Dietary supplements and multiple sclerosis : a health professional's guide / Allen C. Bowling, Thomas M. Stewart.

By:

Bowling, Allen C

Contributor(s):

Stewart, Thomas M

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

1417577290
9781417577293
1888799900
9781888799903
9781934559109
1934559105

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Dietary supplements and multiple sclerosis.DDC classification:

616.83406 22

LOC classification:

RC377 .B69 2004eb

NLM classification:

2005 M-453
WL 39

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Contents:

Title Page; Table of Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Dietary Supplements; 5-HTP; ALFALFA; ALOE (oral use); ALPHA-LIPOIC ACID; ANDROSTENEDIONE; ASCORBIC ACID; ASHWAGANDHA; ASIAN GINSENG; ASTRAGALUS; BARBERRY; BAYBERRY; BEARBERRY; BEE POLLEN; BELLADONNA; BETA-CAROTENE; BISSY NUT; BLACK COHOSH; BLACK CURRANT SEED OIL; BLUE-GREEN ALGAE; BONESET; BORAGE SEED OIL; CAFFEINE; CALCIUM; CALENDULA; CALIFORNIA POPPY; CAPSICUM; CASCARA; CATNIP; CAT'S CLAW; CELANDINE; CELERY; CHAMOMILE; CHAPARRAL; COD LIVER OIL; COENZYME Q10; COFFEE; COLA NUT; COMFREY; COUCH GRASS; CRANBERRY; CREATINE.

DEHYDROEPIANDROSTERONEDHA; DHEA; DOCOSAHEXANOIC ACID (DHA); DONG QUAI; ECHINACEA; EICOSAPENTANOIC ACID (EPA); EPA; ELECAMPANE; EPHEDRA; EVENING PRIMROSE OIL; FENUGREEK; FISH OIL; FLAXSEED OIL; FOLIC ACID; GAMMA-LINOLENIC ACID (GLA); GARLIC; GERMANIUM; GINKGO BILOBA; GINSENG; GLA; GOLDENSEAL; GOTU KOLA; GRAPESEED EXTRACT; GREEN TEA; GUARANA; HENBANE; HOPS; INOSINE; JAMAICAN DOGWOOD; JIMSON WEED; KAVA KAVA; LEMON BALM; LICORICE; LOBELIA; MA HUANG; MAGNESIUM; MAITAKE MUSHROOM; MANDRAKE; MARIJ.

Summary: There is a relatively high use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), especially dietary supplements, among people with multiple sclerosis (MS). Health professionals with CAM information can improve the quality of patient care by guiding patients away from possibly harmful therapies and, if appropriate, towards low-risk, possibly effective therapies. Dietary Supplements and Multiple Sclerosis is meant to be referred to when people with MS ask a question about a particular dietary supplement. Supplements are arranged in alphabetical order under the most commonly used name. In addition.

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There is a relatively high use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), especially dietary supplements, among people with multiple sclerosis (MS). Health professionals with CAM information can improve the quality of patient care by guiding patients away from possibly harmful therapies and, if appropriate, towards low-risk, possibly effective therapies. Dietary Supplements and Multiple Sclerosis is meant to be referred to when people with MS ask a question about a particular dietary supplement. Supplements are arranged in alphabetical order under the most commonly used name. In addition.

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