What's Missing in My Drug Book: A Guide for Healthcare Professionals
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2025
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2025
Pages: 272
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In less than twenty years, the public has forced healthcare to change. Healthcare is no longer conventional. Alternative healthcare is no longer alternative. Alternative healthcare has become mainstream and metamorphosed into what we know today as Integrative Healthcare. The public continues to sway healthcare as patients are more active in their care. They are choosing herbal medicines over prescriptions or at least taking both. Professionals are challenged to keep up.
However, many professionals blindly follow a failing healthcare system that continues to follow the conventional mindset (suppress illness, passive patient involvement) despite their focus on prevention, health & well-being. Patients find themselves teaching their healthcare professionals about their herbal medicines. If we continue to pass out prescriptions to suppress illnesses, we have not changed our mindset. Changing our mindset involves changing it. This book offers the reader an opportunity to see what is missing from their drug books.
Shifting our Mindset
Herbs & Foods as Prevention
Disease, Drug & Food-Induced Deficiencies
Understanding the Labels
Quality, Safety & Efficacy & Cost Drug-Derivatives
Vitamins & Minerals from Herbs/Food
Herb-Drug-Food Interactions
Toxicity of Herbs, Vitamins & Minerals
Herbs & Foods for Women, Children & Aging Adults
Herbs & Foods for Disease/Symptom Management
Keeping up with Today’s Healthcare
Andria Entrekin is board certified as an advanced holistic nurse and health and wellness nurse coach. She teaches holistic health and other courses as a nursing adjunct instructor at the University of Southern Mississippi. She is a member of the American Holistic Nurses Association. She holds a Master of Science in nursing and non-accredited, non-licensed degrees in naturopathy and holistic nutrition. She has extensive knowledge of herbal medicine. She sought out non-accredited education to return to a state of health and wellness. Her books encourage and educate healthcare professionals so that they can keep up with today’s healthcare.
In less than twenty years, the public has forced healthcare to change. Healthcare is no longer conventional. Alternative healthcare is no longer alternative. Alternative healthcare has become mainstream and metamorphosed into what we know today as Integrative Healthcare. The public continues to sway healthcare as patients are more active in their care. They are choosing herbal medicines over prescriptions or at least taking both. Professionals are challenged to keep up.
However, many professionals blindly follow a failing healthcare system that continues to follow the conventional mindset (suppress illness, passive patient involvement) despite their focus on prevention, health & well-being. Patients find themselves teaching their healthcare professionals about their herbal medicines. If we continue to pass out prescriptions to suppress illnesses, we have not changed our mindset. Changing our mindset involves changing it. This book offers the reader an opportunity to see what is missing from their drug books.
Shifting our Mindset
Herbs & Foods as Prevention
Disease, Drug & Food-Induced Deficiencies
Understanding the Labels
Quality, Safety & Efficacy & Cost Drug-Derivatives
Vitamins & Minerals from Herbs/Food
Herb-Drug-Food Interactions
Toxicity of Herbs, Vitamins & Minerals
Herbs & Foods for Women, Children & Aging Adults
Herbs & Foods for Disease/Symptom Management
Keeping up with Today’s Healthcare
Andria Entrekin is board certified as an advanced holistic nurse and health and wellness nurse coach. She teaches holistic health and other courses as a nursing adjunct instructor at the University of Southern Mississippi. She is a member of the American Holistic Nurses Association. She holds a Master of Science in nursing and non-accredited, non-licensed degrees in naturopathy and holistic nutrition. She has extensive knowledge of herbal medicine. She sought out non-accredited education to return to a state of health and wellness. Her books encourage and educate healthcare professionals so that they can keep up with today’s healthcare.