Natural Medicines Resources for Pharmacists, Physicians, NPs, PAs

Natural herbs and products — Whether they tell you or not, 4 out of 5 Americans use dietary supplements. Take advantage of the tools in Natural Medicines to learn about popular ingredients, common uses, potential safety concerns, and interactions.

HIGHLIGHTED RESOURCES

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NEWS HUB: Natural Medicines and COVID-19
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NEW CE Course: Microbiome Medley: Pre-, Pro-, and Postbiotics

LATEST NEWS

ARTICLE: Probiotics Project: The World of Postbiotics
ARTICLE: Understanding Quality Certifications for Dietary Supplements
ARTICLE: Creatine Craze: Is it Worth the Price?
ARTICLE: Debunking Activated Charcoal Claims
NEW CE: Commonly Abused Supplements

SEASONAL RESOURCES

ARTICLE: The Latest on Natural Insect and Tick Repellents
ARTICLE: Keto Concerns on the Rise
🔒 CHART: Comparative Effectiveness: Natural Medicines for Aging Skin
ARTICLE: Risky Melanotan Supplements Promoted Online
🔒 CHART: Comparative Effectiveness: Natural Medicines for Anxiety

COMMON QUESTIONS

ARTICLE: Beer, Wine, and Drug Interactions
ARTICLE: Do Any Natural Medicines Help with Milk Supply?
ARTICLE: Micro Dosing, Minimal Effect?
ARTICLE: Do Avocados Really Benefit Heart Health?
ARTICLE: Which Iron Supplement Should You Recommend?

RxAdvanced

Guide to Natural Medicines: 11-hour CE program. Available now
Guide to Cannabis: 16-hour CE program. Available now

Resources

Charts

Drug-Induced Nutrient Depletions
🔒 Antiplatelet Agents
Quality Certifications
Comparison of Common Commercial Probiotic Products *Updated*
🔒 Hepatotoxic Agents

**Other Natural Medicines Features**

Evidence-based monographs on 1400+ natural medicines & alternative therapies (SAMPLE Ashwagandha)
Effectiveness Summaries
Safety & Dosing
Printable Patient Handouts (SAMPLE Ashwagandha)
Pregnancy & Lactation Safety Checker