Juniper Publishers Journal of Complementary Medicine & Alternative Healthcare

The suboccipital muscle plays an important role in the clinical reasoning of osteopaths, but is also examined and treated by masseurs, chiropractors, manual therapists and in physiotherapy in the context of various complaints. It lies in the depth of the craniocervical junction and connects and moves the head joints. However, the SOM is involved in many other functions of the human body and is much more complex than the first glance in the anatomy book makes it appear. The craniocervical junction is the most mobile part of the spine and at the same time it hosts important vital structures such as the brainstem or the transversal artery. In addition to the numerous and tensile band structures that secure this region, the SOM play an important role in terms of several functional tasks. To read more....  Fulltext For more open access journal in Juniper Publishers please click on:   https://juniperpublishers.com/ For more articles on Complementary Me...

The Study included 50 women and 15 men aged between 11 and 85 years. There we 44 patients with advanced tumour disease and 21 with early-stage disease. Conventional cancer treatment was chosen by 64 patients and one of them chose homeopathy only. Four patients made important changes in their lifestyle, and 8 had bio-decoding sessions. All patients had taken homeopathic medicines as palliative care tailored to different stages of their disease. A single drug treatment was used in 18 cases, based on the entire case. Ten cases we treated by applying Banergi protocols and constitutional medicine, and 37 cases were treated with different successive or combined drugs, depending on the state of the patient at the time, with the Minotti protocol for palliative care being applied in 9 cases. The predominant homeopathic dilutions were centesimals. The great variability of medications used on each of the patients shows the individuality of patient symptoms with the same clinical...

Literally “Tadbeer” is an Arabic word which means “regimen” or “systemic plan” whereas “Ilaj” means “therapy” or “treatment”. Thus, “Ilaj-bil-tadbeer” means treatment through special regimen. It is a method, through which maintenance of general health and care of the sick person are attained through modulation or modification in Asbaab-e- sitta zarooriya (six essential factors for life). These regimes are actually meant for the Istifraagh-e-akhlaat-e-radiya (evacuation of morbid humours) from the body. These morbid humours are true culprits which are basically responsible for the onset of disease. As soon as these morbid humours are removed from the body by applying some regimens, normal health gets restored. Ibn-e- Sina, an eminent Unani scholar wrote in his famous book “Canon of Medicine”, that there are almost 36 regimens. Some examples of these regimens include, Fasd (Venesection), Hijaamat (Cupping), Idraar-e-baul (Diauresis), Ta’areeq (Sweating), Ishaal (Purgati...

Pattern identification is the key concept of the traditional Chinese Medicine theories, which unfortunately cannot apply to extra acupoints for the lack of Yin-Yang. The recent studies suggest that extra acupoints selected in combination with traditional acupoints on the traditional fourteen meridians for anesthesia in surgical operation are marking the beginning of a new chapter and indicate more and more extra acupoints will be discovered. To read more... Fulltext in Journal of Complementary Medicine & Alternative Healthcare in Juniper Publishers

Secondary immune deficiency is the immune deficiency caused by chemotherapy or other drugs taken for a long time. It should be self-understanding that when the immune system is weakened by chemotherapy or prolonged usage of a drug or drugs, the doctor shouldn’t recommend immunizations because if the immune system is weaker, it should not be asked to deal with more and more new viruses, even when these viruses are weakened as they are in the vaccines. To read more... Fulltext in Journal of Complementary Medicine & Alternative Healthcare in Juniper Publishers

Diabetes mellitus is one of the metabolic disorders associated with high blood sugar levels. Utilization of natural drugs among patients under diabetes mellitus pharmacotherapy is across the board. To examine the pk-pd(pharmacodynamic-pharmacokinetic) interactions of lycopene and gliclazide in animal models and to understand the safety & effectiveness. Single and multiple dose interaction studies were carried out in normal rats, diabetes induced rats and rabbits to evaluate the effect of lycopene on the gliclazide activity. Blood samples from the study animals were used for the estimation insulin and glucose levels by using radioimmunoassay method and chemistry analyzer (automated) respectively. Homeostasis model assessment used for determination of β-cell function. Additionally, sophisticated HP-LC technique used for analysis of diabetic rabbits serum samples for gliclazide.Gliclazide produces significant reduction in blood glucose levels in diabetic a...

The Russian scientist Shkatov used his patented equipment ‘torsemeter’ to measure the direction of spinning of our weak NEMF. He found that negative emotions make the torus-shaped NEMF spin faster counterclockwise, while positive emotions make it spin clockwise. In this article, the finding of the Russian scientist Shkatov was compared with measurements with our patented equipment of the energy of the alternating vortices and anti-vortices of our NEMF at positive and negative emotion (or just positive or negative thinking). This comparison (with the help of nonlinear physics) allowed us to see the whole dynamics of our weak NEMF, which rules and regulates everything in the body. This helped us see the role emotions play in our health and in the onset of chronic diseases or cancer. For read more... Fulltext in Journal of Complementary Medicine & Alternative Healthcare in Juniper Publishers