Grapefruit is the biggest threat, but other fruits can interfere with drugs, too. Seville oranges, used to make marmalade, and limes contain the same active ingredients that cause the drug problems.
White Rabbit (Alice in Wonderland) The White Rabbit is a character from Lewis Carroll's 'Alice in Wonderland'. He serves the Queen of Hearts and is one of her most loyal servants. He also appears in DIsney's Alice in Wonderland and Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland as an ally. Disney's Alice in Wonderland The White Rabbit was first shown walking peacefully without a care in the world, until he looks at his watch and realizes he is late for announcing the Queen of Hearts.
In the present day, Alice and the Knave of Hearts arrive at the White Rabbit's house where the White Rabbit wants Alice to do what she wants with him. Alice asks the White Rabbit for her help one last time. He has little in common with the image of the white rabbit other than white rabbit ears, a large oversized pocketwatch, and a suit. 2  He is desperately in love with Alice and often caught rhyming as he speaks. 3  Alice does mention hating him on several occasions and claims to hate White Rabbit ears the most.