| Possible Interactions
with: Slippery Elm |
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| Also listed as:
Red Elm; Sweet Elm; Ulmus
fulva; Ulmus rubra |
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There are no reports in the scientific literature to suggest that slippery
elm interacts with any conventional medications. As stated in Precautions,
however, it is best to take slippery elm several hours before or after other
herbs or medications because of possible interference with absorption.
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