Authors :
Mo Wahib Ansari; Manoj Prajapati; Raj Vardhan Singh; Shivam Yadav; Vishal Agrahari; Deepak Kumar Vishwakarma
Volume/Issue :
Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 3 - March
Google Scholar :
https://tinyurl.com/3f6897jx
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25mar621
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Abstract :
The increasing use of nutraceuticals, defined asfood products with health benefits beyond basic nutrition, has raised
significant concerns regarding their safety and potential adverse reactions. This study aims to explore predictive models for
adverse reactions associated with nutraceutical consumption and emphasizes the critical role of pharmacovigilance in
monitoring these effects. We analyse extensive data from clinical trials, post-market surveillance, and adverse event
reporting systems to identify common reactions and risk factors (Smith et al., 2022; Johnson & Lee, 2023). By employing
advanced machine learning techniques, we develop a robust framework that enhances the prediction of adverse events
related to nutraceuticals, facilitating more informed consumer choices and improving regulatory oversight (Doe & Nguyen,
2021; Patel et al., 2023).
Our findings reveal that certain demographics and co-medications significantly influence the likelihood of adverse
reactions (Williams et al., 2024). Furthermore, we advocate for a structured pharmacovigilance system specifically tailored
to nutraceuticals, which is essential for ensuring consumer safety and fostering a comprehensive understanding of
interactions between nutraceuticals and conventional medications (Martinez et al., 2024; Chen & Zhao, 2022). This study
contributes to the growing body of literature on nutraceutical safety, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced monitoring
and regulatory frameworksin this rapidly expanding sector.
Keywords :
Adverse Drug Reaction Drug Related Side Effects and Adverse Reaction Pharmacovigilance.
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The increasing use of nutraceuticals, defined asfood products with health benefits beyond basic nutrition, has raised
significant concerns regarding their safety and potential adverse reactions. This study aims to explore predictive models for
adverse reactions associated with nutraceutical consumption and emphasizes the critical role of pharmacovigilance in
monitoring these effects. We analyse extensive data from clinical trials, post-market surveillance, and adverse event
reporting systems to identify common reactions and risk factors (Smith et al., 2022; Johnson & Lee, 2023). By employing
advanced machine learning techniques, we develop a robust framework that enhances the prediction of adverse events
related to nutraceuticals, facilitating more informed consumer choices and improving regulatory oversight (Doe & Nguyen,
2021; Patel et al., 2023).
Our findings reveal that certain demographics and co-medications significantly influence the likelihood of adverse
reactions (Williams et al., 2024). Furthermore, we advocate for a structured pharmacovigilance system specifically tailored
to nutraceuticals, which is essential for ensuring consumer safety and fostering a comprehensive understanding of
interactions between nutraceuticals and conventional medications (Martinez et al., 2024; Chen & Zhao, 2022). This study
contributes to the growing body of literature on nutraceutical safety, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced monitoring
and regulatory frameworksin this rapidly expanding sector.
Keywords :
Adverse Drug Reaction Drug Related Side Effects and Adverse Reaction Pharmacovigilance.