The Pharmacy Basic 6: The Successful Pharmacy’s Approach to Enhancing Patient Health
September 6, 2022 6:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. CDT
The Standard American Diet and its associated lifestyle habits leave many patients short on the important nutrients needed every day. Over time, this can challenge health in many ways. The independent pharmacist has an excellent opportunity to educate and inform their patients about healthy approaches and offer recommendations for best practices to supplement the Standard American Diet. With an overabundance of dietary supplements on the market, all with varying levels of quality and efficacy, it is especially important to ask questions: What are the top nutrients that patients need to achieve good health and avoid health challenges down the road, and which supplements should patients choose?
- Why the body needs daily intake of key nutrients
- The health challenges that may arise from nutrient depletions
- The daily dietary supplements many patients should consider
- The benefits of daily supplementation
- How to explain to your patients which supplements are more effective and why
Jeff Robins, RPh
Jeff has been a compounding pharmacist for 25 years and likes to speak of himself as the pharmacist who dislikes drugs. Jeff owned the remarkably successful Essential Wellness Pharmacy where he grew the annual sales of supplements to over $1.1 million. Jeff is an Advanced Fellow with the American College of Anti-Aging and Functional Medicine through the University of Southern Florida and he is the owner of Summit Functional Consulting. He is passionate about educating people and giving them a chance to make informed decisions about their health and healthcare.
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