Complimentary and alternative medicines

Complimentary and alternative medicines

A world of alternatives

Medical literature identifies more than 300 different forms of complimentary medicine. This list includes examples of the more prominent therapies.

Diet, nutrition and lifestyle

Macrobiotics
Megavitamins
Diets/nutritional supplements
Changes in lifestyle

Traditional and ethnomedicine

Acupuncture
Traditional Chinese medicine
Homeopathy
Native American medicine
Natural products
Ayuveda
Tibetan medicine
Herbal medicine
Past-life therapy
Shamanismm

Bioelectromagnetic applications

Electromagnetic fields
Electrostimulation and neuromagnetic stimulation
Magnetoresonance spectroscopy
Blue light treatment and artificial lighting

Mind/body control

Art therapy and relaxation
Biofeedback
Sound/music therapy
Counseling and prayer
Guided imagery
Hypnotherapy
Yoga and meditation
Humor therapy

Structural and energetic therapies

Acupressure
Chiropractic medicine
Rolfing
Alexander technique
Massage therapy
Reflexology
Therapeutic touch
Aromatherapy

Pharmacological and biological treatments

Anti-oxidizing
Cell treatment
Naturopathy
Oxidizing agents
Metabolic therapy
Chelation therapy
 Medical cannabis

Text and illustrations by Kevin T. Boyd


Change your energy with acupressure
Here are lists of acupressure points for Anxiety, Depression, Exhaustion, Fatigue, Freaking out, Nervousness, Restlessness, Sedation/tranquilization, Temper control,  Bioenergy control > Energy , Bioenergy control > Fear, Bioenergy control > Hunger, Bioenergy control > Memory, Bioenergy control > Sleep on PointFinder.org.
If this is your first time, please read the instructions. Don’t use acupressure to replace standard emergency procedures or licensed medical treatment. If you are seriously injured or have acute symptoms seek urgent medical treatment.