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Rhabdomyolysis linked to Chinese red yeast rice.

Rhabdomyolysis linked to Chinese red yeast rice.

Abstract

(1) Rice fermented with "red yeast" is a traditional Chinese remedy that naturally contains various statins. Preparations based on red yeast rice are marketed as lipid-lowering medicines, often in capsule form, having the regulatory status of dietary supplements. (2) Cases of rhabdomyolysis have drawn attention to the risks associated with these products: "dietary supplement" status does not provide any guarantee as to the composition or quality of these preparations. (3) In practice, it is better to exercise caution when using plant-based dietary supplements. Patients should be informed of the risks associated with using these products, and standard drug treatments should be preferred.

Keywords

Biological Products, Ascomycota, Dietary Supplements, Humans, Rhabdomyolysis, Drugs, Chinese Herbal

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