Complementary Medicine appears to be making significant progress - growing popularity with the public, increased albeit sometimes begrudging acceptance by the medical profession, a higher research profile and improving professionalism of practitioners of the various therapeutic disciplines.
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How does healing happen? Consider the homoeopathic remedy which cures the farm animal, the radionics treatment working on a strand of hair a great distance away, acupuncture treatment, detoxification through juice fasting, nutritional supplements, herbal remedies, a yoga regimen, osteopathic manipulation, or the placebo pill. Not to mention hypnosis, spiritual healing, positive thinking or prescription drugs.
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The well-known adage 'there is nothing new under the sun' or 'plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose' applies particularly well to natural health care approaches. Whether you consider fasting, dietary, herbal, homoeopathic, acupuncture or bodywork approaches, meditation or the power of mind, none of these are of recent origin.
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In all the years since Positive Health (PH) has been established, one key area which has never ceased to astonish me has been the vastly differing areas of perception regarding diverse complementary disciplines among the enormously varied community of health professionals.
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I am starting to hate the term "Complementary Medicine". I am sick and tired of watching television programmes with either serious investigative reporters intent upon warning the public of charlatan frauds, thereby wreaking paranoid havoc and driving genuine practitioners to seek redress in the courts, or comedic over-the-top exposés of so-called complementary medicine - everything from belly-dancing for healing to witch doctors' charms to catch your lover.
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