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Acupuncture Treatment For Asthma
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Insufficient evidence for the effectiveness of acupuncture in treating asthma.
Today, many people with asthma are interested in knowing whether acupuncture could help them improve their symptoms.
LinkMedica United Kingdom
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All Natural 'Yeast Infection' (thrush) Treatment
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Our specially formulated yeast infection / thrush (candida)
treatment is 100% pure and all natural. This is an anti bacterial blend of essential oils proven to eliminate candida.
The effectiveness of these oils to treat yeast infections is
unsurpassed.
Amoils - Healing Natural Oils USA
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Very good. From:D. Srinivas
Allergies, Food Sensitivities and Alternative Treatment Options
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Cliff Garner is a holistic medical practitioner In this article he documents a number of alternative treatment options with which you may not be familiar and includes contact information for them all. We do not endorse any particular treatment methods and provide this as educational information only.
Clifford S. Garner, Ph.D.
Allergy Buyers Club USA
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Alternative Therapies for Asthma & Allergies FAQ
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What is alternative medicine?
Why people use alternative medicine?
Does health insurance cover alternative medical treatment?
What are cautions or considerations for people who use alternative medicine?
Are there useful alternative therapies for people who have asthma or allergies?
Allergy Buyers Club USA
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Applied Kinesiology: Muscle-Testing for 'Allergies' and 'Nutrient Deficiencies'
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An investigative overview of applied Kinesiology and related tests and their lack of scientific basis.
Dr Stephan Barret
Quackwatch USA
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Asthma And Fish Oil
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Dietary marine fatty acids (fish oil) do not help control asthma.
This article was produced by the Cochrane Airway Group, an international group that is summarising the results of clinical trials. It evaluated the effect of fish oil on respiratory problems and particularly in asthma.
LinkMedica United Kingdom
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Asthma And Herbal Medicines
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Herbal medicines have been used to treat asthma symptoms for centuries. Today, their usage is very popular and high numbers of asthmatics use them as part of their treatment. Since alternative medicines are so widely used, it is of interest to doctors and asthmatics to know whether they have any real benefit.
LinkMedica United Kingdom
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Very very good. From: D. Srinivas
Breathing Exercises For Asthma
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Insufficient evidence that breathing exercises are helpful in the treatment of asthma.
Some people with asthma wonder if doing breathing exercises will lessen the symptoms of their disease. To try to answer this question, a group of researchers reviewed the findings of 5 clinical trials that investigated the effects of various breathing exercises on 236 asthma patients of various ages.
LinkMedica United Kingdom
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Bronchial Asthma and the Atopic Syndrome as a Nutritional Deficiency
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A paper on bronchial asthma and atopic conditions existing as manifestations of a breakdown in prostaglandin metabolism resultant from a chemical depletion of lipoprotein
lipase, the essential deactivating enzyme, or a nutritional deficit of the elemental building blocks required to synthesis the enzyme.
This page is very detailed and the author argues that these conditions are as a result of a nutritional deficiency and recommends various natural products and supplements.
Alexander Erskine Stark
ISO Edinburgh United Kingdom
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Childhood Allergies
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An overview of child allergies.
Emergency treatment for allergies.
Conventional Treatment
Dietary Guidelines
Nutritional Supplements
Herbal Treatment
Homeopathy
Acupressure
General Recommendations
Prevention
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