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| Interactions
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No clinically significant interactions between marshmallow and conventional
medications are known to have been reported in the literature to date, including
the German Commission E monograph (Blumenthal 1998). Although clinical relevance
is unknown, marshmallow may interfere with the absorption of certain
medications; therefore, ingestion of marshmallow several hours before or after
other herbs or medications may be warranted. |
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| References |
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Blumenthal M, ed. The Complete German Commission E Monographs. Boston,
Mass: Integrative Medicine Communications;
1998:166-167. |
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