Tag: CYP1A2

How Smoking Changes Your Medications: The Hidden Enzyme Effect

How Smoking Changes Your Medications: The Hidden Enzyme Effect

Smoking can drastically alter how your body processes medications, especially those metabolized by CYP1A2. This hidden enzyme effect can cause treatment failure or dangerous toxicity - especially after quitting. Learn which drugs are affected and what to do.

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