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Nutrients That May Optimize Drug Effectsion, or induction) .. Clinically significant DNIs may result in therapeutic failure, drug toxicity, or nutrient deficiency. Less commonly considered, DNIs may even enhance drug effect. This chapter focuses on some clinically relevant DNIs that result in a beneficial increase of drug effect or reduction of drug toxicity.