Alternative and Complimentary Medicine 2007 for Palm OS

About Alternative and Complimentary Medicine 2007

Nutrition, Alternative and Complimentary Medicine.
Topics include: Includes a detailed review of complementary and alternative therapies, including common herbal remedies, dietary supplements. Informs you on which ones work and which ones are dangerous herbs. Stress reduction techniques included.
Features illustrations, references, hyperlinks and 1 year of free upgrades. Edited by a multiple physicians with >70 yrs of clinical experience. FREE demo.
New in 2007 Version: Enhanced exercise pearls, vitamin deficiency, essential nutrients, vitamin toxicity and healthy & special diets.
Integrative Medicine: Bio-Psychosocial-Mind-Body (mediation, yoga, stress reduction, hypnosis) | Bio-Mechanical (Chiropractor, massage) | Bio-Pharmacologic (Diet, aromatherapy, probiotics, antioxidants) | Bio-Energetics (Homeopathic, acupuncture, healing touch, magnets) | Other Therapies |
Commonly Prescribed Herbs: Aloe Vera | Black Cohosh | Camellia sinensis (Green tea) | Capsaicin | Chamomile | Chaste Tree Berry | Chondroitin Sulfate | Cranberry Juice | Cynara-SL | Dong quai | Echinacea spp | Escin (Horse-Chestnut) | Evening Primrose Oil | Feverfew | Garlic | Ginkgo biloba | Ginger | Ginseng | Glucosamine | Gugulipid | Hawthorne | Huperzine A | Iberogast | Kava-kava | Melatonin | Milk Thistle & Mistletoe | PC SPES | Peppermint | Psyllium | Pygeum Africanum & Co Q-10 | Red Clover | Red Rice Yeast | SAMe (S-adenosylmethionine) | Saw Palmetto | Soy | St. Johns Wort (Hypericum) | Tannins | Tea Tree Oil | Valerian | Willow Tree Bark | Zinc Lozenges | *Hazardous- Toxic Herbs
Common Dietary Supplements: Antioxidants | Omega-3 Fatty Acids | Caffeine | Coenzyme Q10 (Ubiquinol) | Creatine | Lutein | L-Carnitine (Levocarnitine) | Performance Fuel | Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) | Androstenedione | Chromium | Soy | Zinc Gluconate or Acetate | Garlic | SAMe (S-adenosylmethionine) | Nutriceutical (Herbal) Agents | Special diets | Ergogenic Aids | Tea |This text contains numerous illustrations and is fully referenced. This file NEVER expires.
Requires either the iSilo reader ($19) or the MobiPocket Reader (FREE, need to obtain the text from Mobipocket.com).
No other text on the market provides such a collection of succinct and clinically relevant material that can be accessed at the bedside.
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Can be read on the desktop or laptop with "iSilo for windows". The free DEMO contains the basic layout with live links to each chapter and sublinks to 1-2 topics per chapter.
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