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Just Released! The Foundations of Herbal Medicine
This four part series is intended for healthcare practitioners that are relatively new to the world of botanical medicine, as well as practitioners looking to better understand the optimal way to incorporate herbs into your practice. In this series, you will learn about the history of botanical medicine, the role of botanical medicine in modern society, how to determine the appropriate use of an herb, considerations when choosing herbal products, and how to stock a basic herbal dispensary. This paper covers the most commonly used herbs in clinical practice in various therapeutic categories such as immune support, digestive support, women’s and men’s health issues, and herbs for pain and stress relief.
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Exploring the Relationship Between Toxicity and Hormonal Imbalance
The modern world is full of toxins that we don’t fully understand. Anyone who works in natural or holistic medicine can attest to the fact that chronic illnesses are on the rise. Examples of these illnesses include asthma, diabetes, heart disease and a variety of cancers. The rise of these diseases might be attributed, to some degree, to toxicity in the environment and how the body interacts with those toxins.
In this report, we'll look at some of the most widely used and effective hepatoprotective herbs including:
• Milk Thistle (Silybum marianum)
• Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale)
• Turmeric (Curcuma longa)
• Schisandra (Schisandra chinensis)
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The Role of Adrenal Dysregulation in Insomnia and Anxiety
Anxiety disorders can manifest differently in women and can worsen premenstrually, postpartum and in the perimenopausal transition. Insomnia is pandemic in midlife women, although the cause remains unexplained within the scientific community. This report will examine both evidence-based and traditional approaches to using select botanicals with particular attention to the influence of cortisol on sleep disturbance. It will also discuss the influence of hormonal states on insomnia and anxiety.
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Botanical Strategies for Migraines and Depression
Migraine headaches and depression, most commonly found in women, are often difficult to treat due to the wide range of causes and treatment plans available. Botanical medicines can be effective in treating these conditions due to the chemistry involved in depression and migraines. By examining scientific evidence, the central nervous system, mechanisms of action, and the historical and anecdotal uses of these plants, their effectiveness in treating migraines and depression will be demonstrated.
From ginger to St. John's wort, learn which herbs are most effective at treating migraines and depression.
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Botanical Insights into Autoimmune Thyroid Disease
Autoimmune diseases are characterized by humeral or cell-medicated immune responses in the body. There are autoimmune processes that seem to be precipitated by unique and complex interactions of causative factors. Examination of these factors can lead to a better understanding of these diseases. Lifestyle, environment and diet have to be taken into consideration when creating a plan for someone with an autoimmune disease. This plan may include botanical adaptogens that can be used to support and improve thyroid function. But what are adaptogens and which are best suited to treat autoimmune diseases?
Find out the answers to these questions and more!
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Important Botanicals for the Prevention and Co-Management of Cancer
In the U.S., one out of every four people will die from cancer. One in every two men and one in every three women will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. The rampant spread of this disease begs the question: how can cancer be treated or prevented? A number of botanicals are used in the prevention of cancer and its recurrence. But what are the roles of these botanicals in managing the toxicities of conventional cancer therapies? What types of research supports these claims? How do these botanicals compare to traditional medicinal practices?
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Time Tested Top 10 Herbs in Women's Health
Women’s health includes a wide array of gynecological and primary care issues. Herbal remedies can be effective in treating a variety of issues and conditions. From anxiety to cancer, the benefits of botanical medicines are vast. This whitepaper will focus on these 10 herbs, including the scientific research, as well as the historical traditional uses in different decades and different health issues in a woman’s life.
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Epigenetics and Preconception: The Ultimate Preventive Medicine
Naturopathic physicians have the ability to make an impact on current and future generations of patients. But in order to do this, practitioners must first explore why a patient developed a specific disease. Epigenetics focuses on striking a balance between genetics and lifestyle. But what is epigenetics and how does it occur? And, more importantly, how can it be applied to preventive medicine? With numerous case studies and visual aids, this report offers an informative look how things such as maternal malnutrition, environmental exposures and stress can impact generations of offspring.
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Stress and Cortisol in Kids and Teens: Botanical Options for Support
In this report, Dr. Mary Bove examines the best ways to minimize the effects of stress in children and the various types of botanical medicines that can be used in children and teens to help combat stress.
This report looks at botanical partners for healing including:
- Lemon balm
- Passionflower
- American skullcap
- Chamomile flower
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Maximizing the Use of Hepatoprotective Herbs
In this report, Tori Hudson, N.D. discusses the use of hepatoprotective herbs as a treatment method for a number of conditions.
