Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. For so many women of a certain age, the word grapefruit sends us reeling back several decades in time, when the grapefruit diet ...

Grapefruit can interact with many medications, including statins, blood pressure drugs, and some opioids, reducing effectiveness or causing side effects.

Grapefruit juice can be dangerous for people on certain medications, nurse researchers remind doctors, nurses, and everyone who takes medicine and enjoys grapefruit juice, in a paper in the American ...

When it comes to grapefruit juice, which is arguably delicious, it's important to know that it interacts with some medication. We often celebrate citrus fruits for their delicious tangy flavors and ...

Q: Did you really mention grapefruit juice in conjunction with beet juice for blood pressure control? Or was I dreaming? I love grapefruit and grapefruit juice — and I live in Florida. Can I drink ...

Q: I have understood that grapefruit juice generally should not be used to take medicine. My wife believes that orange juice also is dangerous. She is urging me not to take my pills with orange juice.