What Are ADVANTAGES And Disadvantages Of Alternative Medicine ??
Prime members enjoy FREE Two-Day Shipping and exclusive usage of music, movies, Television shows, original audio series, and Kindle books. I hate how may supporters of alternative therapy dismiss cinical trials and studies which are important so that people can try and understand it better and give us better guidelines to lessen negative effects. We ought to not disregard the evidence produced by these but seeks ways to expand it - after all how much money and resources goes into drug development. We can't just rely on anectodal accounts. Those types of trials and studies gave us understanding in how to take care of illnesses and eiminated unsuitable drugs with dangerous side effects too.
The esteemed guests, Keynote speakers, well-known researchers and delegates shared their impressive research and vast experience through their fabulous presentations at the podium of grand AlternativeMedicine-2016 Conference. We live glad to see that accepted abstracts for the conference have been indexed in Conference Series LLC Journal of Alternative & Integrative Medicine” as a special issue.
The usage of wild fauna and flora in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), specifically, is a concern for worldwide wildlife conservation efforts. TCM is practiced by more than a quarter of the world's population and represents a $60 billion global market. More than 10,000 plants and animals, including endangered species such as rhinos, saiga antelopes, musk deer, Asiatic Black bears, Yangtze River dolphins, pangolins, turtles, and certain species of monkeys, orchids, and sea horses, are being used in TCM.
Whenever a student wants to become a physician, he or she must attend a certified medical school, pass rigorous medical exams, and participate in carefully monitored and regulated internships all regulated by the governmental bodies who license the doctor. In most of alternative medicine, no such regulation is set up. For a couple of specific alternative therapies like chiropractic work and therapeutic massage, regulatory bodies do exist. However, pretty much every other field of alternative medicine does not have any regulation whatsoever. Call yourself a color therapist , and lo and behold, you are one.
And what about chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine for joint pain? In 2006, Daniel Clegg of the University of Utah led a group of investigators to see whether it worked. They studied more than 1,500 people who have knee osteoarthritis who received either chondroitin sulfate alone, glucosamine alone, both, a placebo or Celebrex (an FDA-licensed anti-inflammatory drug). Only Celebrex worked for all subgroups in the study.
The esteemed guests, Keynote speakers, well-known researchers and delegates shared their impressive research and vast experience through their fabulous presentations at the podium of grand AlternativeMedicine-2016 Conference. We live glad to see that accepted abstracts for the conference have been indexed in Conference Series LLC Journal of Alternative & Integrative Medicine” as a special issue.
The usage of wild fauna and flora in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), specifically, is a concern for worldwide wildlife conservation efforts. TCM is practiced by more than a quarter of the world's population and represents a $60 billion global market. More than 10,000 plants and animals, including endangered species such as rhinos, saiga antelopes, musk deer, Asiatic Black bears, Yangtze River dolphins, pangolins, turtles, and certain species of monkeys, orchids, and sea horses, are being used in TCM.
Whenever a student wants to become a physician, he or she must attend a certified medical school, pass rigorous medical exams, and participate in carefully monitored and regulated internships all regulated by the governmental bodies who license the doctor. In most of alternative medicine, no such regulation is set up. For a couple of specific alternative therapies like chiropractic work and therapeutic massage, regulatory bodies do exist. However, pretty much every other field of alternative medicine does not have any regulation whatsoever. Call yourself a color therapist , and lo and behold, you are one.
And what about chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine for joint pain? In 2006, Daniel Clegg of the University of Utah led a group of investigators to see whether it worked. They studied more than 1,500 people who have knee osteoarthritis who received either chondroitin sulfate alone, glucosamine alone, both, a placebo or Celebrex (an FDA-licensed anti-inflammatory drug). Only Celebrex worked for all subgroups in the study.
