Month: January 2019

Star Magic Healing Takes Alternative Medicine to a New Level; Trainings Offered in Upstate New York this April – Press Release  Digital Journal Jerry Sargeant, author of “Into the Light” and “Star Magic: Heal the YouNiverse” is the founder of Star Magic Healing, an energy healing modality he has crafted, … >View original article Author:

Using only alternative medicine for cancer linked to lower survival rate  Yale News Patients who choose to receive alternative therapy as treatment for curable cancers instead of conventional cancer treatment have a higher risk of death, … >View original article Author:

Which alternative therapies actual work?  KOMO News Yoga, homeopathy, probiotics— Americans spend billions of dollars on alternative treatments like these every year. But do they actually work? A Consumer … >View original article Author:

Trump’s Plan for Cheaper Health Insurance Could Have Hidden Costs  The New York Times WASHINGTON — President Trump’s plan to expand access to skimpy short-term health insurance policies, as an alternative to the Affordable Care Act, would … >View original article Author:

Is bulletproof coffee really healthy? Here’s what nutritionists have to say about the popular trend  Times Now Bulletproof coffee is a recipe for a coffee drink designed to replace your morning breakfast. But, is the drink really good for health? >View original article Author:

Talking to Your Child’s Doctor About Alternative Medicine  The New York Times Alternative therapies can pose risks, so it’s important to discuss them with your pediatrician. >View original article Author:

Metro Detroit women say Chinese herbal medicine helped with pain, anxiety  WDIV ClickOnDetroit The World Health Organization estimates that 80 percent of the world’s population uses some type of herbal medicine. >View original article Author:

Fighting Cancer Without Chemotherapy: 8 Alternatives to Chemo and Radiation  The Cheat Sheet Chemotherapy and radiation might be the most common way to target and treat cancer, but it’s not the only option. With many patients and physicians taking. >View original article Author: