Help us Grow GreenMedInfo’s database to 100,000+ abstracts

Here's how you help us Grow GreenMedInfo’s database to 100,000+ abstracts and make Natural Medicine globally available! 

As the internet’s most visited natural, evidence-based health resource, we’re always trying to improve our database. Over the past 10 years, I have personally read, vetted, data-mined and entered manually into our system almost 50,000 abstracts from MEDLINE … but there are over a million more available on pubmed.gov right now that could be entered to serve the goal of expanding awareness around the science of natural healing.

Clearly this is not a one man job! And so, I’m  inviting you to participate! Please consider joining this collective process of accumulating research proving that natural- and food-based medicine works!

Go here, to submit an application to become a GMI Researcher.  This title will give you free entry into our private Facebook Group, as well as enable you to be part of a growing network of individuals who wishes to amplify the mission of Greenmedinfo.com far and wide, which is:

1. To generate a greater awareness of Medline as the invaluable resource and much overlooked National Treasure that it is.

2. To contribute to the democratization of the information on Medline by acting as a liaison in its dissemination to the public.

3. To simplify the task of finding data relevant to alternative & complementary medicine through the creation of a series of easy to navigate taxonomies which provide the data most relevant to those wishing to understand and use natural therapies.*

For those who enter 100 or more articles, each month, we will grant a 50% discount on GreenMedInfo Pro research membership.

Anyone entering 250 or more, will receive a free GreenMedInfo research membership valued at $850 dollars a year.

Thank you for dedicating yourself to this vital project!

Sayer Ji, Founder

Application:

1. While not necessary, we like to ask if you have any credentials related to nutrition, science, medicine, biology, or a related discipline? Are you practicing in a natural health capacity?

2. What is your familiarity with pubmed.gov citations? Do you visit Pubmed.gov. Regularly?

3. How much time each week do you anticipate dedicating to this project?