Pharmacotherapeutics: Herbal &
Nutritional Therapies
Pharmacotherapeutics: Herbal & Nutritional Therapies
The practice of using herbal supplements dates back thousands
of years. Today, there is a renewal in the use of herbal
supplements among American consumers. However, herbal
supplements are not for everyone. In fact, some herbal products
may cause problems for people treatments for chronic ailments.
Because they are not subject to scrutiny by the FDA or other
governing agencies, the use of herbal supplements is
controversial.
Herbal supplements are products made from plants for use in the
treatment and management of certain diseases and medical
conditions. Many prescription drugs and over-the-counter
medicines are also made from plant derivatives. These products
contain only purified ingredients and, unlike herbal supplements,
are closely regulated by the FDA. Herbal supplements may
contain entire plants or plant parts. Herbal supplements come in
all forms: dried, chopped, powdered, capsule, or liquid, and can
be used in various ways. Please address the followings:
Discuss advantages and disadvantages of dietary supplements,
including adverse reactions, drug-drug interactions, drug-food
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