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How many deaths does alternative medicine cause. Immediately response would be appreciated.
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Josh Stone asked:
A list of some of the alternative medicine practices you’re likely to encounter in the United States. Some of these are considered border-line acceptable even in the professional medical field, and many understand that this is unfortunate. Mostly these are just scams, quackery, and nonsense, which unfortunately gullible people believe in if they are desperate and grasping at false hope. Keep your eyes peeled for any of these, and be prepared to stamp out the harmful ones.
Hallelujah Diet
“Reverend” George M. Malkmus claims to have eliminated his colon cancer and other serious health problems more than twenty-five years ago by “following biblical principles for a natural diet and healthy lifestyle.” He and his wife Rhonda Jean operate ‘Hallelujah Acres’, where they hold seminars, sell products, and advocate a diet that consists of raw fruits and vegetables.
Malkmus and his followers claim that his methods have helped people with obesity, cancer, arthritis, and more than a hundred other health problems. He is a very eloquent speaker who is capable of inspiring people who trust in what he says. It has been speculated that he is in fact running a cult, with an unknown number of followers at the ‘Hallelujah Acres’ site.
Intra-Cellular Hyperthermia
Nicholas Bachynsky, a medical doctor whose license was revoked in the early 1990s, is largely responsible for the persistence of intracellular hyperthermia as a treatment. In April of 2004, he was imprisoned in a Floria jail to await trial on fraud charges related to sale of phony stock in a business founded on the alleged treatment.
The claim is that it is effective against cancer and Lyme disease by way of the intravenous administration of 2-4- dinitrophenol (DNP), which the U.S. Food and Drug Administration banned more than sixty years ago.
Herbal Medicine
Americans are now spending billions of dollars per year for herbal capsules and tablets, bulk herbs, and herbal teas. Although the teas are consumed for their flavor, most of these products are probably used for supposed medicinal qualities. Sales by multilevel distributors and pharmacies amount to hundreds of millions more for products that are obviously intended for harmful self-medication.
Herbs are also marketed by naturopaths, acupuncturists, iridologists, chiropractors, and unlicensed herbalists, many of whom prescribe them for the entire gamut of health problems of every description. Many such practitioners are not qualified to make appropriate medical diagnoses or to determine how the products they prescribe compare to proven drugs, and are not licensed to do anything at all, for that matter.
Mesotherapy
Touted as a nonsurgical alternative to liposuction, mesotherapy involves the injecting of medications and plant extracts into the layers of fat and connective tissue under the skin.
The injected ingredients may include agents that are used to open blood vessels, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications, enzymes, nutrients, antibiotics, herbal cures, and hormones. Mesotherapy is said to be used in conjunction with dietary modification, hormone replacement therapy, exercise and nutritional supplements. No drug is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for use in mesotherapy, and none will.
Bio Energetic Synchronization Technique
Bio Energetic Synchronization Technique (B.E.S.T.), came out during the mid-1970s by chiropractor MiltonTed Morter, Jr., of Rogers, Arkansas. It is claimed to be “a holistic program that coordinates and balances the workings of all the systems of the body.” Morter defines B.E.S.T. as “a nonforceful chiropractic technique for the 21st century that removed interference from the nervous system by the use of the hands.” Morter claims that such interferences occur when subtle pulses in different parts of the body are not synchronized.
Neuralyn
Between April 1997 and June 2000, Beverly and Thomas Vigil of Meridian, Idaho, touted a product called Neuralyn on the Internet and elsewhere as a highly effective treatment for spinal cord injuries and other ailments. The couple claimed that Neuralyn was an all-natural substance made up of B vitamins, amino acids, and extracts of plants from the Yucatan Peninsula region. According to Thomas Vigil, the idea for Neuralyn came from a dream.
In fact, the Vigils teamed up with pharmacist David Taylor and concocted Neuralyn using a number of homeopathic ingredients as well as a couple of topical anesthetics. According to Assistant U.S. Attorney Wendy Olson, more than 100 people, most of them paraplegics or quadriplegics, paid up to $10,000 per person to come to clinics in Idaho, Utah and Colorado for Neuralyn treatment.
These people were told that Neuralyn treatments had been 85% to 95% successful, and that the product would enable spinal cord injury patients to move, stand on their own, or walk again by regrowing new nerve cells. The Vigils are now in custody facing charges.
Optometric Visual Training
This approach is based on an idea that learning can be improved by exercises that stimulate coordination of the eye muscles or improve hand-eye coordination. Its proponents assume that the basic problem that leads to reading disability is some deficit in the muscles of the visual system.
The American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Academy of Ophthalmology have spoken out against this approach and cautioned that no eye-muscle defects can produce the learning disabilities associated with dyslexia. Dyslexia is actually a reading disorder characterized by omissions, faulty word substitutions, and impaired comprehension. It isn’t due to mental retardation, lack of schooling, or brain damage.
