Check interactions
Add your supplements, foods, meals — and any medications you take — to see how they interact. Findings are grouped by severity: what to avoid, what needs care or timing, and what actually works better together.
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Avoid
2 · Don't combine without medical guidanceCaution
14 · Combine carefully — read the noteConcentrated garlic supplements can add to a blood thinner's effect.
Why: Antiplatelet activity.
→ Discuss with your prescriber; discontinue before surgery.
Increased bleeding risk
Why: Additive antiplatelet effects
Possible increased bleeding
Why: Additive effects
Garlic may reduce isoniazid absorption
Why: Unknown
Additive bleeding risk
Why: Both affect platelet function
Monitor / Timing
6 · Usually fine — mind timing or watch for effectsPossible additive blood pressure lowering
Why: Garlic has mild antihypertensive effect
Possible enhanced effect
Why: Additive vasodilation
May enhance blood sugar lowering
Why: Garlic may have mild hypoglycemic effect
Possible additive effect
Why: Garlic may improve insulin sensitivity
Theoretical reduced efficacy
Why: CYP3A4 induction (clinical significance unclear)
Possible additive bleeding risk
Why: Both affect coagulation
