Alternative Medicine - Articles
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Doris C.
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Have you heard of instances when doctors have given up on a certain illness saying it’s already terminal, and yet was cured or alleviated by alternative medicine? I do. Complementary and alternative medicine may provide you with a variety of options and traditional treatment, but it’s worth noting that some can ev ...
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Alternative Medicine best for IBS
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GoToSee



Although seen as being alternative medicine treatments, the older ‘natural’ ways to treat Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) are seen as the best option for sufferers, according to new research.In the U ...
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Alternative Medicine & Health Insurance
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Pixie S.

This morning I received an emailed update from NCCAM (National Center on Complementary & Alternative Medicine, a division of the National Institute of Health). The update included an announcement about a Summit on Integrative Medicine and the Health of the Public ...
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Alternative Medicine and Herbal Cures
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Peter C.
... lar risks although the FDA knew of the risks since 1999. There are also concerns about side effects of drugs. This has caused increasing number of people to turn to herbs and alternative medicine. China has used herbs for medical problems for centuries. There are numerous sites offering alternative medicine, and one of them is alternative medicine ...
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Diagnosis and alternate medicine
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Kamal S.

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... e days. So, now I have started heavy IV antibiotics along with Bactrim to take care of the infection.Which brings me to diagnosis. To diagnose the problem, there is simply no alternative to regular medicine (what we call allopathy). However effective alternate therapies may be (even if you find an authentic practitioner), they are no match to the c ...
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The alternate medicine hoax
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Kamal S.

... tioners claim to have prevention and cures for things ranging from cancer to AIDS to chikungunya. How true are these claims? The biggest problem is that the entire alternate medicine industry is not regulated. So, you can actually be selling plain water and claim that it can cure cancer and nobody can touch you. A large number of gullible people a ...
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