Thought Field Therapy
Abbreviated as TFT, its founder, psychologist Roger J. Callahan, Ph.D., claims that TFT “provides a code to nature’s healing system and addresses their fundamental causes, balancing the body’s energy system and allowing you to eliminate negative emotions within minutes and promote the body’s own healing ability.”
The Callahan Techniques site also recommends dietary supplementation for the persons who “suffer from multiple environmental sensitivities and even allergies which aggravate psychological problems.” During the TFT sessions, the therapist uses sequences of finger taps on “acupressure points” of the hands, face, and upper body. The patient at the same time does repetitive activities, such as repeats statements, counts, rolls the eyes, or hums a tune while visualizing a distressing situation.
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A list of some of the alternative medicine practices you’re likely to encounter in the United States. Some of these are considered border-line acceptable even in the professional medical field, and many understand that this is unfortunate. Mostly these are just scams, quackery, and nonsense, which unfortunately gullible people believe in if they are desperate and grasping at false hope. Keep your eyes peeled for any of these, and be prepared to stamp out the harmful ones.
Hallelujah Diet
“Reverend” George M. Malkmus claims to have eliminated his colon cancer and other serious health problems more than twenty-five years ago by “following biblical principles for a natural diet and healthy lifestyle.” He and his wife Rhonda Jean operate ‘Hallelujah Acres’, where they hold seminars, sell products, and advocate a diet that consists of raw fruits and vegetables.
Malkmus and his followers claim that his methods have helped people with obesity, cancer, arthritis, and more than a hundred other health problems. He is a very eloquent speaker who is capable of inspiring people who trust in what he says. It has been speculated that he is in fact running a cult, with an unknown number of followers at the ‘Hallelujah Acres’ site.
Intra-Cellular Hyperthermia
Nicholas Bachynsky, a medical doctor whose license was revoked in the early 1990s, is largely responsible for the persistence of intracellular hyperthermia as a treatment. In April of 2004, he was imprisoned in a Floria jail to await trial on fraud charges related to sale of phony stock in a business founded on the alleged treatment.
The claim is that it is effective against cancer and Lyme disease by way of the intravenous administration of 2-4- dinitrophenol (DNP), which the U.S. Food and Drug Administration banned more than sixty years ago.
Herbal Medicine
Americans are now spending billions of dollars per year for herbal capsules and tablets, bulk herbs, and herbal teas. Although the teas are consumed for their flavor, most of these products are probably used for supposed medicinal qualities. Sales by multilevel distributors and pharmacies amount to hundreds of millions more for products that are obviously intended for harmful self-medication.
Herbs are also marketed by naturopaths, acupuncturists, iridologists, chiropractors, and unlicensed herbalists, many of whom prescribe them for the entire gamut of health problems of every description. Many such practitioners are not qualified to make appropriate medical diagnoses or to determine how the products they prescribe compare to proven drugs, and are not licensed to do anything at all, for that matter.
Mesotherapy
Touted as a nonsurgical alternative to liposuction, mesotherapy involves the injecting of medications and plant extracts into the layers of fat and connective tissue under the skin.
The injected ingredients may include agents that are used to open blood vessels, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications, enzymes, nutrients, antibiotics, herbal cures, and hormones. Mesotherapy is said to be used in conjunction with dietary modification, hormone replacement therapy, exercise and nutritional supplements. No drug is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for use in mesotherapy, and none will.
Bio Energetic Synchronization Technique
Bio Energetic Synchronization Technique (B.E.S.T.), came out during the mid-1970s by chiropractor MiltonTed Morter, Jr., of Rogers, Arkansas. It is claimed to be “a holistic program that coordinates and balances the workings of all the systems of the body.” Morter defines B.E.S.T. as “a nonforceful chiropractic technique for the 21st century that removed interference from the nervous system by the use of the hands.” Morter claims that such interferences occur when subtle pulses in different parts of the body are not synchronized.
Neuralyn
Between April 1997 and June 2000, Beverly and Thomas Vigil of Meridian, Idaho, touted a product called Neuralyn on the Internet and elsewhere as a highly effective treatment for spinal cord injuries and other ailments. The couple claimed that Neuralyn was an all-natural substance made up of B vitamins, amino acids, and extracts of plants from the Yucatan Peninsula region. According to Thomas Vigil, the idea for Neuralyn came from a dream.
In fact, the Vigils teamed up with pharmacist David Taylor and concocted Neuralyn using a number of homeopathic ingredients as well as a couple of topical anesthetics. According to Assistant U.S. Attorney Wendy Olson, more than 100 people, most of them paraplegics or quadriplegics, paid up to $10,000 per person to come to clinics in Idaho, Utah and Colorado for Neuralyn treatment.
