Used across medicine
Where connected formulations are used
Crossover ingredients appear in documented formulations for medicines used across these areas. Medical use describes the medication — not the food ingredient's therapeutic function.
This does not mean the food ingredient treats a condition. It means the same or verified equivalent substance is documented in a medication formulation — as an inactive ingredient unless evidence verifies it is active.
- General medicine120 formulations · 44 crossover ingredients · 1 foodsOpen →
- Pain47 formulations · 29 crossover ingredients · 2 foodsOpen →
- Oncology17 formulations · 13 crossover ingredients · 0 foodsOpen →
- Respiratory17 formulations · 12 crossover ingredients · 1 foodsOpen →
- Infectious disease11 formulations · 8 crossover ingredients · 1 foodsOpen →
- Allergy10 formulations · 10 crossover ingredients · 1 foodsOpen →