Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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3855183 | Journal of Renal Nutrition | 2010 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
Purple grape juice decreased AUC and Cmax, whereas half-life was not changed, suggesting that juice affects the absorption and not drug elimination. The above findings are similar to previous data on the effects on CyA pharmacokinetics caused by the ingestion of red wine. Our findings are potentially relevant in the clinic. The intake of CyA with purple grape juice should be discouraged, as drug bioavailability can be decrease by 30%, leading to blood levels below the drug therapeutic window. A free interval of at least 2 hours between CyA intake and purple juice drinking is recommended.
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Authors
Vera L. MSc, Teresa Dalla PhD, Roberto C. MD, PhD, Luciane B. MSc, PhD, Gilberto MD, PhD,