Brand, Eric
Biologische Krebsmedizin Kurs D1
Kongress: Intern. Fachkongress für biologische Krebsmedizin, 2008 165 min, deutsch | ||
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Maximizing the clinical efficacy of granule preparations I
Kongress: TCM Kongress 2008 - 39. Internationaler 180 min, eng/deu Inhalt / abstract ![]() Concentrated herbal extract powders (colloquially referred to as “granules”) offer patients a convenient, customized option for Chinese medicinal therapy, and their widespread use has impacted practitioners worldwide. In Asia, the prominence of granule extracts has given rise to a number of new trends in terms of formula composition and dosage. Despite the widespread use of granules in the West, many practitioners have not been exposed to these modern strategies and consequently remain uncertain about how to dose and formulate prescriptions that are filled in granular form. This lecture offers a brief survey of some of the emerging clinical approaches seen in Asia, and explores the key issues surrounding granule prescription with regard to dosage, formulation, and issues with minerals, gelatins, and other problematic medicinals. | ||
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Maximizing the clinical efficacy of granule preparationsII
Kongress: TCM Kongress 2008 - 39. Internationaler 180 min, eng/deu Inhalt / abstract ![]() Concentrated herbal extract powders (colloquially referred to as “granules”) offer patients a convenient, customized option for Chinese medicinal therapy, and their widespread use has impacted practitioners worldwide. In Asia, the prominence of granule extracts has given rise to a number of new trends in terms of formula composition and dosage. Despite the widespread use of granules in the West, many practitioners have not been exposed to these modern strategies and consequently remain uncertain about how to dose and formulate prescriptions that are filled in granular form. This lecture offers a brief survey of some of the emerging clinical approaches seen in Asia, and explores the key issues surrounding granule prescription with regard to dosage, formulation, and issues with minerals, gelatins, and other problematic medicinals. | ||
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