Yerba Mate Interactions Overview
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Yerba Mate
Also known as
- Ilex paraguariensis
- Chimarrao
- Green Mate
- Hervea
- Ilex
- Jesuit's Brazil Tea
- Jesuit's Tea
- Maté
- Maté Folium
- Paraguay Tea
- St. Bartholemew's Tea
- Thé de Saint Barthélémy
- Thé des Jésuites
- Thé du Brésil
- Thé du Paraguay
- Yerbamate
- Yerba Mate
Yerba mate is a plant native to South America. It is often consumed as a tea and is known for its stimulating effects, similar to those of coffee or other caffeine-containing drinks.
In addition to its use as a beverage, yerba mate has also been used medicinally as it is believed to have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and potentially weight loss-promoting effects. Some studies have also suggested that yerba mate may have a positive effect on blood sugar control, cholesterol levels, and blood pressure. It is also sometimes used as a laxative at higher doses.
There are 1037 drugs known to interact
with Yerba Mate
Drugs that interact with Yerba Mate
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