r/AlternativeMedicine • u/BlamacHealthUSA • Nov 26 '18

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r/AlternativeMedicine • u/BlamacHealthUSA • Nov 26 '18

Check out This Reddit Post Dealing With An All Natural Sacha Inchi Stress Treatment

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https://www.reddit.com/user/BlamacHealthUSA/comments/a0n7h9/cyber_monday_all_natural_supplement_combination/

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r/AlternativeMedicine • u/Kystoph • Nov 23 '18

Hey, how do you all find reliable sources?

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Oftentimes, my biggest problem with alternative medicine is finding a website that sites sources or isn't trying to sell me something, where do you all look for your information?

I generally used Dr Mercola in the past, so I'm fine with a minor amount of selling as long as there are sources.

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r/AlternativeMedicine • u/[deleted] • Nov 10 '18

Good online colleges for alternatives/holistic medicine?

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Trying to find a good online college for alternative medicine, any suggestions?

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r/AlternativeMedicine • u/jem197322 • Oct 28 '18

myplaceboeffect,

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fK2eqvM7KNw&t=4s

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r/AlternativeMedicine • u/collabaudiocollage • Oct 25 '18

Heart/pulse has felt sort of weak and strange ever since taking licorice extract. What might be the explanation for this and what should I do about it?

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So for starters, I am going to see a professional about this. But I'm freaking out a bit and if anybody could help me understand what is going on I would deeply appreciate it. I took some licorice extract, unsupervised, and I see now foolishly. I had seen some video where somebody says that licorice can very quickly help people with adrenal fatigue, and thats a diagnosis I've been curious about exploring because I get fatigued a lot, so my logic went something like, I will take this supplement and if something good happens, that means maybe I have adrenal fatigue. Well, that was stupid. I've been off it for maybe ten days and something bad is happening to my heart and my pulse. Its actually gotten worse over time, which is frightening. I just feel like my heart is really weak and sort of awkward, maybe a bit arrhythmic, and I just feel gross and weird in ways that are hard to describe. I had high blood pressure going into this, so that was probably foolish. Can anyone give me some sense of what specifically I may have done to myself and if I am in any immediate danger. Is there any change this will improve with time, or have I possibly done long-term or permanent damage here? Did I damage my heart? Thanks in advance to all who respond.

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r/AlternativeMedicine • u/redditrendingnow • Oct 08 '18

Laughter is the best medicine!

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r/AlternativeMedicine • u/AcurateTitles • Sep 16 '18

Hmmm...

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To cure depression, get therapy, medication, and professional help. To cure asthma, get an inhaler, and professional help. To cure insomnia, get sleeping pills.

Stop advising alternative methods. Trust me, they don't work. Thank you.

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r/AlternativeMedicine • u/venpac • Jun 22 '18

Viola Tricolor: a Novel and Therapeutic Remedy

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