Herbal - Drug Interactions and Adverse Effects: An Evidence-Based Quick Reference Guide

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• Overview and General Principles
• Alphabetical Listing of Herb and Nutriceutical Monographs
• Appendices
  • Documented and Potential Interactions Between Botanicals and Nutriceuticals, and Anticoagulant/Platelet-Inhibiting Drugs
  • Confirmed and Theoretical Interactions (Potentiative/Additive) Between Herbs and Psychotropic and other Centrally-Acting Drugs
  • Herbs/Botanicals That May Case Hepatotoxicity
  • Herbs and Foods that May Contain Phytoestrogens and/or Phytoprogestins
  • Herbal Preparations that May Cause Adverse Reactions When Used Topically for Skin Conditions or in Cosmetics
  • Botanicals that May Alter Drug Biotransformations
    • A. Botanicals (Herbal Remedies and Plant Toxins) that Can Affect Cardiovascular Function
    • B. Herbal Remedies Purported to Lower Serum Lipids
  • Herbal Remedies and Nutriceuticals with Anti-inflammatory/Anti-rheumatic Properties
  • Members of the Compositae (Daisy) Family Including Wild and Garden Flowers. Frequent Cases of Contact Dermatitis
  • Herbal and Other Alternative Remedies Purported to Have Hypoglycemic/Antidiabetic Properties
  • Herbs and the Kidney: Diuretic and Nephrotoxic Herbs
  • Herbs/Botanicals and Cancer: Carcinogenic and Antineoplastic Herbs
  • Psoralen-Containing Botanicals Capable of Causing Phytophotodermatitis
  • Some Useful Websites
  • Glossary of Botanical Latin Names and Common Equivalents Used for Alphabetical Listing of Monographs in Text and/or in
  • Appendices