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,” Dr. Guo says. High blood levels of calcium channel blockers can lower your blood pressure and slow your heart rate, for example, so you may experience dizziness or fainting. On the other hand, immunosuppressants like tacrolimus could cause shaking, according to Dr. Guo. You could be in for muscle pain and weakness with statins. Meds that treat irregular heart rhythms? Irregular heartbeats and heart palpitations.
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“Usually, we'll tell patients just to avoid it completely,” Dr. Guo says. Same goes for the bitter orange, pomelo, and tangelo listed above. Other alternatives out there that would make a safe swap include citrus fruits like lemons, limes, and oranges—if you need more of that tang—and pears, apples, cherries, and bananas if you can go sweeter. In fact, “almost all other fruits are safe to take,” Dr. Guo says. Vegetables are totally fine too.
