When Green Becomes Mean: Green Tea Extract Reduces Ziprasidone's Effect and Causes Psychosis.

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Authors Mahgoub, Yassir;Madden, Keeva;Xia, Tianxu;
Journal The primary care companion for CNS disorders
Year 2020
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10.4088/PCC.19l02487
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health intestinal microbiota circadian rhythms tea polyphenols

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