Hoxsey formula

Hoxsey/Drug Interactions:

  • GeneralGeneral: There is currently a lack of published scientific evidence available on drug interactions with the Hoxsey formula. The Hoxsey formula may contain barberry, bloodroot, buckthorn, burdock, cascara, licorice, pokeroot, potassium, prickly ash, red clover, stillingia, and zinc. Interactions between the agents found in the Hoxsey formula and other drugs and herbs may occur.
  • Antineoplastic agentsAntineoplastic agents: Although the Hoxsey formula has been suggested as a possible treatment for cancer, there is currently a lack of controlled trials evaluating its safety or efficacy for this condition. There have been several reports of this use in reviews (2; 3; 4). According to secondary sources, some compounds in the Hoxsey formula have been tested for anticancer effects in preliminary animal or in vitro studies, with inconsistent results.

    • Hoxsey/Herb/Supplement Interactions:

  • GeneralGeneral: Scientific evidence of herb or supplement interactions with the Hoxsey formula is currently unavailable. The Hoxsey formula may contain barberry, bloodroot, buckthorn, burdock, cascara, licorice, pokeroot, potassium, prickly ash, red clover, stillingia, and zinc. Interactions between the agents found in the Hoxsey formula and other drugs and herbs may occur.
  • AntineoplasticsAntineoplastics: Although the Hoxsey formula has been suggested as a possible treatment for cancer, there is currently a lack of controlled trials evaluating its safety or efficacy for this condition. There have been several reports of this use in reviews (2; 3; 4). According to secondary sources, some compounds in the Hoxsey formula have been tested for anticancer effects in preliminary animal or in vitro studies, with inconsistent results.

    • Hoxsey/Food Interactions:

  • GeneralGeneral: Scientific evidence of food interactions with the Hoxsey formula is currently unavailable. The Hoxsey formula may contain barberry, bloodroot, buckthorn, burdock, cascara, licorice, pokeroot, potassium, prickly ash, red clover, stillingia, and zinc. Interactions between the agents found in the Hoxsey formula and food products may occur.
  • AlcoholAlcohol: According to secondary sources, Mildred Nelson, Harry Hoxsey's nurse, advised patients taking Hoxsey therapy not to consume alcohol. However, there is currently a lack of evidence supporting this interaction.
  • Bleached flourBleached flour: According to secondary sources, Mildred Nelson, Harry Hoxsey's nurse, advised patients taking Hoxsey therapy not to consume bleached flour so as to avoid negating the formula's effects. However, there is currently a lack of evidence supporting this interaction.
  • Carbonated beveragesCarbonated beverages: According to secondary sources, Mildred Nelson, Harry Hoxsey's nurse, advised patients taking Hoxsey therapy not to consume carbonated beverages so as to avoid negating the formula's effects. However, there is currently a lack of evidence supporting this interaction.
  • PorkPork: According to secondary sources, Mildred Nelson, Harry Hoxsey's nurse, advised patients taking Hoxsey therapy not to consume pork so as to avoid negating the formula's effects. However, there is currently a lack of evidence supporting this interaction.
  • SaltSalt: According to secondary sources, Mildred Nelson, Harry Hoxsey's nurse, advised patients taking Hoxsey therapy not to consume salt so as to avoid negating the formula's effects. However, there is currently a lack of evidence supporting this interaction.
  • Sugar and artificial sweetenersSugar and artificial sweeteners: According to secondary sources, Mildred Nelson, Harry Hoxsey's nurse, advised patients taking Hoxsey therapy not to consume sugar or artificial sweeteners so as to avoid negating the formula's effects. However, there is currently a lack of evidence supporting this interaction.
  • TomatoesTomatoes: According to secondary sources, Mildred Nelson, Harry Hoxsey's nurse, advised patients taking Hoxsey therapy not to consume tomatoes so as to avoid negating the formula's effects. However, there is currently a lack of evidence supporting this interaction.
  • VinegarVinegar: According to secondary sources, Mildred Nelson, Harry Hoxsey's nurse, advised patients taking Hoxsey therapy not to consume vinegar so as to avoid negating the formula's effects. However, there is currently a lack of evidence supporting this interaction.

    • Hoxsey/Lab Interactions:

  • GeneralGeneral: Scientific evidence of lab interactions with the Hoxsey formula is currently unavailable. Hoxsey formula may contain barberry, bloodroot, buckthorn, burdock, cascara, licorice, pokeroot, potassium, prickly ash, red clover, stillingia, and zinc. Interactions between the agents found in the Hoxsey formula and lab values may occur.
  • Potassium levelsPotassium levels: The Hoxsey formula may contain potassium.