These people were told that Neuralyn treatments had been 85% to 95% successful, and that the product would enable spinal cord injury patients to move, stand on their own, or walk again by regrowing new nerve cells. The Vigils are now in custody facing charges.
Optometric Visual Training
This approach is based on an idea that learning can be improved by exercises that stimulate coordination of the eye muscles or improve hand-eye coordination. Its proponents assume that the basic problem that leads to reading disability is some deficit in the muscles of the visual system.
The American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Academy of Ophthalmology have spoken out against this approach and cautioned that no eye-muscle defects can produce the learning disabilities associated with dyslexia. Dyslexia is actually a reading disorder characterized by omissions, faulty word substitutions, and impaired comprehension. It isn’t due to mental retardation, lack of schooling, or brain damage.
Thought Field Therapy
Abbreviated as TFT, its founder, psychologist Roger J. Callahan, Ph.D., claims that TFT “provides a code to nature’s healing system and addresses their fundamental causes, balancing the body’s energy system and allowing you to eliminate negative emotions within minutes and promote the body’s own healing ability.”
The Callahan Techniques site also recommends dietary supplementation for the persons who “suffer from multiple environmental sensitivities and even allergies which aggravate psychological problems.” During the TFT sessions, the therapist uses sequences of finger taps on “acupressure points” of the hands, face, and upper body. The patient at the same time does repetitive activities, such as repeats statements, counts, rolls the eyes, or hums a tune while visualizing a distressing situation.
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02
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Ken Snow asked:
Have you ever suffered from a horrible headache when you thought the best remedy might be for someone to bash you over the head, or to pull your hair out? Then you might have some experience with alternative medicine!
In all seriousness, alternative medicine is not about hurting yourself, but involves investigating other potential methods to treat an ailment besides synthetic drugs. A good purpose for alternative medicine is to avoid developing a dependence on drugs of any type, which can supersede any medicinal or curing effects they might have. Searching for different ways of dealing with your physical or emotional issues or conditions can end up being better for you in the long run.
A great deal of alternative medicine treatments come from ancient medicinal knowledge and insight. Many different types of remedies used by different cultures through the years, including the use of needles for pain relief, herbs for medicinal treatments, or even massage therapy, are considered a form of medicine by the respective users because they work to some degree. However, many alternative treatments are unknown to the general public, as they are not in conformity with the mass marketed treatments and pharmaceuticals.
The definition of alternative medicine
There is really no one ultimate definition of alternative medicine. There are so many various methods and treatments that have been and continue to be investigated and promoted that it is hard to firmly define it.
Some of these alternative names to alternative medicine include holistic medicine, natural medicine, integrated medicine, and complementary medicine. They are all variations of the same idea, which is natural and alternative medicine. The design of alternative medicine is to ensure that all parts of a person’s life and being are well and strong.
The point of view of the alternative medicine collective
A standard of those who advocate alternative medicine is that health isn’t only the absence of illness or disease. Alternative medicine works to ensure that one’s purpose in life is sustained, because a person without a purpose is not able to achieve his fullest potential. There needs to be inspiration and motivation to allow life to be lived to its fullest.
It is thought that illness might not be the end of one’s world. Infection is not the only cause of sickness. The mind has the power to change one’s personality completely. Take the great warrior king Asoka, for example. He was so stirred by the death and devastation brought about by the Kalinga war that he became a Buddhist reformer. In this respect, illness has the capacity to bring about change, to make us better human beings. For that reason, alternative medicine strives to consider not only the physical health of a person, but also his personality and emotions in treating ailments and bringing about total well-being.
Sometimes, when you aren’t feeling that great, it might be better to relax by listening to calming music, taking a walk, or just thinking about life, rather than taking a pill to treat something momentarily. Discovering your purpose will give you a feeling of strength and the realization that life is worth living!
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Have you ever suffered from a horrible headache when you thought the best remedy might be for someone to bash you over the head, or to pull your hair out? Then you might have some experience with alternative medicine!
In all seriousness, alternative medicine is not about hurting yourself, but involves investigating other potential methods to treat an ailment besides synthetic drugs. A good purpose for alternative medicine is to avoid developing a dependence on drugs of any type, which can supersede any medicinal or curing effects they might have. Searching for different ways of dealing with your physical or emotional issues or conditions can end up being better for you in the long run.
A great deal of alternative medicine treatments come from ancient medicinal knowledge and insight. Many different types of remedies used by different cultures through the years, including the use of needles for pain relief, herbs for medicinal treatments, or even massage therapy, are considered a form of medicine by the respective users because they work to some degree. However, many alternative treatments are unknown to the general public, as they are not in conformity with the mass marketed treatments and pharmaceuticals.
