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Herb-Drug Interactions
There are several layers of complexity involved in understanding herb-drug interactions; however, the first step is to recognize that interactions are possible, and caution is required.
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Dietary Supplement Forms
With so many dietary supplement forms available, you may have questions such as “What is a tincture?”, “What’s the difference between capsules vs. tablets?”, or “Which form is easiest to swallow?” In this article, we provide an overview of dietary supplement forms, including some key pros and cons of each one to keep in mind.
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Foods That Give You Energy: Top 10 High Energy Foods
Whether it’s due to a sleepless night or an overly packed schedule, many of us have experienced low energy levels. But if you find yourself reaching for that candy bar or energy drink to help you get through the day, you may want to reconsider.
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What is Evidence-based Decision Support?
Conventional medical professionals look to clinical trials and other research to safely and effectively recommend pharmaceuticals to their patients. Integrative medical practitioners must do the same prior to recommending supplements or other nutritional interventions, especially when recommended in conjunction with pharmaceutical prescriptions.
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Black Seed

Black seed (Nigella sativa) is a flowering plant native to Asia and the Mediterranean. Its seed has been used to make medicine for thousands of years.

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