DOES CDS INFLUENCE THE ACTION OF DRUGS (medicine)?

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DOES CDS INFLUENCE THE ACTION OF DRUGS (medicine)?

To date, there have been no interactions observed between the substances in question unless they are taken together with drugs, and even then, it is essential to wait an hour between their administrations. As of now, there is no known interaction, and it is likely that none will be discovered in the future, since the active agent in question is a volatile gas.

What remains beyond any doubt is that vitamin C effectively counteracts the effect of CDS due to its impressive high antioxidant potential. This strong antioxidant property of vitamin C plays a significant role in its ability to negate the effects of CDS.

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