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Although banning might be excessive, products containing coumarin should be labelled appropriately. If what the article says is true, such as that a teaspoon of
by rustlerpride 9y ago
Although banning might be excessive, products containing coumarin should be labelled appropriately. If what the article says is true, such as that a teaspoon of cassia cinnamon can put you over the safe limits, then consuming coumarin is dangerous for those with liver problems, recovering from mononucleosis, or when consumed in conjunction with other liver-damaging compounds (i.e. alcohol).
- pavement 9y agoProbably also consider caution when taking some analgesics, like acetaminophen/paracetamol.
- tekromancr 9y agoYea, but those are already properly labeled. I'm not sure what you are getting at?
- icebraining 9y agoI believe pavement means consuming coumarin while taking analgesics.
- pavement 9y agoIndeed, I was thinking that it's probably one more detail a person could neglect, unwittingly nickel-and-diming their way to further liver damage. For a perfect storm, add them altogether on top of a case of undiagnosed hepatitis.