If you're getting a prescription from a doctor you can check with them
or the pharmacist. Normally you get information with the prescription
on contraindications. There are places on line that contain this
information about the med. If you belong to an HMO check with the
registered dietitian. You can go to the NIH site and check PubMed for
broader information which can be more misleading than anything else.
if anything tea might lower the efficacy of the med, so more med. If
I'm sick I'm drinking more tea not less.

Jim

ladyredlight wrote:
> I've been on blood thinners for a loooong time. Recently, my anticoagu;ant
> therapist told me to be sure to not drink green tea or white tea. Or at
> least not a lot (what is a lot?). I guess it interferes with blood thinner
> activities. Thought I would let others know. Haven't checked it out
> online. But, I'm not drinking them now.
>
> ladyredlight