Clinical Naturopathy

<p>1.Naturopathic case taking<br>2.Naturopathic diagnostic techniques<br>3.Wellness, lifestyle and preventive medicine <br>4.Irritable bowel syndrome <br>5.Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease <br>6.Food allergy/intolerance<br>7.Liver dysfunction and disease<br>8.Respiratory infections and immune insufficiency<br>9.Asthma <br>10.Congestive respiratory disorders<br>11.Atherosclerosis and dyslipidaemia<br>12.Hypertension and stroke<br>13.Chronic venous insufficiency<br>14.Anxiety<br>15.Depression<br>16.Insomnia<br>17.Headache and migraine<br>18.Stress and fatigue<br>19.Diabetes type 2 and insulin resistance<br>20.Thyroid abnormalities<br>21.Dysmenorrhoea and menstrual complaints<br>22.Endometriosis<br>23.Polycystic ovarian syndrome <br>24.Menopause <br>25.Osteoarthritis<br>26.Fibromyalgia<br>27.Acne vulgaris<br>28.Inflammatory skin disorders—atopic eczema and psoriasis<br>29.Benign prostatic hypertrophy <br>30.Recurrent urinary tract infection<br>31.Autoimmune disease<br>32.Cancer<br>33.Paediatrics<br>34.Fertility, preconception care and pregnancy<br>35.Ageing and cognition<br>36.Bipolar disorder<br>37.Attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder <br>38.Chronic fatigue syndrome<br>39.Human immunodeficiency virus<br>40.Pain management<br>41.Polypharmacy and drug–nutraceutical interactions</p> <p>Appendix 1 Drug–herb interaction chart<br>Appendix 2 Drug–nutrient interaction chart<br>Appendix 3 Chemotherapy drugs and concurrent nutraceutical use<br>Appendix 4 Food sources of nutrients<br>Appendix 5 Laboratory reference values<br>Appendix 6 Taxonomic cross-reference of major herbs</p>