Is Alternative Medicine Complementary in the Pursuit of Health & Wellness?
After further research, I have identified Dr. Berg’s technique as Contact Reflex Analysis (CRA), a system of analysis using reflex points on the body and muscle testing which seems to be rooted in the theories of Applied Kinesiology. CRA is not widely accepted in conventional medicine as is evident in this article by Stephen Barrett, MD – “Contact Reflex Analysis is Nonsense.” Also during the seminar, I browsed the “7 Principles” book and noted that much of the material seems to have been taken from Guyton/Hall – “Textbook of Medical Physiology” and Faigin – “Natural Hormonal Enhancement”. To promote and ensure the success of this latest book, Dr. Berg employed the services of Gilleard Market Research. I have to admit that the ‘Fat Burning’ site is very snazzy and presents an interesting approach to educate the user on the interactions of nutrition, hormones, and health. The Health and Wellness Center and BRT (Body Restoration Technique) “The Health and Wellness Center is owned and ope
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- Are modern health worries, personality and attitudes to science associated with the use of complementary and alternative medicine?
- Does the National Institute of Health, or any other government agency, regulate complementary and alternative medicine (CAM)?
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