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Effects of Food, Nutrients, and Nutritional Status on Drug Disposition,m of drugs depends on the characteristics of the food, when the food is consumed, whether fluids are taken with the food, and on the characteristics of the individual consuming the food. The efficiency of the diet in meeting nutrient needs and the therapeutic efficacy of drugs are dependent on those interactions.

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Intolerance to Intentional Additives in Foods and Drugs,dye is a common cause of acute urticaria and may exacerbate chronic urticaria (Juhlin et al. 1972). According to Warin and Smith (1982), the incidence of reactions to tartrazine in patients with chronic urticaria is about 10%. However, once the urticaria has been clear for some time, patients no longer react to tartrazine.

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Nutrient and Drug-Nutrient Interactions Due to Formula Foods, sources is markedly impaired. Formula foods may be prepared from milk, cream, eggs, and other common foods, but are usually semisynthetic. The nitrogen source within the formulas may be milk powder, casein, hydrolyzed casein, soy protein isolate, or a mixture of essential and nonessential amino aci