It seems alternative medicine is sweeping the country but alternative medical treatments have been around for centuries. Our extensive alternative medicine library covers acne to alcoholism and insomnia to lupus.
Some of the products and strategies touted as controlling cholesterol work better than others. But none of them can work by themselves. Start here to find out which foods and supplements can help. See more »
Alternative medicines for osteoporosis include nutritional therapy and herbal medicine. Learn to treat osteoporosis with alternative medicine at home.
See more »Alternative medicines for pregnancy discomforts include acupressure, yoga, and herbal medicine. Learn alternative ways to treat pregnancy discomforts.
See more »Alternative medicines for premenstrual syndrome include nutritional therapy, homeopathy, yoga, and aromatherapy. Learn alternative ways to treat PMS.
See more »Alternative medicines for psoriasis include nutritional therapy, hydrotherapy, and detoxification, fasting, and colon therapy.
See more »Alternative medicines for sinusitis include chiropractic medicine, herbal medicine, and acupuncture. Learn alternative ways to treat sinusitis.
See more »Alternative medicines for temporomandibular disorder include biofeedback training, acupressure, and craniosacral therapy. Learn more about treatments.
See more »Alternative medicines for the common cold include nutritional therapy, herbal medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, and aromatherapy.
See more »Alternative medicines for ulcers include nutritional therapy and herbal medicine. Learn to treat ulcers with alternative medicines in your own home.
See more »Alternative medicines for uterine fibroids include mind/body medicine, hydrotherapy, and nutritional therapy.
See more »Alternative medicines for varicose veins include hydrotherapy and nutritional therapy. Learn to treat varicose veins with alternative medicines.
See more »A person's diet is being increasingly studied for its role in cancer risk. Could your diet really determine whether you're at risk for cancer?
See more »Cataracts and macular degeneration are eye diseases that are hallmarks of aging, but that doesn't mean you must surrender your sight to them as you get on in years.
See more »Celiac disease means comfort foods, like pasta and bread, are off-limits because of a protein called gluten. Controlling your diet can reduce your risk for an autoimmune reaction.
See more »Of all the problems to have, hemorrhoids can be among the most irritating. But preventing this uncomfortable condition is possible through proper care and a well-planned diet. Learn alternative treatments for hemorrhoids.
See more »Millions of Americans live with high blood pressure, which puts a person at major risk for heart disease and stroke. But dietary precautions can lower high blood pressure.
See more »Living with irritable bowel syndrome is not a pleasing experience. Bloating, distention, diarrhea, and constipation are hallmarks of this condition. But IBS can be largely controlled with proper diet.
See more »Lactose intolerance sufferers have difficulty drinking milk or eating dairy products. But with proper planning and precaution, many sufferers can enjoy the dairy foods they love.
See more »You don't have to buy a large number of pills to combat allergies. Simple life changes -- such as better eating habits -- can help reduce the effects of your allergies.
See more »Natural sleep aids are often confused with scams. Learn how these legitimate methods of inducing sleep can help you get some shut-eye.
See more »Arthritis is a term used to describe more than 100 disorders known collectively as rheumatic diseases. Learn about some alternative ways to alleviate the painful symptoms of arthritis.
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