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> Anti-inflammatory, Medications,.....
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| 5-Aminosalicylic Acid
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| Depletions |
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| Vitamin
B9 (Folic Acid) |
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Low levels of folic acid have been
linked to anemia, heart disease, and birth
defects.
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| Editorial Note |
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The selected depletions information
presented here identifies some of the
nutrients that may be depleted by certain
medications. The signs and symptoms
associated with nutrient deficiency may
also indicate conditions other than
nutrient deficiency. If you are
experiencing any of the signs or symptoms
mentioned, it does not necessarily mean
that you are nutrient deficient. Nutrient
depletion depends upon a number of
factors, including your medical history,
diet, and lifestyle as well as the length
of time you have been taking the
medication. Please consult your healthcare
provider; he or she can best assess and
address your individual healthcare needs,
and determine if you are at risk for
nutrient depletions from these medications
as well as others not listed here.
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| Supporting Research |
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Ames BN. Micronutrient deficiencies: A
major cause of DNA damage. Ann NY Acad
Sci. 2000;889:87-106.
Covington T, ed. Nonprescription
Drug Therapy Guiding Patient Self-Care.
St Louis, MO: Facts and Comparisons;
1999:467-545.
Lawrence VA et al. Aspirin and folate
binding: in vivo and in vitro studies of
serum binding and urinary excretion of
endogenous folate. J.Lab. Clin. Med.
103:944-948, 1984.
Selhub J. et al. Inhibition of folate
enzymes by sulfasalazine. J. Clin.
Invest. 61:221-224, 1978.
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| Review
Date: October 2000 |
Reviewed
By: All depletions monographs have
been reviewed by a team of experts
including Derrick M. DeSilva, Jr., MD,
Raritan Bay Medical Center, Perth Amboy,
NJ; Jacqueline A. Hart, MD, Department of
Internal Medicine, Newton-Wellesley
Hospital, Harvard University and Senior
Medical Editor, A.D.A.M., Inc., Boston,
MA; John Hinze, PharmD, NMD, Woodbine, IA;
Ruth Marlin, MD, Medical Director and
Director of Medical Education, Preventive
Medicine Research Institute, Sausalito,
CA; Brian T Sanderoff, PD, BS in Pharmacy,
Clinical Assistant Professor, University
of Maryland School of Pharmacy; President,
Your Prescription for Health, Owings
Mills, MD; Leonard Wisneski, MD, FACP,
George Washington University, Rockville,
MD; Ira Zunin, MD, MPH, MBA, President and
Chairman, Hawaii State Consortium for
Integrative Medicine, Honolulu, HI.
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herein.
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