The definition of alternative medicine
There is really no one ultimate definition of alternative medicine. There are so many various methods and treatments that have been and continue to be investigated and promoted that it is hard to firmly define it.
Some of these alternative names to alternative medicine include holistic medicine, natural medicine, integrated medicine, and complementary medicine. They are all variations of the same idea, which is natural and alternative medicine. The design of alternative medicine is to ensure that all parts of a person’s life and being are well and strong.
The point of view of the alternative medicine collective
A standard of those who advocate alternative medicine is that health isn’t only the absence of illness or disease. Alternative medicine works to ensure that one’s purpose in life is sustained, because a person without a purpose is not able to achieve his fullest potential. There needs to be inspiration and motivation to allow life to be lived to its fullest.
It is thought that illness might not be the end of one’s world. Infection is not the only cause of sickness. The mind has the power to change one’s personality completely. Take the great warrior king Asoka, for example. He was so stirred by the death and devastation brought about by the Kalinga war that he became a Buddhist reformer. In this respect, illness has the capacity to bring about change, to make us better human beings. For that reason, alternative medicine strives to consider not only the physical health of a person, but also his personality and emotions in treating ailments and bringing about total well-being.
Sometimes, when you aren’t feeling that great, it might be better to relax by listening to calming music, taking a walk, or just thinking about life, rather than taking a pill to treat something momentarily. Discovering your purpose will give you a feeling of strength and the realization that life is worth living!
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Steven Parbach asked:
Find Alternative Medicine Programs in the United States and Canada. With the phenomenal expansion of complementary and holistic therapies, there are growing numbers of healing arts schools that now offer alternative medicine programs to both practitioners and prospective students searching for unique career-training opportunities.
Of the numerous alternative medicine programs - massage therapy, holistic health, energy healing, and nutritional consulting are some of the more popular academic programs available today. However, more comprehensive alternative medicine programs in chiropractic, naturopathy and Oriental medicine are gaining leeway in the educational industry as well.
For example, alternative medicine programs in herbology entail studies in both Eastern and Western medicine principles with an emphasis on botany, medicinal plants, herbal pharmacy, and more. Depending on the healing arts school in which you enroll, more advanced training in Chinese herbal medicine may be available. As well, there are several alternative medicine programs at acupuncture schools and naturopathy schools with curricula that include in-depth studies in herbal medicine.
Other alternative medicine programs, like massage therapy and other bodywork training can be completed in less than a year’s time. In many cases, these natural healing courses are comprised of 500 training hours; however, some may well exceed 1,000 hours. Students enrolled in bodywork programs gain hands-on instruction in various massage modalities; including Swedish massage, sports massage and deep tissue massage.
Alternative medicine programs in holistic health prepare candidates for careers as holistic health practitioners. In this field of study, students gain practical training in mind/body/spirit medicines including Ayurveda, energy healing therapies, intuitive healing, aromatherapy, herbology, hypnotherapy and/or NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming), and massage techniques, among others.
Homeopathy is another subject that is avidly taught in alternative medicine programs in both naturopathic schools and homeopathic schools. Believing in the theory that “like treats like,” homeopathy is a medicine that is based on the law of similars, and students who participate in this program learn about homeopathic pharmacy, Hering’s Law, materia medica, and other related subject matter.
Whether individuals choose to enhance already-established healthcare services, or are primarily interested in gaining entry-level positions in the alternative healthcare industry, completing one or more alternative medicine programs can help to improve prospective career outlook as well as giving successful candidates the skills and knowledge necessary to help in healing.
If you (or someone you know) are interested in finding alternative medicine programs, let professional training within fast-growing industries like massage therapy, cosmetology, acupuncture, oriental medicine, Reiki, and others get you started! Explore career school programs near you.
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Find Alternative Medicine Programs in the United States and Canada. With the phenomenal expansion of complementary and holistic therapies, there are growing numbers of healing arts schools that now offer alternative medicine programs to both practitioners and prospective students searching for unique career-training opportunities.
Of the numerous alternative medicine programs - massage therapy, holistic health, energy healing, and nutritional consulting are some of the more popular academic programs available today. However, more comprehensive alternative medicine programs in chiropractic, naturopathy and Oriental medicine are gaining leeway in the educational industry as well.
For example, alternative medicine programs in herbology entail studies in both Eastern and Western medicine principles with an emphasis on botany, medicinal plants, herbal pharmacy, and more. Depending on the healing arts school in which you enroll, more advanced training in Chinese herbal medicine may be available. As well, there are several alternative medicine programs at acupuncture schools and naturopathy schools with curricula that include in-depth studies in herbal medicine.
