This is a dictionary of non-traditional medicine written for doctors and intelligent consumers by a medically qualified doctor
This book helps answer the question of whether we can take alternative and complementary approaches to health seriously?
The short answer is yes and no.
Non-traditional health philosophies excel in reducing the risk of western diseases—in particular, heart disease, diabetes, obesity, hypertension, and some cancers—through diet, exercise and lifestyle modification.
Alternative and complementary approaches fail, sometimes spectacularly, to help patients once dread diseases such as AIDS and cancer develop.
This dictionary was compiled by a pathologist with no vested interest, potions or products to sell. It separates the wheat of facts from the chaff of wishful thinking and hubris proffered by too many commercial website
This book helps answer the question of whether we can take alternative and complementary approaches to health seriously?
The short answer is yes and no.
Non-traditional health philosophies excel in reducing the risk of western diseases—in particular, heart disease, diabetes, obesity, hypertension, and some cancers—through diet, exercise and lifestyle modification.
Alternative and complementary approaches fail, sometimes spectacularly, to help patients once dread diseases such as AIDS and cancer develop.
This dictionary was compiled by a pathologist with no vested interest, potions or products to sell. It separates the wheat of facts from the chaff of wishful thinking and hubris proffered by too many commercial website
