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I have noticed in recent years that increasingly people in developed countries are turning away from Modern medicine towards Alternative treatment, specially for Chronic degenerative diseases. These Alternative treatment systems include:
- Traditional Herbal treatment such as:
Unani - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ayurveda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- New Herbal treatment such as:
https://www.herbdoc.com/index.php/?c=1
Dr Morse's Herbal Health Club!
- Diet and Nutrition based treatment regimes such as:
The Gerson Therapy : Gerson Institute
Sedona Wellness Retreat
- Other treatment regimes:
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Hydrotherapy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I personally came to know about all of the above from a friend of mine who trained as a Naturopathic doctor and is currently practicing as one. What he described is that big Pharmaceutical companies along with Medical establishment such as AMA (American Medical Association), Hospitals etc. create tremendous pressure against such alternative practice to take place in the US. So despite having significant benefits, due to limited profit potential (no patented medicine and no high hospital surgical bills), these treatments do not get funding, research, approval from Health regulatory agencies and thus acceptance by the public.
I think the above has tremendous potential in OIC member countries, as we can easily circumvent any pressure from Medical establishment in these countries, set up research and educational institutions, so we can train a new generation of Naturopathic doctors as well as hospitals and clinics and provide better healthcare in a more cost effective manner.
@Arabian Legend @Yzd Khalifa @al-Hasani @kobiraaz @Pakistanisage @Sinan @T-123456 @Indos
Your kind opinion please.
The success and sustainability of our efforts in addressing the health-related challenges facing the member states will require integrated and multi-sectoral approach rather than sporadic interventions. We need to ensure that our efforts are pursued in the framework of comprehensive national health strategies and plans which provide for the strengthening of health infrastructures, improving access to health services, capacity-building of health professionals at all levels as well as self-reliance in producing vaccines and medicines. This will entail cooperation and collaboration between member states and institutions in various disciplines. I invite you to formulate concrete proposals for promoting such cooperation including the strengthening of the SESRIC health capacity building programme and health related activities of COMSTECH.
Among other things, I would request you to consider networking of medical universities, health education and medical research institutions. The networking arrangements can also include agreements on exchange of faculty members and joint training programmes. Exchange of best practices in hospital management is another area where Member States can benefit from each other. I would also like to encourage the Member States with expertise to extend scholarships in the medical fields to students from the OIC countries.
I have noticed in recent years that increasingly people in developed countries are turning away from Modern medicine towards Alternative treatment, specially for Chronic degenerative diseases. These Alternative treatment systems include:
- Traditional Herbal treatment such as:
Unani - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ayurveda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- New Herbal treatment such as:
https://www.herbdoc.com/index.php/?c=1
Dr Morse's Herbal Health Club!
- Diet and Nutrition based treatment regimes such as:
The Gerson Therapy : Gerson Institute
Sedona Wellness Retreat
- Other treatment regimes:
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Hydrotherapy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I personally came to know about all of the above from a friend of mine who trained as a Naturopathic doctor and is currently practicing as one. What he described is that big Pharmaceutical companies along with Medical establishment such as AMA (American Medical Association), Hospitals etc. create tremendous pressure against such alternative practice to take place in the US. So despite having significant benefits, due to limited profit potential (no patented medicine and no high hospital surgical bills), these treatments do not get funding, research, approval from Health regulatory agencies and thus acceptance by the public.
I think the above has tremendous potential in OIC member countries, as we can easily circumvent any pressure from Medical establishment in these countries, set up research and educational institutions, so we can train a new generation of Naturopathic doctors as well as hospitals and clinics and provide better healthcare in a more cost effective manner.
@Arabian Legend @Yzd Khalifa @al-Hasani @kobiraaz @Pakistanisage @Sinan @T-123456 @Indos
Your kind opinion please.
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