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Complementary Therapies‘Complementary therapies’ is a broad term used to describe a wide range of therapies such as herbalism, acupuncture, homeopathy, and touch therapies, including massage. Complementary therapies focus on physical and emotional health, rather than disease. The therapeutic approach acknowledges the unique needs of each person.Complementary therapies may be used alongside orthodox medicine in some instances, and other times they may be used as an alternative to orthodox medicine. It is always important to consult an appropriately qualified practitioner who understands dose, possible side effects, and limitations of the therapy.Information on complementary therapies includes:
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