Berberine should be avoided or used only under medical supervision in the following groups: Pregnant or breastfeeding women Children and adolescents Individuals with liver or kidney impairment Those taking multiple prescription medicines, particularly narrow therapeutic index drugs People with a history of hypoglycaemia or taking glucose-lowering medicines Anyone taking warfarin, digoxin, ciclosporin, or tacrolimus If you are unsure whether berberine is appropriate for you, your GP or a registered pharmacist is the most appropriate first point of contact
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