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Pharmaceuticals to Nutraceuticals - A Shift in Disease Prevention (Hardcover)
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Pharmaceuticals to Nutraceuticals - A Shift in Disease Prevention (Hardcover)
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Recently, there has been a fundamental shift in the global health
and wellness industry from disease treatment to preventing chronic
diseases. The use of nutraceuticals and functional foods in
prevention efforts could lead to a decreased dependency on drugs.
The pharmaceutical industry recognizes this shift; however, serious
concerns have arisen regarding the claimed efficacy, quality, and
safety of products used as medical foods. This book examines the
consumer and industry mindshift, including the scientific evidence
of these foods as effective adjuncts to pharmacotherapy during all
stages of treatment of various diseases, thus indicating that
pharmaceuticals and nutraceuticals can and should coexist. It
details quality, safety, and efficacy of foods, drugs, and
nutrients; marketing and product positioning; regulatory
perspectives; biomarkers and metabolites; probiotics; food/drug
interactions; and future industry trends. In addition, food
bioactives represent diet-based molecules that perform
physiological roles related to disease prevention and treatment. As
such, a considerable overlap exists between food bioactives and
drugs-this book presents the case for comparing and contrasting
foods versus drugs in several models of health and disease.
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