Reasons For Trying Alternative Medicine
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Alternative medicine gets a bad rap in Western medicine, and that is because many of their results cannot be quantified or proved through “science.” Unfortunately, naturopathy, homeopathy, Ayurveda, acupressure and acupuncture and other forms of alternative healing systems can change depending on the person because every individual has a different metabolism.
However, many people now turn to alternative healing such as physiotherapy Singapore to combat the effects of Western medicine. Here are some reasons why you too should at least look into trying alternative healing and medicine as a supplement to your regular pills and syrups:
Addressing Everything
One of the biggest gripes about modern medicine is that it only addresses one problem: you go in to see a doctor because of a headache and you will be given pain relief tablets, but the underlying cause of the headache was some sort of hormonal imbalance. This will not be diagnosed until your second or third visit (probably to a different doctor) and a multitude of tests because in western medicine, doctors learn how to read symptoms, not patients. Alternative medicine is usually much more holistic and focuses on the physical, mental and even spiritual well-being of a person. If you go in for a physio treatment because you’re complaining of a headache, chances are that you’ll get a massage as well as an in-depth discussion of your other symptoms, possible root causes and life, because that’s where the problems begin.
Side Effects
Another problem that western medicine has is treating individual symptoms without much thought to side effects. Most medicines are chemical syntheses of some sort and address one specific problem. The side effects might include acid reflux, heart burn, mild irritation etc. and more medicines are prescribed for those. In alternative medicine, the cures are made mostly of naturally occurring and natural ingredients such as herbs, roots, seeds etc. Even when tinctures and potions are concocted, the recipes are age-old, tried and tested in a variety of ways. There are much less side effects with alternative healing than in western medicine because the physicians practicing alternative medicine do not prescribe one pill for every ill or every person.
Boosting Immunity
Finally, western medicine is all about curing diseases quickly and therefore the medicine used is generally extremely powerful. This is great news if you plan on popping pills for the rest of your life, but viruses and bacteria that make us sick adapt quickly to all the powerful new medication that is manufactured. For instance, when children are given strong syrups for colds from the time that they are infants, their immune systems don’t get the chance to develop resistance to the bug; instead, their bodies become resistant to the medicine. In alternative medicine, physicians prescribe medicine that boosts the immune system, letting the body fight the disease on its own as it should and simply help them along.