A traditional source is typically defined as a source of information which has been written or printed (magazines, pamphlets, books, diaries, encyclopaedias for example). In the digital age, these sources of information are often marked with historical relevance. At Endeavour College we define a traditional source as a historical text published in a traditional format which is the product of more than 75 years of reputable use.
Use these supporting databases for background information, definitions, scientific terms, and botanical names. Credo is an online library containing reference materials including encyclopaedias and dictionaries. Natural Medicines is an authoritative database containing information on dietary supplements, herbal medicines, and complementary and integrative therapies.
An authoritative database on complementary and alternative medicines and therapies including search functions for interactions, effectiveness, nutrient depletion, pregnancy & lactation, and adverse effects (hosted by trc)
A full text library database with a range of dictionaries, encyclopaedias, and other reference books.