Sometimes your own doctor isn't able to provide the
help you want. The pharmacists at The Compounder have
extensive experience with many of the non-traditional
approaches to health, such as natural hormone
replacement, the use of low dose naltrexone or 4AP for
chronic conditions, and so on. As much as we'd like
to help everyone with their health issues it is very
much outside our professional area of practice to
make suggestions that belong in the professional realm
of the doctor.
The
ideal method for seeking health and wellness is by
working closely with both a physician and a
compounding pharmacist. If your present doctor can't or
won't help, you may want to search for someone who
can. We have compiled the following methods to help
you locate a trained professional who understands the
kind of treatment you're looking for.
One of
the best sources of information is your local
compounding pharmacist. If you aren't aware of
one, you can contact the International Academy of
Compounding pharmacists. Provide your ZIP code and
they will give you the names of compounding
pharmacists you can call. Ask the pharmacist for the
names of practitioners they work with in your area.
The
International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists
You can
also look in your local yellow pages under
"physicians." Those who practice alternative medicine
often advertise themselves as holistic or holistic
physicians. If this fails you may need to look
outside your local area. For that, we provide the
following suggestions;
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Disclaimer:
Any health related information is for educational purposes only.
None of the information provided here is to be construed as medical
advice. Before applying any therapy or use of herbs, you may want to
seek advice from your health care professional. The information on
our website should not be a substitute for physician evaluation or
treatment by a health care professional and is not intended to
provide or confirm a diagnosis.
