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Can Honeybells interfere with PI absorbtion Jan 19, 2006 I've been on HIV meds for almost twenty years now. I've enjoyed a type of Florida citrus, Honeybells, for much longer than that. I've always thought that Honeybells were a type of orange. They're not. They're a tangerine-grapefruil hybrid available only during a few weeks in January. Does anyone know if Honeybells interfere with PIs or other HIV meds like grapefruit can? Thanks, Kevin, Chicago |
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| Response from Dr. Young
 Kevin- Thanks for your post. I'm not aware about any such interactions; you'd probably have to eat many pounds of honeybells to even approach a level where there could be a problem. So, bon appetite. BY | ||||||||
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