1988Medical Entomology and ZoologyRequires access

The handbook of complementary medicine

Stephen John Fulder

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Glossary and classification of therapies Part 1: General survey 1. The background 2. The patient 3. The therapist 4. Complementary medicine, government, and the law Part 2: The therapies 6. Acupuncture and oriental medicine 7. Alexander and Feldenkrais techniques 8. Anthroposophical medicine 9. Ayurveda 10. Chiropractic 11. Creative and sensory therapies 12. Healing 13. Herbalism 14. Homeopathy 15. Hypnotherapy 16. Manual therapies including reflexology and aromatherapy 17. Mind-body therapies 18. Naturopathy and nutritional medicine 19. Osteopathy 20. Radionics Part 3: Organizations and colleges Acupuncture and oriental medicine Alexander and Feldendrais techniques Anthroposophical medicine Ayurveda Chiropractic Creative and sensory therapies Healing Herbalism Homeopathy Hypnotherapy Manual therapies Mind-Body therapies Naturopathy and nutritional medicine Osteopathy Radionics Miscellaneous and general Bibliography Index

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Glossary and classification of therapies Part 1: General survey 1. The background 2. The patient 3. The therapist 4. Complementary medicine, government, and the law Part 2: The therapies 6. Acupuncture and oriental medicine 7. Alexander and Feldenkrais techniques 8. Anthroposophical medicine 9. Ayurveda 10. Chiropractic 11. Creative and sensory therapies 12. Healing 13. Herbalism 14. Homeopathy 15. Hypnotherapy 16. Manual therapies including reflexology and aromatherapy 17. Mind-body therapies 18. Naturopathy and nutritional medicine 19. Osteopathy 20. Radionics Part 3: Organizations and colleges Acupuncture and oriental medicine Alexander and Feldendrais techniques Anthroposophical medicine Ayurveda Chiropractic Creative and sensory therapies Healing Herbalism Homeopathy Hypnotherapy Manual therapies Mind-Body therapies Naturopathy and nutritional medicine Osteopathy Radionics Miscellaneous and general Bibliography Index

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Glossary and classification of therapies Part 1: General survey 1. The background 2. The patient 3. The therapist 4. Complementary medicine, government, and the law Part 2: The therapies 6. Acupuncture and oriental medicine 7. Alexander and Feldenkrais techniques 8. Anthroposophical medicine 9. Ayurveda 10. Chiropractic 11. Creative and sensory therapies 12. Healing 13. Herbalism 14. Homeopathy 15. Hypnotherapy 16. Manual therapies including reflexology and aromatherapy 17. Mind-body therapies 18. Naturopathy and nutritional medicine 19. Osteopathy 20. Radionics Part 3: Organizations and colleges Acupuncture and oriental medicine Alexander and Feldendrais techniques Anthroposophical medicine Ayurveda Chiropractic Creative and sensory therapies Healing Herbalism Homeopathy Hypnotherapy Manual therapies Mind-Body therapies Naturopathy and nutritional medicine Osteopathy Radionics Miscellaneous and general Bibliography Index

Key concepts: Naturopathy, Reflexology, Homeopathy, Chiropractic, Alternative medicine, Osteopathy, Aromatherapy, Acupuncture

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