Curing Cancer With Alternative Medicine

When you get a headache, how do you take care of it? Most people will admit to reaching for an aspirin. This should not be surprising since we live in a society which wants everything instantaneously. After all, haven't thousands of good scientists spent hundreds of hours, over the course of several years, creating these solutions? In response to their creation, we have paid billions of dollars buying such pills as part of the solution to our medical aches and pains. Yet many cultures outside of America continue to cure their dis-eases their own way, even though there is such a wide variety of drugs available now. Headaches are just a small sample of the many ailments that may be treated by holistic health care treatments. Holistic health care may be used instead of the more conventional treatments. The term "holistic" has to do with a person's entire being upon which the proper diagnosis and treatment of any given ailment is based. This includes a person's emotional, social and physical circumstances. Does your health care provider take a deep interest in any of these? In many cases, physicians simply make assumptions, and you should be wondering who really is capable of ascertaining your entire health? In reality, your health like an arithmetic sum of all of these different doctors you see, your dentist, gynecologist, generalist, etc. In the long run, your health is your sole responsibility. First, there is preventive care. In the passive sense this includes involuntary mechanisms, reflexes, and subconscious reactions. Actively this includes all of your voluntary decisions and environmental tactics, as well as any exercise or diets that you undertake. Secondly, there is corrective care. The alternative approach to such care takes in the external person, and utilizes the most minimal invasion possible. An example of this would include massage or physical therapy. The internal approach utilizes moderate invasion including such methods as acupuncture and herbal remedies. The conventional approach uses drugs, pills, exposure and injections in a form of intensive invasion. Examples of this include implants and radiation therapy. Then, finally there is surgery that of course calls for maximal invasion. Such a hierarchy creates a framework within which you can develop a personal health care strategy. You must be aware that preventive, passive care is the best form of treatment for a "patient." This is because the best techniques truly affect the problem, not the symptoms. They also help avoid or minimize the cause of other health problems, otherwise known as side effects. On the other hand, the more invasive techniques are more risky because they involve more people in the process. If you look closely at it, considering the self-regulating functions that are based upon the human body's design, you will find that a lot of your continued well-being is based on noticing the slight deviation from normal due to the body's interior, natural functions. Your body is continuously communicating to you. When you start feeling unwell, it is a sign that something in your life, your environment or your diet needs to be adjusted. However, your first reaction is to pop a pill. Then the symptom goes away but the root cause of the problem doesn’t get addressed until you start feeling really bad after ignoring many repetitions of symptoms you have ignored. Of course there is something which you can do about this. Choosing holistic health care will provide for an interesting journey and a very healthy choice as well. Remember that you health is within your control and that your own mind can greatly influence your continued well-being. Dr Magne specializes in research on spontaneous healing of cancer. Over 25 years, she compiled all her discoveries on the causes and origins and diseases and presented them in her book Cancer Free For Life to help you speed your healing of cancer. Visit www.Cancer-Free-For-Life.com today for a FREE report on the 10 Ways to Stop Cancer.