
A structured, pharmacist-reviewed set of plain-English education guides for 21 nutrients commonly involved in drug–nutrient depletion questions (the B-vitamins, vitamins A/C/D/E/K, magnesium, potassium, calcium, zinc, iron, CoQ10, carnitine, melatonin, sodium, copper). Each guide provides, in consumer language: what the nutrient does, common dietary sources, questions to raise with a clinician, a cautious supplementation note, and high-risk cautions (e.g. kidney disease, warfarin interaction, absorption interference). This is the first-party editorial layer behind HelloPharmacist's nutrient-depletion checker — general nutrition education written by the pharmacy team, kept deliberately separate from any licensed clinical record. Provided as structured JSON (with an alias map) and a flattened CSV. Follows fixed editorial rules: non-alarmist, no dosing advice, decisions routed back to the reader's own pharmacist or prescriber. Intended as a patient-education / health-literacy resource — not medical advice and not a clinical reference. Original content, released under CC BY 4.0.
Nutrition Assessment, Patient Education as Topic, Dietary Supplements, Nutrient Depletion, Pharmacists, Health Literacy, Nutrition
Nutrition Assessment, Patient Education as Topic, Dietary Supplements, Nutrient Depletion, Pharmacists, Health Literacy, Nutrition
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