Other alternative medicine programs, like massage therapy and other bodywork training can be completed in less than a year’s time. In many cases, these natural healing courses are comprised of 500 training hours; however, some may well exceed 1,000 hours. Students enrolled in bodywork programs gain hands-on instruction in various massage modalities; including Swedish massage, sports massage and deep tissue massage.
Alternative medicine programs in holistic health prepare candidates for careers as holistic health practitioners. In this field of study, students gain practical training in mind/body/spirit medicines including Ayurveda, energy healing therapies, intuitive healing, aromatherapy, herbology, hypnotherapy and/or NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming), and massage techniques, among others.
Homeopathy is another subject that is avidly taught in alternative medicine programs in both naturopathic schools and homeopathic schools. Believing in the theory that “like treats like,” homeopathy is a medicine that is based on the law of similars, and students who participate in this program learn about homeopathic pharmacy, Hering’s Law, materia medica, and other related subject matter.
Whether individuals choose to enhance already-established healthcare services, or are primarily interested in gaining entry-level positions in the alternative healthcare industry, completing one or more alternative medicine programs can help to improve prospective career outlook as well as giving successful candidates the skills and knowledge necessary to help in healing.
If you (or someone you know) are interested in finding alternative medicine programs, let professional training within fast-growing industries like massage therapy, cosmetology, acupuncture, oriental medicine, Reiki, and others get you started! Explore career school programs near you.
Alternative Medicine Programs in America
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Martin Richfield asked:
Ethics can be defined as a philosophical mentality of right conduct and good living. Ethics in medicine are typically about what is appropriate practice and inappropriate practice. It defines specifics about what is allowed in the workplace, in the profession, and with clients.
However, the medical field is in fact, a business. Just like alternative medicines is a business. In fact, they are somewhat competing businesses. They are each other’s competition. Ethics against alternative medicines are typically produced and written by people in the traditional medical field. Therefore, the information that is read should be looked at with a grain of salt.
Ethics against alternative medicines should be analyzed by using the information about who wrote the article, what their objective might be, and where they produced the information. Of course some of the information may be true and in that case, the information should be available on many different places or by the alternative medicines companies as well.
The other concern with ethics against alternative medicines is that their root may be founded in different countries and different cultures. Just because something is different does not mean that it is less. The ethics against alternative medicines should be analyzed clearly. The ethics in any profession should be governed and determined by that profession.
The medical field has been around for a really long time and therefore has had centuries to come up with their code of ethics. The area of alternative therapies is a relatively new field within the United States and therefore needs some more time for each of the different elements of that field to develop a code of ethics. The countries in which the alternative medicines have originated are not necessarily governed with the same standards as the United States and therefore have never determined a set of standards. This does not necessarily mean that they are not as effective.
The ethics against alternative medicines should not try and deter people from accessing these services. If someone wishes to publish information regarding specific therapies, then it should be information that is set out in a way to help the consumer, not to tell the consumer what the best decision is. The people accessing treatments are smart and capable of weight the pros and cons and making reasonable decisions. There are definitely elements of the field of alternative medicines that do have codes of conduct and ethics. For example, psychology and chiropractic medicine definitely have standards, as well as acupuncture and acupressure.
They just may not meet the same standards as the traditional medical profession. The ironic thing is that traditional medicine in China and other places are alternative medicines in America. So that leaves the question, what makes medicine traditional or alternative?
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Ethics can be defined as a philosophical mentality of right conduct and good living. Ethics in medicine are typically about what is appropriate practice and inappropriate practice. It defines specifics about what is allowed in the workplace, in the profession, and with clients.
However, the medical field is in fact, a business. Just like alternative medicines is a business. In fact, they are somewhat competing businesses. They are each other’s competition. Ethics against alternative medicines are typically produced and written by people in the traditional medical field. Therefore, the information that is read should be looked at with a grain of salt.
Ethics against alternative medicines should be analyzed by using the information about who wrote the article, what their objective might be, and where they produced the information. Of course some of the information may be true and in that case, the information should be available on many different places or by the alternative medicines companies as well.
The other concern with ethics against alternative medicines is that their root may be founded in different countries and different cultures. Just because something is different does not mean that it is less. The ethics against alternative medicines should be analyzed clearly. The ethics in any profession should be governed and determined by that profession.
The medical field has been around for a really long time and therefore has had centuries to come up with their code of ethics. The area of alternative therapies is a relatively new field within the United States and therefore needs some more time for each of the different elements of that field to develop a code of ethics. The countries in which the alternative medicines have originated are not necessarily governed with the same standards as the United States and therefore have never determined a set of standards. This does not necessarily mean that they are not as effective.
