Orthomolecular Medicine
Unsafe with pregnancy
This is the administration of large doses of vitamins, minerals and other natural substances to a person. The doses are said to be calculated to the exact needs of the individual. Personal needs are claimed to be determined through tests like hair analysis. The aim is to prevent diseases and promote health
Caution
High doses of vitamins are harmful to the body
These tests carried out by practitioners have no strong scientific basis
Although vitamins are essential to good health, the doses advocated by practitioners are generally regarded to be too high
It is quite expensive
Therapy for:
AIDS supportive care
Other decreased immunity states
Chronic illnesses
Comments
The necessary requirements for minerals and vitamins are available in a well balanced diet
Although nutritional supplements are helpful towards recovery from illnesses, the body needs more than nutritional supplements in times of ailments
Discuss your health concerns with your healthcare giver
Diabetes: Use with caution
Unsafe with children
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