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    Prior to the rise in research of scientifically based medicine during the 19th century, practitioners prescribed herbal remedies regularly. Pharmaceutical scientists developed new forms of drugs that were believed to be more effective than most naturopathic remedies. More patients were relying on these new medical products since many had been proven effective. By the late 20th century, multiple CAM therapies had still not been explored and examined in clinical trials, unlike majority of other…

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    Over the years there has been an alarming increase in Alternative Medicine in the United States. The increase has a lot to do with individual’s preferences and their beliefs in the effectiveness of its treatment to heal the body. The growing impact of alternative medicine can also be attributed to its noninvasive treatment to the body. Many people feel that the Holistic way is better because it’s all natural and nontoxic for the body, unlike some of the conventional approaches. For some, it is…

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    Alternative Medicine Thesis: Alternative medicine is a wise choice for the health care system. Schneider, Jodi. “Hospitals Get Alternative.” U.S. News & World Report 133.3 (2002): 68. TOPIC search. Accessed. 9 Oct. 2016. The author stars of talking about Alternative Medicine being a part of hospital treatment. Schneider indicates that the use of Herbs and Needles can be a wise choice for health care system. Schneider explains that Alternative Medicine benefits are not being cures but it can…

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    increase in the use of alternative medicine worldwide, however a big part of the population do not still recognize and accept this type of medicine. This makes the future of alternative medicine uncertain, but we could make some predictions about its future if we know the factors that can shape it. Therefore, this part of the presentation will deal with the future of alternative medicine in two parts, the first part is the factors shaping the future of alternative medicine, and the second part…

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    The Integration of Traditional and Alternative Medicine (CAM) Shauna Uharriet FD ENG 101 B5 (online) Sister Scott March 16, 2016 The Integration of Traditional and Alternative Medicine (CAM) Introduction Farlex Partner Medical Dictionary (2012) defines the term medicine as “the art and science of the diagnosis and treatment of disease and the maintenance of health” and complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) as “a large and diverse set of systems of diagnosis, treatment, and prevention…

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    Western medicine is also known as conventional medicine and is the science of diagnosing, treating, and preventing disease. It often utilizes multiple medications and advanced diagnostic and screening tools. Healthcare providers rely on these tools and standardized tests to match symptoms to an accepted paradigm of diseases and disorders to establish a diagnosis. By mainly focusing on a particular aspect of the disease, instead of the body as a whole, conventional medicine usually does not…

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    prescribe in their many years of schooling is called conventional medicine or treatment. There are other kinds of treatment that an M.D. cannot perform and/or prescribe himself. This type of medicine is called Complementary and Alternative Medicine or CAM therapies. Complementary medicine is something that an M.D. may suggest in addition to his treatment that he himself cannot perform. Alternative…

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    The Dangers of Alternative Medicine For as long as modern medicine has existed, people who do not trust in it have followed. Most have met someone of this sort, people who believe that doctors are dangerous and untrustworthy are everywhere. With the rise of social media, they try to convince the world that vaccines are dangerous and how we must use mystery herbs to cleanse our bodies of invisible toxins. This distrust in modern medicine puts oneself and others at risk in many ways. Of the…

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    Complementary and Alternative medicine, known as CAM, is a growing area of medicine in the United States. About 40% of adults use CAM, and a growing number of children do as well. Some of these people use CAM as complementary to their current medical regime, while others prefer to exclusively use CAM without any other medical treatments. Without proper knowledge of CAM, practitioners cannot provide care to the extent needed by these patients. The article was written on a study done “to…

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    Conventional medicine is not the only answer to life’s simple illnesses. There are many natural, spiritual, and holistic remedies for endless ailments. For example, clove oil had been used in dental materials and dental patients have used it to treat toothaches. Reiki is a studied discipline that has proven biological effects on the patient. Many hospitals around the country are training staff member to become Reiki masters to aid patients in healing. There is also an extensive use of prayer and…

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