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Can you tell me how hyperforin (from st johns wort) inhibit cyp3a4 enzymes?
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Unsure: I am unsure if the mechanism of medication-induced oxidative enzyme inhibition is known. A pharmacologist might know. It is my understanding, however, that it is time-limited, meaning the enzyme returns to normal levels once the medication is no longer taken.
Answered 7/9/2014
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