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Sustainable Nutrition:
a literature review
LearnX Live! 2019
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Sharing knowledge.
Changing lives.
Covers 75 ingredients.
Peer-reviewed.
A new US study has found that almost one third of people with a history of cancer and using complementary medicines did not disclose their use of to their healthcare ...
A specific strain of Lactobacillus could provide a natural strategy to improve psychological functions, cognitive health and memory functions in stressed adults according to new research published in journal, Beneficial ...
A new Australian study has highlighted that hypovitaminosis C may be more common in hospitalised patients than is generally thought and is associated with prolonged length of stay.
New research out of Japan has shown that glucosamine could prevent the breakdown of type II collagen while also maintaining type II collagen synthesis in endurance athletes with intense joint ...
As the use of complementary medicines continues to rise, it is vital that primary healthcare providers are informed about the evidence, efficacy, safety and quality of these substances.
Vitamins are essential micronutrients that our bodies require for a variety of metabolic processes. They are necessary for normal function but what are their clinical indications for health and disease?
Minerals are inorganic compounds that are essential for health and wellbeing. They have wide-ranging functions in the body covering both structural and functional areas.
The growing use of complementary medicine highlights the need for guidelines on the safe and appropriate use of these medicines.