The ethics against alternative medicines should not try and deter people from accessing these services. If someone wishes to publish information regarding specific therapies, then it should be information that is set out in a way to help the consumer, not to tell the consumer what the best decision is. The people accessing treatments are smart and capable of weight the pros and cons and making reasonable decisions. There are definitely elements of the field of alternative medicines that do have codes of conduct and ethics. For example, psychology and chiropractic medicine definitely have standards, as well as acupuncture and acupressure.
They just may not meet the same standards as the traditional medical profession. The ironic thing is that traditional medicine in China and other places are alternative medicines in America. So that leaves the question, what makes medicine traditional or alternative?
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Jan
27
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Robert William Locke asked:
One good reason to change from ADHD drugs to a healthier safer alternative is that psychotropic drugs or psychostimulants are still classed as Schedule II drugs. That means that people on these drugs are considered at risk of substance abuse and are blocked form certain federal posts, the military and becoming pilots. I have just read about a student pilot who is 20 and who failed his medical because he had been on Concerta. As a result he was not able to take his first solo flight and is now looking for an alternative medicine ADHD cure. Nobody wants an impulsive pilot.
The second reason is that ADHD drugs will only alleviate symptoms so that is another reason to change over to alternative medicine. I know a kid who is 16 who is violent at school and home and has frequent outbursts and meltdowns. His parents have lost count of how many times he has been suspended from school. While the drugs do help him to stay focused, his behaviour has not gotten any better and it may even be worse. This is basically the reason why the American Association of Pediatrics has come out strongly in favour of behaviour modification or therapy as that is the most effective way of controlling behaviour in any kid. It has also been shown that in the long term, medications lose their effectiveness, even after only 14 months.
The third reason to change to alternative medicine ADHD is that I know that Facebook and other social networking sites have been invaded by some pharmaceutical companies who have built profiles and are offering some biased help to unfortunate parents. One of the companies has over 8,000 fans on Facebook. Nothing wrong with building a profile on Facebook! The problem is that there is no objective, unbiased information on these profiles or indeed on any of the websites sponsored by these companies about the negative effects of these medications. Why is there no mention of FDA warnings?
How come that no one seems to be aware of or know about the long term effects of these medications on children’s brains? Big Pharma’s best efforts do not seem to be good enough and finally they are now being questioned by prestigious institutions and researchers
If parents can take on the challenge of getting to grips with ADHD behavior modification and use alternative medicine ADHD such as a homeopathic remedy which has no side effects, then the ADHD challenge can easily be overcome.
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One good reason to change from ADHD drugs to a healthier safer alternative is that psychotropic drugs or psychostimulants are still classed as Schedule II drugs. That means that people on these drugs are considered at risk of substance abuse and are blocked form certain federal posts, the military and becoming pilots. I have just read about a student pilot who is 20 and who failed his medical because he had been on Concerta. As a result he was not able to take his first solo flight and is now looking for an alternative medicine ADHD cure. Nobody wants an impulsive pilot.
The second reason is that ADHD drugs will only alleviate symptoms so that is another reason to change over to alternative medicine. I know a kid who is 16 who is violent at school and home and has frequent outbursts and meltdowns. His parents have lost count of how many times he has been suspended from school. While the drugs do help him to stay focused, his behaviour has not gotten any better and it may even be worse. This is basically the reason why the American Association of Pediatrics has come out strongly in favour of behaviour modification or therapy as that is the most effective way of controlling behaviour in any kid. It has also been shown that in the long term, medications lose their effectiveness, even after only 14 months.
The third reason to change to alternative medicine ADHD is that I know that Facebook and other social networking sites have been invaded by some pharmaceutical companies who have built profiles and are offering some biased help to unfortunate parents. One of the companies has over 8,000 fans on Facebook. Nothing wrong with building a profile on Facebook! The problem is that there is no objective, unbiased information on these profiles or indeed on any of the websites sponsored by these companies about the negative effects of these medications. Why is there no mention of FDA warnings?
How come that no one seems to be aware of or know about the long term effects of these medications on children’s brains? Big Pharma’s best efforts do not seem to be good enough and finally they are now being questioned by prestigious institutions and researchers
If parents can take on the challenge of getting to grips with ADHD behavior modification and use alternative medicine ADHD such as a homeopathic remedy which has no side effects, then the ADHD challenge can easily be overcome.
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27
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David Swanson asked:
Most people have seen the commercials for medications on television… the list of side effects they can cause are extremely alarming. It is no wonder that many people are turning to alternative medicine.
Alternative medicine encompasses a variety of healing practices. The thing that most of these practices have in common, and that differs from allopathic, or conventional medicine, is that the therapies offered take the whole person into consideration, rather than just trying to alleviate symptoms. This overall philosophy is known as holistic medicine.
