About Medications & Nutrition

Medications & Nutrition collates reliable, evidence-based research on pharmaceutical impacts on nutritional health. We distil the drug-nutrient and drug-food interaction research into an accessible dot-point format to support clinical decision-making.

Our Approach

  • Direct Data: We present credible, peer-reviewed research in clear bullet points without added interpretation.
  • Verified Sources: All content is referenced directly from authoritative bodies like the FDA, EMA, and PubMed, and every entry is referenced.
  • Practical Utility: We organize complex information into formats designed for quick reference.

Why this matters

People with chronic conditions are frequently prescribed multiple medications, that can affect their nutritional health. Understanding these interactions, and how to manage them, is critical for improving health, reducing complications, and supporting recovery.

Founder & Clinical Expertise

Founder - Yvonne Coleman, B. App. Sc. (Food Science & Nutrition), G. Dip. Diet, G. Dip. Hlth Edn & Prom (Health Education & Promotion).

With 30+ years of clinical experience in public health and aged care, Yvonne has authored several publications and presented internationally, nationally, and locally on interactions between medicines and nutrition.

We commenced publishing about the medications and nutrition interface in 1996, and have continued to update our content to reflect current evidence-based research.

What we offer

  • Standardized layout of drug-nutrient and drug-food interactions content for quick clinical reference.
  • MedNut Mail posts some aspect of medication impacts on nutrient intake, absorption, absorption, distribution and excretion.

Resources

  • Access to the Medications and Nutrition drug-nutrition interactions database.
  • Links to publications, research articles and other publication-based resources.
  • Strategies for including drug-nutrition interactions into clinical reports.

References

  • Regulatory Data: Product information primarily sourced from the FDA (Food Drug Administration) and EMA (European Medicine Agency).
  • Primary Literature: Each entry referenced with peer-reviewed journal articles.

Contact and Support

For further information, clinical queries, or resource requests, please contact us.

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

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