MomWithOCDSon Posted June 25, 2010 Report Posted June 25, 2010 The recent thread about dairy products and azith made me wonder what else those of us giving our kids abx and various supplements, etc. might not know in this vein. So I came across these in some web research; they might be useful to some: United Kingdom Abx Fact Sheet for Pharmacists Calcium Prohibits Absorption of Certain Abx Abx Interaction with Supplements and Herbs - Prevention Magazine There's also a note in Wiki about zinc interfering with some abx absorption, but I haven't been able to document that any further thus far.
justinekno Posted June 25, 2010 Report Posted June 25, 2010 This is good information. Thanks. I saw this quote on the first sheet about the zinc issue. Seems like to play it safe, antibiotics should be given two hours away from anything - except food if instructed or if stomach upsets occur. "The oral absorption of tetracycline and quinolone (for example, ciprofloxacin) is reduced when taken with milk or zinc, iron or calcium salts. These should be taken two hours apart." The recent thread about dairy products and azith made me wonder what else those of us giving our kids abx and various supplements, etc. might not know in this vein. So I came across these in some web research; they might be useful to some: United Kingdom Abx Fact Sheet for Pharmacists Calcium Prohibits Absorption of Certain Abx Abx Interaction with Supplements and Herbs - Prevention Magazine There's also a note in Wiki about zinc interfering with some abx absorption, but I haven't been able to document that any further thus far.
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