Ginger & Honey Interaction w/ Beta block

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Asked for Male, 21 Years

Hi, I m daily taking Petril Beta 10 tablet twice. Is there any harmful interaction if I drink Milk with Ginger and Honey in it. P.S.: Its been 4 months since i m taking this tab.

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I do not think there is and it is almost impossible to find any literature on this. So I presume you should trust your instincts and continue taking both. Regards

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