Why do we need alternative medicine?

It is high time for our medicine to acknowledge the fact that we are different and average patient is a very rough approximation. The patients need to be divided into at least three groups: low sensitivity, middle sensitivity, and high sensitivity to drugs. The article offers to measure the electrical sensitivity of the patients to determine their drug-sensitivity because they are both determined by the amount of released neurotransmitters (NT) at each junction. The drug dose needs to be prescribed according to patients’ sensitivity – it must be lowest for high-sensitive patients and highest for low-sensitive patients. The drug-sensitivity goes hand in hand with emotional-sensitivity because they both depend on the amount of NT released at each junction. The division of the patients into 3 groups (low sensitivity, middle sensitivity, and high sensitivity) is absolute necessity because the highly-emotional and drug-sensitive individuals when taking the high drug dose tailored for low-sensitive people, are more poisoned than helped. However, these sensitive individuals respond better to the milder alternative medicine: herbs, acupuncture, Reiki treatments, and homeopathic remedies. Also, their chances for spontaneous remission, cure with autosuggestion, or cure with prayer are higher. All said means that one simple measurement of patients’ electrical sensitivity could determine whether pharmaceutical or alternative medicine will be most appropriate for the individual.

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International Journal of Complementary & Alternative Medicine
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.15406/ijcam.2025.18.00729
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Complementary and Alternative Medicine Studies
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Why do we need alternative medicine?

Maria Kuman
International Journal of Complementary & Alternative Medicine
Complementary and Alternative Medicine Studies
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Why do we need alternative medicine?

Maria Kuman
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Abstract

It is high time for our medicine to acknowledge the fact that we are different and average patient is a very rough approximation. The patients need to be divided into at least three groups: low sensitivity, middle sensitivity, and high sensitivity to drugs. The article offers to measure the electrical sensitivity of the patients to determine their drug-sensitivity because they are both determined by the amount of released neurotransmitters (NT) at each junction. The drug dose needs to be prescribed according to patients’ sensitivity – it must be lowest for high-sensitive patients and highest for low-sensitive patients. The drug-sensitivity goes hand in hand with emotional-sensitivity because they both depend on the amount of NT released at each junction. The division of the patients into 3 groups (low sensitivity, middle sensitivity, and high sensitivity) is absolute necessity because the highly-emotional and drug-sensitive individuals when taking the high drug dose tailored for low-sensitive people, are more poisoned than helped. However, these sensitive individuals respond better to the milder alternative medicine: herbs, acupuncture, Reiki treatments, and homeopathic remedies. Also, their chances for spontaneous remission, cure with autosuggestion, or cure with prayer are higher. All said means that one simple measurement of patients’ electrical sensitivity could determine whether pharmaceutical or alternative medicine will be most appropriate for the individual.

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