Some of the most common methods of alternative medicine include:
Acupuncture/Acupressure
The ancient Chinese developed this healing system based on meridians running through the body. Pressure points along these meridians are stimulated by either needles or pressure to unblock the life force, or chi, thus releasing any blockages and allowing healing to take place.
Herbalism
Healing with herbs is an ancient practice all over the world, with several different systems evolving in different areas. Western herbalism, Ayurvedic medicine, and Chinese medicine are all based on medicines created from plants that grow all around us. While each system evolved different diagnostic tools, they each are very effective, and take each individual’s characteristics into account when prescribing a remedy.
Homeopathy
Homeopathy was discovered in the 1800s through trial and error. It is based upon the premise that like treats like. For example, if a person is suffering from fever, all possible reasons for the fever will be taken into account and a medication will be prescribed that in a large dose would cause a similar fever. The medication, however, contains a very minute amount. It is surprising to many people, but homeopathy is remarkably effective.
Energy Work
There are many forms of energy work that directly affects the chi, or life force. A common one is Reiki, which was presented to the public at large in the early 1900s in Japan. Reiki works whether you are touching the person directly or not, and utilizes the energy flowing around us constantly to unblock energy flow in the body. It is non-invasive, and amazingly effective. Some traditional hospitals have incorporated Reiki volunteers to help in cancer and AIDS wards, and with maternity patients.
Iridology
Iridology was developed by a doctor in Hungary in the early 1800s. He noticed that changes occurred in the eyes depending on the health status of a person. He later developed a map to use in diagnosing the health of someone by studying their eyes. Today, iridology is used in conjunction with other alternative therapies to aid in diagnosis.
Naturopathy
Naturopathic physicians utilize many natural therapies to help the body use its innate abilities to heal itself, once the problem is recognized and eliminated. Naturopathic physicians are trained in conventional medicine, but have gone on to learn alternative methods, which they use as a first defense against illness.
Chiropractic
Chiropractors diagnose and treat musculo-skeletal and spinal subluxations that cause problems in the body. They treat these problems by manipulating the spine to correct these problems. Despite controversy, chiropractic care is becoming more accepted all the time, and chiropractic patients are reportedly the most satisfied out of all healthcare disciplines.
Reflexology
The therapy of reflexology teaches that there are points in the feet and hands that correspond to every part of the body. By applying varying pressures to these points, those body parts in question are affected, and can heal when there are health problems dealing with those parts.
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Most people have seen the commercials for medications on television… the list of side effects they can cause are extremely alarming. It is no wonder that many people are turning to alternative medicine.
Alternative medicine encompasses a variety of healing practices. The thing that most of these practices have in common, and that differs from allopathic, or conventional medicine, is that the therapies offered take the whole person into consideration, rather than just trying to alleviate symptoms. This overall philosophy is known as holistic medicine.
Some of the most common methods of alternative medicine include:
Acupuncture/Acupressure
The ancient Chinese developed this healing system based on meridians running through the body. Pressure points along these meridians are stimulated by either needles or pressure to unblock the life force, or chi, thus releasing any blockages and allowing healing to take place.
Herbalism
Healing with herbs is an ancient practice all over the world, with several different systems evolving in different areas. Western herbalism, Ayurvedic medicine, and Chinese medicine are all based on medicines created from plants that grow all around us. While each system evolved different diagnostic tools, they each are very effective, and take each individual’s characteristics into account when prescribing a remedy.
Homeopathy
Homeopathy was discovered in the 1800s through trial and error. It is based upon the premise that like treats like. For example, if a person is suffering from fever, all possible reasons for the fever will be taken into account and a medication will be prescribed that in a large dose would cause a similar fever. The medication, however, contains a very minute amount. It is surprising to many people, but homeopathy is remarkably effective.
Energy Work
There are many forms of energy work that directly affects the chi, or life force. A common one is Reiki, which was presented to the public at large in the early 1900s in Japan. Reiki works whether you are touching the person directly or not, and utilizes the energy flowing around us constantly to unblock energy flow in the body. It is non-invasive, and amazingly effective. Some traditional hospitals have incorporated Reiki volunteers to help in cancer and AIDS wards, and with maternity patients.
Iridology
Iridology was developed by a doctor in Hungary in the early 1800s. He noticed that changes occurred in the eyes depending on the health status of a person. He later developed a map to use in diagnosing the health of someone by studying their eyes. Today, iridology is used in conjunction with other alternative therapies to aid in diagnosis.
Naturopathy
Naturopathic physicians utilize many natural therapies to help the body use its innate abilities to heal itself, once the problem is recognized and eliminated. Naturopathic physicians are trained in conventional medicine, but have gone on to learn alternative methods, which they use as a first defense against illness.
