Natural Standard: Herb and Suppliment Reference (Evidence - Based Clinical Reviews)

Introduction Natural Standard Monograph Methodology Natural Standard Grading System CAM Use in the United States CAM Research Prevalence Safety Concerns Standardization Patient-Clinician Communication Editorial Board/Contributor Lis? Senior Editors Authors Translators Research Team Technical Team Acknowledgements Monographs Acidophilus (Lactobacillus) Alfalfa Aloe Antineoplastons Arginine Artichoke Astragalus Barley Belladonna Betel Nut Bilberry Bitter Almond Bitter Melon Black Cohosh Black Tea Bladderwrack/Seaweed/Kelp Blessed Thistle Boron Bromelain Burdock Calendula Chamomile Chaparral Chasteberry Chondroitin Clay Clove Coenzyme Q10 Cranberry Creatine Dandelion Danshen Devils Claw DHEA Dong Quai Echinacea Elderberry and Elder Flower Ephedra Essiac Eucalyptus Evening Primrose Oil Eyebright Fenugreek Feverfew Fish Oil/Omega-3 Fatty Acids Flaxseed Garlic Ginger Ginkgo Ginseng Glucosamine Goldenseal Gotu Kola Green Tea Guggul Gymnema Hawthorn Hops Horse Chestnut Horsetail Hoxsey Kava Lavender Licorice Lycopene Maitake Marshmallow Melatonin Milk Thistle Niacin Oleander Passion Flower PC-SPES Pennyroyal Peppermint Polypodium Leuctomos Propolis Psyllium Pycnogenol Pygeum Red Clover Red Yeast Saw Palmetto Shark Cartilage Slippery Elm Soy Spirulina St. Johns Wort Sweet Almond Tea Tree Oil Thyme Turmeric (Curcumin) Valerian White Horehound Wild Yam Yohimbe Bark Extract Appendices Interactions Table? Herbs with Potential Hypoglycemic or Hyperglycemic Properties Herbs and Supplements with Potential Hepatotoxic Effects Herbs and Supplements with Possible Hypotensive or Hypertensive Properties Herbs with Potential Progestational or Estrogenic Activity Herbs with Known or Potential Diuretic Properties Herbs/Supplements with Possible Sedating Properties Herbs with Potential Cardiac Glycoside Properties Cytochrome P450: Selected Substrates, Inhibitors, & Inducers Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRI) Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors (MAOIs) Tyramine/Tryptophan Containing Foods (risk of hypertensive crisis with MAOIs) Herbs with Laxative/Stimulant Laxative Properties