2007 PDR for Nutritional Supplements :: Physician Desk Reference

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2007 PDR for Nutritional Supplements

"The Science Behind the Supplements"

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At last, a comprehensive source of reliable information on the exploding field of nutritional supplements.

The numbers tell the story: 75% of the US population now uses nutritional supplements regularly and in the past five years use of these products has increased 78%.

But how real are the benefits? What are the side effects? Recommended dosages? Now, there's a complete and unbiased reference, written by nutrition expert Sheldon S. Hendler Ph.D., M.D., that supplies the latest evidence-based answers: The PDR for Nutritional Supplements

From the publishers of the Physicians' Desk Reference® and the PDR® for Herbal Medicines™, this new resource gathers solid clinical evidence from the available medical literature and presents it in a unique and authoritative manner.

Sweeping in scope, the PDR for Nutritional Supplements covers the full spectrum of nutritional supplements including:

Vitamins
Minerals
Amino acids
Probiotics
Metabolites
Hormones
Enzymes
Cartilage products

Detailed monographs contain sections on relevant contraindications, precautions, side effects, and potential interactions with prescription and OTC drugs. Finally, a clinical research summary which synthesizes the findings of published studies on each supplement, is an especially unique and valuable feature.

The Definitive Reference on Nutritional Supplements

In a part of the health field not known for its devotion to rigorous science, Dr. Hendler brings to the practitioner and the curious patient a wealth of hard facts. Easy reading, well referenced. A welcome addition to the classic PDR.

Roger Guillemin, M.D., Ph.D.
Nobel Laureate in Physiology and Medicine

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