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It is restorative science that has been being used subsequently the late 1700s. Medications depend on the principle that sick individuals can be healed by lesser doses of constituents that would make a healthy individual sick in higher doses. The dosages are much weakened as per the guideline of “minimum dose.” A homeopathic doctor thinks about the patient's identity, the way of life, and general wellbeing and additionally indications before picking the proper remedy. Homeopathy is especially appropriate while treating warts with Thuja Occidentalis in light of the fact that it is harmful in in large doses. Over-the-counter (OTC) homeopathic remedies cures are for the most part safe to utilize.

Many conventional practitioners find homeopathy implausible due to several key concepts not being consistent with fundamental concepts of science. Walther & Killen (2016) support this by stating ‘modern science cannot explain how a remedy with little or no

“Medicines appear to have greater power in affecting the state of health than the natural morbific irritation, for natural diseases are cured and subdued by appropriate medicines” – says Hahnemann. In my opinion, he holds the view that natural disease has the power to make us sick only when our organism is sufficiently disposed and susceptible to the attack of the “morbific cause” whereas the power of medicine is absolute and unconditional. It acts at all times, under all circumstances and on every living human being. Therefore, appropriately chosen medicine (remedy) that matches the symptoms of the illness, and produce an “artificial disease” that is similar to that which is to be cured, administered in the right dose and potency with a greater degree of intensity than the “natural disease” has absolute power to heal the patient.

Homeopathy is a type of medical treatment that is based on the theory of treating certain diseases with very small doses of drugs that, in a healthy person and in large doses, would produce symptoms like those of the disease (Webster, 1982). From the transcripts of “Talk of the Nation” (National Public Radio), the question

Over the past 10 years, the pharmaceutical formulary for licensed Naturopathic Physicians has absolutely expanded. In many states where Naturopathic Physicians have licensure, they also have the ability to prescribe pharmaceutical drugs to help their patients. While the Physicians may not always choose to go with pharmaceuticals as a treatment choice, they have the option if that is what they and their patients think is best. The state that has experienced the most expansion has been Oregon, but each state has its own formulary which Naturopaths can work from. If I end up working in a licensure state, it will be important to have pharmaceuticals as an option to treat my patients. My main goal as a Naturopathic Physician is to help my patients to the best of my ability. I plan to integrate pharmaceutical modalities into my clinic if it is in a licensure state, and use them for patients who need the help of pharmaceuticals. I will always strive to provide the best care for my patients, and if pharmaceuticals will help them without also causing harm, then I will prescribe them for my patients. The pharmaceutical formulary expansion provides an example of the integration of nature and modern medicine, which is the basis for Naturopathic treatment. Naturopathic treatments use natural methods whenever possible, but sometimes quicker methods are necessary, like those provided by pharmaceuticals. It is important for NDs to have a variety of treatment methods available for treatment

Chemical medicine originates from medical alchemy of the medieval period. Its nature was controversial and the acceptance and practice of chemical medicine caused problems with those who had strong ties with Scholasticism that rooted them in the Galenic tradition and made them wary of new practices and innovations. The fact that chemical medicine became quite popular thanks to the sixteenth-century Swiss doctor Paracelsus only increased the controversial nature. Paracelsus was well-known for his “miraculous cures” as well as for rejecting the European medical organization (De Vos, 2007).

Impossible Cure: The Promise of Homeopathy provides an in-depth and exciting account of the history, philosophy, and experience of homeopathic medicine. At the core of Impossible Cure is the amazing story of how the author's son was cured of autism with homeopathy. It also includes dozens of other testimonials of homeopathic cure, for a variety of physical, mental, and emotional conditions. Impossible Cure will serve as an invaluable guide to anyone interested in learning more about this intriguing form of health care. It is used as a patient education book and textbook all over the world, and has won endorsements from leading experts in alternative health care, including: Larry Dossey, MD (executive editor, Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine, and author of Healing Words); Bernard Rimland, PhD (director, Autism Research Institute); Wayne Jonas, MD (director, Samueli Institute, and former director, Office of

* Other solutions categorized as herbal or dietary supplements were not regulated by the FDA i.e., safety not warranted, e.g., dietary supplement “ephedra” was linked to sudden cardiac death

“The Alternative Medicine Racket” talks about how a few people tried to introduce alternative medicine into American Culture. The National Institute of Health took supposed “mystical” therapy from what they called fraud sources, and implanted them directly into the heart of the medical establishment. In 1984, the government released a report on fraudulent medicine in America and concluded that billions of American taxpayer money was being swindled by untested herbs and energy therapies that filled the aisle of stores and pages of magazines. These were aimed towards a vulnerable population: the elderly, desperate, and terminally ill. Fifty experts called for a crackdown (or should I say “quackdown”) on the alternative therapies (that we’ll refer to as “quackery”). In the late 1980’s, a senator named Tom Harkin was positive that bee pollen had cured his hay fever and wondered “Why isn’t anyone funding this?”, leading him to establish the Office of Alternative Medicine.

In recent years, the exposure of pill-peddling pharmaceutical companies and the dangers- such as the various toxins and the risk of dependence- that their manufactured drugs pose on the body has turned more and more people of the western world back to basics for their health care. Richard L. Nahin from the National Institutes of Health's National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine states that according to the institute’s latest research, "It's clear that millions of Americans every year are turning to complementary and alternative medicine."

Homeopathy, “the practice of medicine that embraces a holistic, natural approach to the treatment of the sick (Chase, 2007-2016, para 1). Homeopathy treats the person as a whole and all homeopathy remedies are from natural resources such as vegetables, mineral or animals (Chase, 2007-2016). There are three basic principles to Homeopathic medicine: Let Likes Cure Likes, The Minimum Dose and The Single Remedy (Chase, 2007-2016). There are also two main categories to consider in the treatment acute and chronic. In this paper the author will input a chronic problem and will obtain a recommended remedy for the problem at www.abchomeopathy.com. The author will then try the remedy for a few days and will review its effectiveness. The author will also then research the remedy and provide support for its effectiveness or non-effectiveness.

Medicine in its purest definition can generally be defined as the practice of diagnosing, preventing and the treatment of various ailments or diseases. Alternative medicines are those actions that may be undertaken for the same principles, but concentrate on techniques that are not generally considered part of what may be considered standard care. Remedy’s or treatments have been an integral part of both human and medical history since the dawn of time, and has evolved in various forms through the course of time. This fact was highlighted on a timeline of The History of Medicine, I will present two historical events that form the starting point of recorded medicine history:

about the poison that had been put into medicine,But not only medicine water and foods, drinks

Since 1994 when herbal medicines became more widespread the Food and Drug Administration has had multiple issues with pesticides germs, and other foreign substances in these products. Furthermore, they have also had the trouble of manufacturers disclosing or including ingredients that are not on the drugs since the rules regarding these types of drugs are not as strict as that of synthetic drug regulations. Additionally, the supplements made in these factories are not required or even standardized to ensure

Most people in the US usually treat their medical problems with prescription drugs, but there are alternative ways to relieve their physical pain. The health care system is making billions of dollars in researching new drugs to treat medical conditions and takes many years of research to find an effective way. Medical professionals have to consider the risk of trying new drugs on patients such as clinical trials to reduce heart disease or other conditions. However, there are other methods that are natural treatments for patients and may be less expensive. This is called holistic medicine can be a successful and a natural way to treat medical conditions in the U.S. by holistic doctors. According to Melinda Ratini, DO, MS