Resources for Medications & Nutrition

Helping busy clinicians access clinically useful drug-nutrient and drug-food interaction research and practical resources.

Downloadables

Medications & Nutrition Overview

A comprehensive introduction to how medications affect nutritional status and how to apply this knowledge clinically.

About pharmaconutrology

Pharmaconutrology is the study of both direct and indirect interactions between pharmaceuticals and nutrition factors.

MedNut Mail

Subscribe to MedNut Mail for free articles on various aspects of drug-nutrition interactions.

MedNut Mag Issue 1

Introductory magazine issue focusing on pharmaconutrition in clinical practice, free and without registration.

Insulin chart

Chart outlining human insulin preparations including time to onset, time to peak, and duration of effect.

Non-insulin preparations chart

Overview of drug half-life, peak time, and duration for glycaemia management—essential for clinicians managing diabetes.

B vitamin names

Simplifies common terms and nomenclature used for B vitamins to avoid confusion.

Osmolalities of some medicines

Osmolality data for 80+ medications highlighting tolerance considerations and potential side effects.

How to use guide - tips on applying drug-nutrient interaction data in daily clinical work.
Clinical applications guide - suggestions for including information into patient reports.
Useful tables guide - How to use expandable tables for quick referencing.

Amedeo (https://amedeo.com/). Weekly abstract service - you can choose your journals. Free subscription however content may cost.
Medscape (https://www.medscape.com/). Weekly abstract service from a range of journals. Free subscription.
Pubmed (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/). Enables access to a range of vetted, good quality journals. Free access however content may cost.
ScienceDirect (https://www.sciencedirect.com/). Enables access to a broad range of good quality journals. Free access however content may cost.

Helping busy clinicians access clinically-useful drug-nutrient and drug-food interactions research