... The latest study from the US has revealed that Qigong may be an effective complementary therapy for the treatment of osteoarthritis. Dr. Perlman, executive director of the Institute for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, who carried out the study said: "Given the limitation and ... involved two Qigong therapists using External Qigong therapy (EQT) to treat patients with osteoarthritis. EQT uses ...

... - for adults, children, babies and non-human animals alike. (However, no complementary therapy should ever be considered as an alternative to orthodox medical advice.) Colour ... and encourages normal and healthy workings of the body. Colour Therapy should not be something you just go to a therapist to 'have done to you'. Colour is everywhere and should be utilized as part of our everyday life. A ...

... glucose level. This is known as hypoglycemia and is an expected side effect of insulin therapy. Be in no doubt, hypoglycemia is a potentially dangerous state for the body, however it is ... taking any medications or undergoing any form of therapy. BY Dr Bianca Tavares a medical consultant, experienced in both traditional and complementary medicine. and her alternative health blog can be viewed at

Massage therapy is another recognized complementary and alternative therapy for cancer patients. U.S. News & World Report, Health, September 16, 2008, shares information on a study connecting massage therapy and cancer pain relief and mood. Massage Therapy Helps Those With Advanced Cancer Reporting in the Sept. 16 Annals of Internal Medicine, researchers found that people who received [...]

... is a long term illness. It is encouraging to note that the Trigeminal Neuralgia Association and its various branches are collecting data and appear to have an open mind toward the use of what they term CAM complementary and alternative medicine. And, all this happened in front of a whole group of his friends, and was has been a source of amusement for years. . What about Ammonia chlorine bleach?

... that you will encounter very frequently if you engage in discussion about alternative or complementary medicine. I will of course not plagiarize Hall's article, but what I am writing here is ... be dangerous). Similarly, when I tell people that I am studying the brain I am often told about some therapy or mental training that I have never heard about before but which has changed their life. In those ...