While the 20th century saw remarkable gains in wiping out the nutritional scourges of the past – such as scurvy, pellagra and rickets – certain advancements in the past century also brought about an explosion of chronic, degenerative disorders, including cancer, cardiovascular disease a ...
Enzyme nutrition for health care practices
Use the Web to earn continuing education credits
Online resources for continuing education are increasingly available, and many states allow practitioners to use the Internet for some, if not all, of their mandated hours. These convenient, cost effective courses help professionals save on travel expenses and out-of-office time, while they ...
Publish an e-newsletter to market your practice
Electronic newsletters provide a consistent promotional opportunity, as you can keep patients up to date with information such as holiday office hours or the addition of staff members, therapies or products. Patients will no longer have to wait months or a year to learn about changes to you ...
How to start a blog to build your practice
Probably the most inexpensive way to promote your practice is through the use of a blog, short for “Web log”. Blogs serve as platforms to easily share with the world written thoughts, photos, audio or video. They are easy to update, and they take relatively little technical know-how to ...
How to incorporate dietary supplements into your practice
At a time when more than 150 million American adults say they use dietary supplements each year, the Council for Responsible Nutrition has found that a majority of physicians and nurses also use the products. The council reveals that 72 percent of U.S. physicians and 89 percent of nurses us ...
