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If you are taking herbal remedies as a part of your daily routine, it may be in your best interest to stop taking them two weeks before an invasive body modification procedure (it's probably not an issue for things like [[Piercing|piercings]], but do let your [[Piercer|piercer]] know) to avoid '''herbal interactions'''—some herbs will interact with [[Body modification|body modification]] procedures if taken in significant quantity.
'''Homosexual''' is a sexual orientation characterized by attraction, romantic love or sexual attraction exclusively for others of the same sex or gender. For more information see:


Most common are herbs that act as [[Blood Thinning Agent|blood thinning agents]] such as [[Garlic|garlic]], ginger, gingko bilboa, feverfew, alfalfa, clove, dong quai, danshen, ginseng, and so on, but a small number, including agrimony, goldenseal, mistletoe, and yarrow can act as [[Coagulant|coagulants]].
*[[Gay]] Males (generally considered the first modern Western subculture to pick up on [[Body piercing|body piercing]]).


In addition, some herbs such as kava kava, St. John's Wort, and valerian can interact (and intensify or prolong) the effects of narcotic [[Analgesic|analgesics]]. Herbs like capsicum may increase the absorption of some sedatives. Finally, substances such as ephedra, [[Caffeine|caffeine]], and common street [[Drug|drugs]] may greatly increase the perception of [[Pain|pain]] during a procedure and are strongly recommended against.
*[[Lesbian]] Women (generally considered the first modern Western subculture to pick up on [[Cutting|cutting]]).
 
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Homosexual is a sexual orientation characterized by attraction, romantic love or sexual attraction exclusively for others of the same sex or gender. For more information see:

  • Gay Males (generally considered the first modern Western subculture to pick up on body piercing).
  • Lesbian Women (generally considered the first modern Western subculture to pick up on cutting).

This is a page: a list of articles associated with the same title. If an internal link referred you to this page, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

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