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Complementary vs. Alternative Medicine
Oriental Medicine / Traditional Chinese Medicine as Complementary
Medicine
The
objectives of the healing arts are the improvement of patients' health,
well-being, and quality of life. Everyone in the medical community is
striving for a common goal. Therefore, all practitioners, regardless of
their modality, should work together to produce synergy for the patients
in particular and for medicine in general. Patients and medical practitioners
will benefit from the combination of the various healing arts, sciences,
and healthy lifestyles.
The goal at Modern World Acupuncture Clinic is to develop and participate
in an integrated, cooperative healing community. Contrary to the perspective
that other medical therapies are alternative and therefore separate, this
clinic views all of the various effective healing modalities as complementary.
The various components contributing to improved health and quality of
life include:
- Modern, standard medicine and dentistry, with pharmaceuticals and
surgery
- Oriental Medicine with acupuncture, energy work and herbal solutions
- Chiropractic and applied kinesiology
- Body therapies such as massage, physical therapy, cranial-sacral,
Rolfing
- Meditation, prayer, and other spiritual or psycho-emotional therapies
- Exercise, yoga, Tai-chi, Qi Gong, and other movement based meditations
- Nutrition, food quality, supplementation
- Air and water quality
- Other lifestyle concerns (smoking, drinking, drugs, stress, and so
on)
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