NUTRITION AND INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE A PRIMER FOR CLINICIANS (HB 2019) Hardcover

While conventional medicine remains the standard, there's a growing public interest in nutritional and integrative therapies, particularly for managing the increasing prevalence of chronic illnesses. 1 "Nutrition and Integrative Medicine: A Primer for Clinicians," authored by academic and scientific experts, introduces various approaches to help restore health. 2 This book guides healthcare professionals in assessing and recommending nutritional and integrative treatments. 3 It offers insights into the human microbiome, explores the link between our health and the microbiome of our food ("food as information"), and sheds light on anti-aging and healing methods, mind-body practices, and the role of psychological trauma in causing disease. 3 The book also examines integrative therapies like water, light, and sound therapy, and provides information on healing chronic diseases through nutrition, the connection between dental health and overall well-being, the impact of toxins on disease, and electromagnetic field hypersensitivity along with its management. 4