Coffee may stimulate your stomach, speeding up digestion, according to research.1 Your morning coffee may interact with drugs and slow their absorption into your system.
That implies drinking coffee with your prescription may affect its efficacy. In 2020, researchers examined how coffee affects many drugs. Coffee “significantly affects the absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion of many drugs.”
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