The first section covers discussion on complementary medicine in general, and herbal
medicine, clinical nutrition, aromatherapy and food as medicine in particular. This is followed …

Objective: To investigate self-reported practice, beliefs, and barriers regarding prescription
of dietary change for mental health from a range of mental health practitioners across …

Publisher Summary This chapter discusses herbal medicine focusing on its uses and its
differences from modern medicinal practices. Natural medicines often provide a safe …

In recent years, complementary medicine has grown into a multibillion dollar annual
industry. These medicines often are used by patients to augment conventional medical care …

This review summarises nutrition and mental health research in Australia and New Zealand
between 1986 and 2006. The method used to identify papers for inclusion was a search of …

A recent study estimates that 15.2 percent of American adults use nonprescription dietary
supplements for weight loss. Sale of ephedrine-and ephedrine-alkaloid-containing products …

Substantial number of studies has been conducted to find alternatives or treatments for
psychosis. Psychosis represents a variety of mental disorders characterized by the presence …

Natural, or “alternative,” remedies—derived from natural products but not approved by the
US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for their putative indications—have been used for …

Ingesting minerals and vitamins in combination makes physiological sense, and research on
the use of broad-spectrum formulations for psychiatric symptoms is increasing rapidly. This …

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