Go easy on those delicious vegetables like broccoli, Brussels sprouts and cauliflower because they crash your thyroid levels. If you take thyroid medicine, you should space your calcium supplements or dairy foods at least 2 hours away from your medication. For example, it's possible that eating cheese with MAO drugs used for depression could kill you.

Grapefruit spikes the levels of many medications, including some statin drugs used for cholesterol management. Use Caution Mixing Drugs With Food Many people taking medications unknowingly eat foods that could cause serious interactions with the drugs. - Arthritis medicine like ibuprofen and Celebrex should not be combined with alcohol because you can increase your risk of GI bleeding and liver damage. Coffee with some SSRI antidepressants could raise blood pressure and increase heart rate.

- Diabetic medication should not be taken within two hours of fiber supplements or moshe cereal because they may decrease drug absorption. - Some diuretics (spironolactone) cause your body to hold on to potassium, so avoid salt substitutes. The coffee reduces pressure on the esophageal sphincter, causing more reflux. Soy lowers thyroid hormone too, so if you are prone to thyroid problems, maybe pass on the tofu and soy milk.

- Heartburn medication such as Prilosec OTC or Zantac should not be combined with coffee (decaf or regular).