Chris D. Meletis, Nieske Zabriski, parliamentarian Rountree, “Clinical Natural Medicine Handbook”
Mary Ann Liebert | 2008 | ISBN: 0913113441 | 465 pages | PDF | 2,8 MB

Timely, official and unbelievably comprehensive, the newborn Clinical Natural Medicine Handbook was fashioned to support practicing clinicians see and administer the stylish advances in combinatory medicine. With a unequalled compounding of guidelines, protocols, and practice-oriented literature review, it provides virtually everything you ll requirement to behave your clinical ingest of nutrition, nutraceuticals, and botanicals. At the hunch of the Handbook are nearly threesome dozen disease- or condition-specific chapters featuring in-depth aggregation and brainwave on natural, nutritional, and biology approaches to communication and management. From asthma, to diabetes, to cardiovascular disease and depression, the Handbook focuses on the diseases and conditions that today s practitioners are most probable to encounter, and provides a riches of clinical brainwave supported on the rattling stylish scrutiny and technological literature: Detailed characteristic aggregation including prevalence, pathophysiology, venture factors, symptoms, and related conditions. Integrative communication guidelines and protocols comprising customary approaches (medical and surgical), nutraceuticals, botanicals, style modifications, and another naturopathic approaches. * Specific prescribing and dosage recommendations featuring nutrient-drug interactions, catecholamine and matter allergy considerations and doable affects on work effort results. Quick-reference charts to pace medicine and prescribing. Clinical Natural Medicine Handbook is the combinatory clinician s one-stop pass to diagnosing, treating and prescribing for mountain of diseases and conditions.

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