Clinical Natural Medicine Handbook

Developed to fill a critical void in the current literature, the Clinical Natural Medicine
Handbook provides guidelines, protocols, and practice-oriented literature review to help
integrative clinicians optimize their use of nutrition, nutracauticals, and botanicals. Up-todate,
authoritative, and scientifically referenced, the Handbook was written by practicing
clinicians for practicing clinicians and, as such, provides a solid foundation on which to
base individualized patient treatment regimens and approaches.
The Handbook contains nearly three dozen disease- or condition-specific chapters
featuring in-depth information and insight on natural, nutritional, and botanical approaches
to treatment and management. A practice-oriented compendium, it focuses on the diseases
and conditions that today’s practitioners are most likely to encounter, and provides a
wealth of clinical insight based on the very latest medical and scientific research and
evidence:
Detailed diagnostic information including prevalence, pathophysiology, risk factors,
symptoms, and associated conditions.
Integrative treatment guidelines and protocols comprising conventional approaches
(medical and surgical), nutracauticals, botanicals, lifestyle modifications, and other
naturopathic approaches.
Specific prescribing and dosage recommendations featuring nutrient-drug interactions,
hormone and food allergy considerations, and possible affects on laboratory test results.
Quick-reference charts to speed diagnostics and prescribing.
In sum, the Clinical Natural Medicine Handbook provides an evidence-based foundation
on which integrative clinicians can build, expand, and enhance their practices as they
improve patient outcomes and establish a formal standard of care.

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