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Acupuncture

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An Introduction to Natural Health Therapies

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Alternative medicines are coming back in a big way. The over dependence on allopathic and surgical methods to cure human maladies, and their corresponding side effects are encouraging patients to take to older and more natural means [...]

Uses and Benefits of Acupuncture

“Health is a condition of balance of yin and yang within the body. Particularly important in acupuncture is the free flow of Qi, a difficult-to-translate concept that pervades Chinese philosophy and is commonly translated as “vital energy”). Qi is immaterial and hence yang; its yin, material counterpart is Blood (capitalized to distinguish it from physiological [...]

The 5 Branches of Holistic Medicine

by George Kakaris
Most people are familiar with Holistic Medicine. It is quite likely that a friend or relative of yours has experienced an alternative treatment. Perhaps you have tried to benefit from a complementary therapy and are familiar with a few holistic treatments. Most people do not know the main branches of Holistic Medicine, however. [...]

An Overview Of Complementary And Alternative Medicine

What is complementary and alternative medicine? Complementary and alternative medicine usually refers to practices that are not integrated into conventional medicine. Treatments in the category of complementary and alternative medicine are constantly changing. Treatments change when studies prove them to be effective or not.
Some of the treatments used in complementary and alternative medicine are:
* Homeopathy [...]

Healing What Ails You Through Naturopathic Treatment

The term naturopathic treatment covers a broad range of modalities that come under the umbrella of alternative medicines. All natural therapies aim to work with the body in treating the cause of illness, not just the symptoms. Naturopaths treat people holistically, taking into account not only their physiology, but also psychology and lifestyle.
Some examples of [...]


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