
Complementary medical therapies may lack the backing
of allegedly objective and scientific medical research funded by
the manufacturer of the drug being tested, but is increasingly prescribed
by GPs because it is often (i) more effective and (ii) cheaper than
the drugs they are permitted to prescribe.
Sample articles
Elderberry
knocks out ‘flu
Acupuncture
helps stroke patients
Homeopathy
successes
Garlic
zaps MRSA - untreatable wounds healed
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Complementary
medicine saves NHS money
Herbs and drugs can be dangerous mix
One-to-one Chinese herbs for irritable
bowel syndrome
Stinging nettle goodness
Magnetic
bracelets - further proof
Magnets
for period pain
Magnotherapy animal success
not placebo
Tai Chi for MS
Chinese herbs reverse bone
loss
Take Vitamin E with fatty foods
Acupuncture and carpal tunnel syndrome
Organic
silicon
Organic
silicon - skin benefit
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