
As we live in these days when more is being said about health and nutrition, governments should ban soft drinks or any carbonated beverages in the market because of its well-known and proven side effects that endangers the body.
More medical schools teaching alt. remediesSource: msnbc.com
Future doctors and nurses are learning about acupuncture and herbs along with anatomy and physiology at a growing number of medical schools. The government has spent millions to fund programs, but critics worry the lesson plans are biased toward unproven remedies.
Somers' new target: conventional cancer treatment Source: AP
EDITOR'S NOTE: Ten years and $2.5 billion in research have found no cures from alternative medicine. Yet these mostly unproven treatments are now mainstream and used by more than a third of all Americans.
Israeli researcher finds natural cure for insomniaSource: israel21c.org
Traditional sleeping pills have many side effects. Now an Israeli company is introducing a new drug that works with the body's natural processes to induce restful, restorative sleep.
When that good night's sleep becomes elusive, sometimes the only option is medication.
Ask Strangers for Medical AdviceSource: Wired News
Some people just can't get rid of their acne, or chronic pain, or psoriasis, no matter what treatment their doctor recommends.
Americans spend $34B for alternative medicineSource: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Americans spend more than a 10th of their out-of-pocket health care dollars on alternative medicine, according to the first national estimate of such spending in more than a decade.
Spending Billions on Alternative MedicineSource: ABC News
Chances are that one out of every three people you see in the grocery store, on the street or at work have tried alternative medicine, and they're spending quite a bit for it.
Senators seek coverage for alternative therapiesSource: The Boston Globe
WASHINGTON - Naturopathic doctors, herbal healers, mind-body specialists, and acupuncturists often have been scorned by the US medical establishment, but growing numbers of Americans are seeking such care, and now an influential group of US senators believes the time has come to …
Parents in faith-healing case never considered calling a doctorSource: OregonLive.com
Ava came down with what appeared to be a cold or the flu on a Tuesday. By Saturday, her breathing became labored and the family turned to its traditional faith-healing rituals, praying, fasting, anointing the body with oil, administering diluted wine and laying on of hands.
Zicam is not alone in reports of side effectsSource: msnbc.com
Zicam and other homeopathic remedies are legally sold as treatments with claims of medical benefit. Yet they don't require federal checks for safety or effectiveness.
Natural Living ExpoSource: Pathways Magazine
Sunday October 4th, 2009, 10am - 7pm
110 Exhibitors • 56 Workshops
University of Maryland University College
Inn & Conference Center by Marriott
3501 University Blvd. East, Adelphi, Maryland
5 Secrets to Preserve Your EyesightSource: Yahoo! Health
More than ever we are using our eyes to stare at small type and images on computer screens, televisions, and cellphones—a modern trend that leads to eye fatigue and an increase in age-related eye problems.
Cancer patients turning to alternative remediesSource: msnbc.com
Doctors are seeing a resurgence of cancer patients seeking nontraditional remedies to control their disease, even though the treatments aren't proven to be safe or effective.