What are the odds that your health care provider personally uses alternative approaches to their care without suggesting it for your use.
According to the study, 76 percent of healthcare workers use complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). This is in contrast to the 63 percent of the general population who use CAD. Based on those numbers, your doctor may be more likely to use things like herbs and meditation than you are. Read more
Now that is pretty shocking, don’t you think. It feels like they are withholding vital info from their patients.
What do they generally use in the alternative market?
Acupuncture
Ayurveda
Biofeedback
Chelation
Chiropractic
Deep breathing
Diet-based therapies
Energy healing (Reiki)
Imagery and meditation
Homeopathy
Hypnosis
Massage
Movement therapies
Plants and herbal supplementation
Tai chi
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It may be to your benefit to start asking your doctor what they think of alternative approaches and if they use any themselves.
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nice article! i feel this is a common trend now–conventional doctors are looking to alternative medicine for their ailments. I have some family that attended medical school but are now shifting towards holistic medicine and hoping to incorporate that into their practice. I personally have turned towards plants and herbal supplementation, which the article mentions as a form of alternative medicine. I suffered from fibroids for many years and was on pharmaceutical drugs for quite some time. I was able to cure my fibroids naturally and was inspired by my story to help others out as well. So I created a website (http://www.beatfibroids.com) to help others do the same. I have recently gotten more interested in massage therapy and this article reminded me more of it. I hope to start including this in my regular routine to help me better my health. thank you for this great info.