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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Implausible - maybe - it certainly wouldn't pass any clinical trials that modern therapies need to. But then again they do help many people (psychologically in my own opinion but how it works is of little matter to the person benefiting rather I�m sure they are just grateful that it does!)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/5007118.stm
regarding this news story - i agree that while the NHS is under funded and over stretched it should invest its dwindling resources in modern scientific medicine OR prove categorically that alternative medicine does indeed work for the majority of people and then progress development of the two schools of care simultaneously
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/5007118.stm
regarding this news story - i agree that while the NHS is under funded and over stretched it should invest its dwindling resources in modern scientific medicine OR prove categorically that alternative medicine does indeed work for the majority of people and then progress development of the two schools of care simultaneously
Try this link (BBC Horizon documentary)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2002/home opathyqa.shtml
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Some people may prefer using homeopathic medicines because it works for them and has no side effects but the majority will always go for medicines scientifically proven to work fast and effectively.
If it can be proven that alternative/homeopathic medicines are just as effective as modern drugs then there shouldn't be a problem in integrating them with the modern medicines offered. The problem is that there is not enough conclusive proof to support this.
If it can be proven that alternative/homeopathic medicines are just as effective as modern drugs then there shouldn't be a problem in integrating them with the modern medicines offered. The problem is that there is not enough conclusive proof to support this.
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