Interaction found
St John's Wort ↔ Jantoven
Jantoven resolved to warfarin. Reduces anticoagulant blood levels, with a risk of clot formation.
Severe
Rev. Dr. Gideon Afolabi · McFuntain LLC
Sharpens the mind.Thins the blood.
Ginkgo — Inhibits platelet-activating factor. On warfarin or aspirin, the bleeding risk adds up.
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Turmeric · Curcuma longa
“May interact with blood thinners.” Culinary amounts are not the concern; concentrated extracts are.
CautionNothing recorded
Maqui Berry
No interaction is recorded for this remedy. That is not the same as proven safe. Ask a pharmacist.
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This app is educational. It describes how plants have traditionally been used; it does not diagnose, treat, or tell you what to take. Rev. Dr. Gideon Afolabi holds a Medicinal Plants Certificate from eCornell, authored by Cornell CALS. He is not a licensed physician. Always speak to your doctor or pharmacist before combining a herb with prescription medicine.