Q2-Alternative Medicine

This refers to the unconventional approach of improving one’s health and treating physical ailments instead of conventional medicine.

The following are other terms for alternative medicine, Except.

This refers to the use of alternative medicine together with conventional medical treatment, or in addition to conventional medicine.

This is the combination of complementary and alternative medicine with conventional medicine.

An ancient Chinese technique used to balance chi, the energy of life.

An ancient Indian practice that originated thousands of years ago.

A herbal medicine used to enhance the immune system

A herbal medicine primarily used for issues regarding the female reproductive system such as menstrual cramps

A herbal medicine that claims to improve mood and helps aiding mild to moderate depression

A herbal medicine that is  commonly used energy-boosting agent (often found in energy drinks)

An ancient Chinese practice that similarly focuses on strengthening the mind-body connection.

Medical tourism is an emerging global industry, with a range of key stakeholders with commercial interests including brokers, health care providers, insurance provision, website providers, and conference and media services.

This form of Alternative Medicine is “The Science of Life” and is often referred to as the “Mother of All Healing.”

The book ancient Egyptians wrote approximately 1550 BC in which they detailed the medicinal uses of over 850 plants.

Much of today's knowledge of herbal supplements stems from Traditional Indian Medicine.