It isn’t called alternative or even alternate medicine, it is an alternative to medicine, so it is correctly called complimentary medicine. It may or may not help, but it still gets the name medicine, urr, somehow.
Alternative medicine describes any practice which aims to achieve the healing effects of medicine, but which lacks biological plausibility and is untested or untestable. Complementary medicine (CM), complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), integrated medicine or integrative medicine (IM), and h... Read more
The sad story in the comments on this video… their old mom was charged for blood-letting sessions to make her better. Shameful, similar to charlatans who claim they can speak to your dead parents.
Sorry to let you know, but you have been paying for this for the last few years. Not sure when the public asked for it, or if it just seemed a good idea for a bunch of ladies that like this stuff and need a job.
UK’s only NHS-approved complementary therapies training school celebrates first year - Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust
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Treatments like acupuncture can help relieve the symptoms of chemotherapy. What’s wrong with that? Read on before you judge others and what you assume they want for free.
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They don’t work. And they should be called complementary treatments, not medicines. Medicine has a specific meaning to those who work in medicine. Watch this and believe whichever bit you like.
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This robot can raise children! A handy helper for busy parents, but, unfortunately, it might lead to a socially awkward generation raised by robots.
https://leaps.org/meet-your-childs-new-nanny-a-robot/
The U.K. plans to use robots in care homes to provide companionship to older adults.
AI-powered robots can help revolutionize social care for the better!
Treatment or medicine, its still just a scam https://www.medpagetoday.com/primarycare/alternativemedicine/66316
It isn’t called alternative or even alternate medicine, it is an alternative to medicine, so it is correctly called complimentary medicine. It may or may not help, but it still gets the name medicine, urr, somehow.
The sad story in the comments on this video… their old mom was charged for blood-letting sessions to make her better. Shameful, similar to charlatans who claim they can speak to your dead parents.
Sorry to let you know, but you have been paying for this for the last few years. Not sure when the public asked for it, or if it just seemed a good idea for a bunch of ladies that like this stuff and need a job.
Treatments like acupuncture can help relieve the symptoms of chemotherapy. What’s wrong with that? Read on before you judge others and what you assume they want for free.
Do you mean so other people can pay for your massage and reflexology sessions? I don’t think so. Read and learn why this is not a good idea. Sorry.
They don’t work. And they should be called complementary treatments, not medicines. Medicine has a specific meaning to those who work in medicine. Watch this and believe whichever bit you like.
Tesla should make general robots like this for all types of uses in the home, factory or lab. Musk might just do it.
Bit freaky tbh. I guess it wouldn’t mind the work though.