Chiropractic
Chiropractors diagnose and treat musculo-skeletal and spinal subluxations that cause problems in the body. They treat these problems by manipulating the spine to correct these problems. Despite controversy, chiropractic care is becoming more accepted all the time, and chiropractic patients are reportedly the most satisfied out of all healthcare disciplines.
Reflexology
The therapy of reflexology teaches that there are points in the feet and hands that correspond to every part of the body. By applying varying pressures to these points, those body parts in question are affected, and can heal when there are health problems dealing with those parts.
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Jeff Schuman asked:
We all know it is frustrating when you get a common cold or a headache and so on, but what kinds of alternative medicine solutions are out there so you can avoid taking several pills? There are several resources accessible to you regarding alternative solutions to help various health concerns from the internet, news programs, and even a magazine titled Alternative Medicine. The best thing you can do is do a little research for your problem and attempt to find another way to help yourself without swallowing away several more pills.
Alternative medicine is a broad term that covers several different therapies and treatments. Some of the complimentary methods available just to name a few are; chiropractic, diet, yoga, aromatherapy, herbs and nutritional supplements. There are plenty more to name and plenty more that have been used by people on a common basis. In a 2002 study it was found that 62% of American adults had used some form of alternative medicine in the past year.
In a basic sense, an alternative medicine is a health treatment and prevention that is not yet considered to be a part of a conventional medicine. So as mentioned above, these methods of treatment avoid the use of prescription drugs and/or surgery. However, when in dire need alternative medicine doctors do not discourage surgery or prescription drugs.
Another goal of the complimentary medicine treatment is to see the problem through the whole body of a person. As oppose to simply identifying the symptoms and giving a diagnosis, the alternative way of being is to see the underlying cause of the problem and view the persons mind, body, emotions, and spirit.
In the study that was done in 2002, amongst the 34,000+ people that were surveyed the most popular natural treatment used was prayer for health reasons with 110,012 uses. Herbs and nutritional supplements came in a distant second with a little over 50,600 times people said they had used that as an alternative medicine in the last year. Rounding out the top five includes chiropractic, deep breathing exercise, and meditation.
There are several alternative medicine methods out there that can help everything from treatment, prevention and a release of stress. These natural treatments allow a person to soothe themselves from any tension and relax. It is clear from the 2002 study that you are not the only one interested in or using alternative medicines. Thanks to the internet you can visit websites online and do your own unlimited research.
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We all know it is frustrating when you get a common cold or a headache and so on, but what kinds of alternative medicine solutions are out there so you can avoid taking several pills? There are several resources accessible to you regarding alternative solutions to help various health concerns from the internet, news programs, and even a magazine titled Alternative Medicine. The best thing you can do is do a little research for your problem and attempt to find another way to help yourself without swallowing away several more pills.
Alternative medicine is a broad term that covers several different therapies and treatments. Some of the complimentary methods available just to name a few are; chiropractic, diet, yoga, aromatherapy, herbs and nutritional supplements. There are plenty more to name and plenty more that have been used by people on a common basis. In a 2002 study it was found that 62% of American adults had used some form of alternative medicine in the past year.
In a basic sense, an alternative medicine is a health treatment and prevention that is not yet considered to be a part of a conventional medicine. So as mentioned above, these methods of treatment avoid the use of prescription drugs and/or surgery. However, when in dire need alternative medicine doctors do not discourage surgery or prescription drugs.
Another goal of the complimentary medicine treatment is to see the problem through the whole body of a person. As oppose to simply identifying the symptoms and giving a diagnosis, the alternative way of being is to see the underlying cause of the problem and view the persons mind, body, emotions, and spirit.
In the study that was done in 2002, amongst the 34,000+ people that were surveyed the most popular natural treatment used was prayer for health reasons with 110,012 uses. Herbs and nutritional supplements came in a distant second with a little over 50,600 times people said they had used that as an alternative medicine in the last year. Rounding out the top five includes chiropractic, deep breathing exercise, and meditation.
There are several alternative medicine methods out there that can help everything from treatment, prevention and a release of stress. These natural treatments allow a person to soothe themselves from any tension and relax. It is clear from the 2002 study that you are not the only one interested in or using alternative medicines. Thanks to the internet you can visit websites online and do your own unlimited research.
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SweetOne asked:
Just curious, that’s all. Doint research.
DOING not doint. . LOL sorry typo
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Just curious, that’s all. Doint research.
DOING not doint. . LOL sorry typo
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electromom asked:
I’m suffering from pain all over my body and the doctor said it could be fibromyalgia. I don’t like tradicional drugs products, so I am looking for a natural one.
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I’m suffering from pain all over my body and the doctor said it could be fibromyalgia. I don’t like tradicional drugs products, so I am looking for a natural one.
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