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You may have heard the term “personalized medicine” in various settings, perhaps when having a conversation with a care provider, in your own research to identify ways to handle health conditions, etc. The world of personalized medicine is very powerful in that it acknowledges the importance of looking at each patient from an individual standpoint. Within the overall landscape, compounding adds a unique flavor to the umbrella of personalized medicine to deliver a special tailored approach to drug usage.
Introducing Personalized Medicine
According to the National Human Genome Research Institute, personalized medicine is an emerging practice within the medical community that leverages a patient’s unique genetic profile to help with decision-making in the next steps
Did you know that over half of the global population is significantly deficient in crucial nutrients, such as calcium, magnesium, vitamin C, and vitamin B12? A new study by the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, UC Santa Barbara (UCSB), and the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) has brought to light some very concerning statistics.
Leveraging data from the Global Dietary Database, the World Bank, and dietary recall surveys in 31 countries, researchers found that individuals had a serious lack of iodine (68%), vitamin E (67%),
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is a major concern for millions of men, but ED is a bit of a catch all term and represents a spectrum of factors for different patients. You're probably familiar with the concept that "no two fingerprints are exactly the same"...well, this applies to erectile dysfunction patients. Many men suffer from ED due to contributing disease states like cardiovascular disease, hypertension, diabetes, obesity, and substance use disorders to name a few. For others, age, stress, depression, surgeries, or injuries may be a factor.
Some men deal with "unsatisfactory" erectile function as a lifelong or recently developing issue. I used quotation marks with unsatisfactory because there are objective and subjective conditions that, while equally significant to the individual, present and are frequently addressed in different ways. Per the University of Wisconsin: Symptoms of mild to moderate ED increased by 10% per decade of life