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By Jeffrey Dach | February 18th 2009 08:53 PM | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
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About Jeffrey Dach

Jeffrey Dach MD, is founder of TrueMedMD, a clinic in Hollywood Florida specializing in bioidentical hormones, natural medicine, and natural thyroid. 4700 Sheridan Suite T, Hollywood, Florida 33021... Full Bio

Physicians are now prescribing herbs and supplements for the nine million members of the Kaiser Permanente HMO in a new program offered through its pharmacies. 

Charles Elder MD says, "Finding quality supplements can be overwhelming for patients.  One of the valuable things about this program is that we have taken the burden off members shoulders, by doing the research and legwork ourselves."  He goes on to say that making supplements available at pharmacies "can improve clinical outcomes, patient convenience, and quality control".

A List of Supplements



Products that have been reviewed and currently in stock at Kaiser pharmacies are listed below:



St John’s wort for  Depression
Glucosamine (chondroitin) for Osteoarthritis
Gingko Biloba for Cognitive impairment
Omega 3/fish oils for Lipids
Melatonin for Jet lag
Flaxseed for Lipids
Saw palmetto for Prostatic hypertrophy
Echinacea for Upper respiratory infection
Probiotics for diarrhea
Garlic for Atherosclerosis
Coenzyme Q10 for Parkinson disease
Feverfew for Migraine
Ginger for Nausea
Milk thistle for Liver dysfunction






References:



http://xnet.kp.org/permanentejournal/sum08/herbs.pdf
Integrating Herbs and Supplements in Managed Care: A Pharmacy Perspective



http://xnet.kp.org/permanentejournal/sum08/herbs.html



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