenytoin
- Pippali, black pepper and propranolol
- Pippali, black pepper and rifampicin (TB medicine)
- Pippali, black pepper and theophylline
- Punarnava and blood pressure medicines
- Punarnava and diuretics (water tablets)
- Punarnava and lithium
- Punarnava and metformin
- Shatavari and diuretics (water tablets)
- Shatavari and lithium
- Shatavari and metformin
- Shatavari, the pill and hormone therapy
- Shilajit and blood pressure medicines
- Shilajit and diuretics (water tablets)
- Shilajit and iron tablets
- Shilajit and metformin
- Shilajit and uric acid medicines (gout)
- Triphala and blood pressure medicines
- Triphala and blood thinners like warfarin
- Triphala and laxatives
- Triphala and metformin
- Triphala with other medicines: timing and absorption
- Tulsi and blood thinners like warfarin
- Tulsi and fertility treatment, including IVF
- Tulsi and metformin
- Tulsi and paracetamol
- Tulsi and sleeping pills or sedatives
- Turmeric and acidity medicines (omeprazole, pantoprazole)
- Turmeric and blood pressure medicines
- Turmeric and blood thinners
- Turmeric and diabetes medicines (metformin, glimepiride)
- Turmeric and iron supplements
- Turmeric and painkillers like ibuprofen and diclofenac
- Turmeric with tamoxifen and chemotherapy
Good to know
- We never tell you to stop an allopathic medicine on our own. We tell you what to raise with the doctor who prescribed it.
- If your review finds a bigger question, we may suggest a consult. You are never obliged to book one.
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