How to make an intelligent choice . . .

It’s the most important thing they didn’t teach us at university.

Only one brand of herbal extracts can be best.

Prescribing that brand makes really good business sense.

Are you prescribing that brand? Even close? Would you like to be sure? As clinicians whose top priority is the best care for our patients, we need to know more about the herbs we are prescribing than what we read in a company ad. Consider that there are about 40 different brands in the marketplace; What’s striking is the dramatic variation in their respective potency levels. It’s clearly evident even among popular brands. In view of this, a clinician who does not perform simple, 5-minute, comparative testing (we’ll show you how), is guessing, and has only a 1 in 40 chance of choosing the best TCM for a practice . . . What patient would approve of those odds?

An ad, an endorsement, a recommendation; it’s the beginning of a search and not the end. As clinicians, choosing the right brand of herbal concentrates is one of the most important choices we will ever make. Comparative testing is essential to make sure we’re not placing our trust in a brand that has adopted the mere appearance of potent TCM, but is in most cases bound to fail. Learn comparative testing here: (Vital Signs)