Levodopa + carbidopa and copper interactions are quite complex and not always apparent. The copper-iron and copper-zinc interactions add an ...

The interdependence of copper-iron interactions, and their importance in health management, remains overlooked and under-researched. Deficiencies or excesses of either ...

Levodopa + carbidopa and iron interactions are both complex and extensive. The theories for many of these interactions are speculative, ...

Levodopa + carbidopa and thiamine encompass a range of interactions that have significant consequences to Parkinson’s Disease (PD) progression.The majority ...

Levodopa + carbidopa and vitamin C encompass a range of interactions that include both direct and indirect mechanisms of action.Parkinson's ...

The levodopa + carbidopa and vitamin D interaction is apparently additive however the evidence is limited. Given Parkinson’s Disease is ...

Levodopa + carbidopa and zinc interactions are a surprisingly relatively recent finding. Levodopa is both a pharmaceutical and an amino ...

Is there evidence of a levodopa +carbidopa and manganese interaction? The total metal content and cellular compartmentalization of several key ...

The levodopa + carbidopa, magnesium and vitamin C interaction has only recently gained recognition. Levodopa is commonly prescribed for those ...

Interactions between aspirin and various nutrients have been identified over a number of decades and are either old, forgotten, or ...

The aspirin-vitamin C interaction was discovered in the early 1970’s. The evidence is predominantly based on short term, high-dose interventions ...

Guest case study - hypercalcaemia is based on a question from a concerned clinician.Oral calcium intake - no evidence of ...

The mechanisms by which metformin exerts its effects are not fully understood and current concepts are currently being challenged. However, ...

Aspects of vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) and pharmaconutrition have been written about in previous posts –Metformin & B6,Elevated pyridoxine and pharmaconutrition,B6 ...

Metformin is a commonly prescribed first line intervention in NIDDM management and its mechanisms of action include decreased intestinal sugar ...

Metformin was developed and released in the late 1950’s and within a decade was identified as a cause of B12 ...

In many countries, metformin is the first prescribed therapeutic intervention for those diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. Metformin primarily increases ...

A throw-away comment in a relatively recent paper that metformin was associated with diminishing riboflavin(vitamin B2) status prompted this post.Although ...

Membrane transporters are steadily gaining recognition as important factors in the absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion of many nutrients, as ...

Metformin is the fourth most commonly prescribed medicine in the world therefore it’s negative impacts on nutritional factors affects a ...