This report looks at botanical partners for healing such as:
- Milk thistle
- Turmeric
- Licorice
- Schisandra
- Chinese skullcap
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New Research:
Milk Thistle: Hepatoprotection at its Best
By Tori Hudson, ND
Read more about this new research.
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Botanical Strategies to Address Three Phases of Stress Response
In this report, Beverly Yates, N.D. discusses the three phases of the stress response and treatment options for each phase.
This report looks at botanical partners for healing such as:
- Ashwagandha-Withania somnifera
- Rhodiola rosea
- Passionflower
- Holy Basil
- Licorice
This report also includes several case studies and suggested treatment options.
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Botanical Insights for Hypertension, Hypercholesterolemia and Cardiovascular Health
In this report, Dr. Mary Bove discusses hypertension, hypercholesterolemia and cardiovascular health, focusing on the botanical treatment options for these conditions.
This report looks at botanical partners for healing such as:
- Hibiscus sabdariffa
- Artichoke
- Resveratrol/Non-flavonoid polyphenol
- Dandelion leaf
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Botanical Strategies for Cardiovascular Support
In this new report, Beverly Yates, N.D. discusses common cardiovascular problems and various botanical treatment options.
This report looks at botanical partners for healing such as:
- Hawthorn
- Tumeric
- Curcumin
- Gingko
Learn about the consequences of inaction, scientific facts about botanical treatment and patients who may benefit from botanical interventions.
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Botanical Strategies for Metabolic Syndrome and Type 2 Diabetes
In this report, Tori Hudson, N.D. discusses several of the botanical solutions that have shown to be effective for patients with metabolic syndrome, type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes.
This report covers some of the most common botanicals including:
- Cinnamon
- Fenugreek
- Bitter melon
- Gymnema
- Curcumin
- Bilberry
In addition to discussing the chemical constituents and properties of these botanicals, this report also includes recommended dosing amounts as well as possible side effects.
This report also references research studying the effectiveness of these botanical solutions as well as two case studies as an overview for how practitioners can integrate these botanicals for patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
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Calcium: A proven target in the war on Alzheimer’s disease
Alzheimer’s disease is practically a household word these days, as the number of individuals diagnosed with this debilitating condition continues to skyrocket. While effective treatments are in the developmental stages, many promising areas of scientific research are demonstrating that several different types of cellular pathways are involved in the death and destruction of critical brain cells. The role of a single yet powerful molecule, calcium, is now at the forefront of such research, as diverging lines of evidence point to the role of calcium in healthy and unhealthy brain cells.
This report covers:
- The reality of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia in today’s world
- How calcium impacts brain cell function
- The link of calcium dysregulation to Alzheimer's disease
- The current treatments for Alzheimer’s disease
- Future directions involving calcium-binding proteins show promise
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Botanical Strategies to Support Metabolic Issues in Midlife Women
Did you know?
- 1-in-71 women over the age of 50 go undiagnosed with thyroid issues
- From 20-40, women experience a 50 percent drop in DHEA levels
- More than 9 million women have type 2 diabetes and nearly a third of those women remain undiagnosed
This report investigates many of the metabolic changes that occur in women beginning in their 40s and 50s.
Dr. Tori Hudson, N.D., covers a range of metabolic issues including thyroid, adrenal dysregulation, insulin resistance, diabetes, obesity and metabolism during perimenopause and menopause stages; and offers several botanical solutions that address some of these issues and their related symptoms.
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Neuroprotective and Cardioprotective Effects of Pyrroloquinoline Quinone (PQQ)
By: Kelly C. Heim, Ph.D.
Pyrroloquinoline quinone (PQQ) was first identified in 1979 as an enzyme cofactor in microorganisms. This unique compound has since been characterized as an important growth factor in bacteria and plants and is widely distributed in nature. Find more about the neuroprotective and cardioprotective effects of PQQ.
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Understanding Everyday Stress: Diagnostics and Botanical Solutions
What impact does stress have on the body and how can herbal solutions help?
Contributors: Keri Marshall, MS, ND and Christie P. Egeston, MS
In this new report, integrative practitioners share their knowledge of herbal solutions and how various botanicals can help reduce stress and improve health in patients. Read about case studies and clinical trials that focus on the powerful influence of botanicals on the neuroendocrine system and other systems in the body.
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