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Article Check - How to Spot a Natural and Alternative Medical Quack
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No Therapy Is A Cure-All
Legitimate practitioners will offer you a variety of options; they won't try to limit you to their own favorite therapy. I suspect that every practitioner (natural or mainstream) is at least a little bit biased but a good one will work to design a full-spectrum program.
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Natural practitioners are often accused of trying to turn people away from mainstream medicine (and some do) but no legitimate practitioner be
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Not All Alternative Health Organizations Are Legitimate
For every natural health expert who works hard to legitimize his or her area of expertise there are dozens of charlatans just waiting to pounce on unsuspecting (and often desperate) people. If the verbiage on a web site or in a brochure feels more like a hard-sell than an attempt to educate clients it probably is. Natural health is a multi-billion dollar industry in the US and quackery is, unfortunately, more common than factual information.
Natural Medicine Is About Empowerment--Not Fear
For some reason natural health practitioners are among the worst offenders when it comes to instilling feelings of fear, anger and disenfranchisement into their clients. When I see claims like "the government wants to suppress this" or "the medical community doesn't want you to read this" I have to wonder why practitioners are moved to such desperate measures just to sell a bottle of herbs. Legitimate practitioners work to educate clients--not polarize and frighten them.
Legitimate Practitioners Don't Have To Exaggerate
Phrases like "miraculous breakthrough" or "works for a variety of ailments" may get your attention but they should also ring your mental warning bells. And be especially skeptical if you see something like "absolutely no side effects". If a treatment is powerful enough to cause such a profound change in your body it's going to have at least some potential for side effects.
Legitimate Practitioners Cite Their Sources
No one practices in an intellectual vacuum. All legitimate practitioners--even those in natural health--use and read peer-reviewed literature. Look for specific references like "in the June issue of" instead of "a study showed" in articles and web copy. The more detail provided, the better.
No Therapy Is A Cure-All
Legitimate practitioners will offer you a variety of options; they won't try to limit you to their own favorite therapy. I suspect that every practitioner (natural or mainstream) is at least a little bit biased but a good one will work to design a full-spectrum program.
Most Important
Natural practitioners are often accused of trying to turn people away from mainstream medicine (and some do) but no legitimate practitioner bel
Self-examination is brutally honest. Self-indulgence is brutally maudlin.Writing requires the author to be harshly candid about motive, intent, and goal, which, of course, mean self-examination. On the other hand, a lack of sincerity becomes self-indulgence, which is self-pitying.Writers must know why they are writing, their motive. Is it for money, acclaim, or self-satisfaction? Is
For every natural health expert who works hard to legitimize his or her area of expertise there are dozens of charlatans just waiting to pounce on unsuspecting (and often desperate) people. If the verbiage on a web site or in a brochure feels more like a hard-sell than an attempt to educate clients it probably is. Natural health is a multi-billion dollar industry in the US and quackery is, unfortunately, more common than factual information.
Natural Medicine Is About Empowerment--Not Fear
For some reason natural health practitioners are among the worst offenders when it comes to instilling feelings of fear, anger and disenfranchisement into their clients. When I see claims like "the government wants to suppress this" or "the medical community doesn't want you to read this" I have to wonder why practitioners are moved to such desperate measures just to sell a bottle of herbs. Legitimate practitioners work to educate clients--not polarize and frighten them.
Legitimate Practitioners Don't Have To Exaggerate
Phrases like "miraculous breakthrough" or "works for a variety of ailments" may get your attention but they should also ring your mental warning bells. And be especially skeptical if you see something like "absolutely no side effects". If a treatment is powerful enough to cause such a profound change in your body it's going to have at least some potential for side effects.
Legitimate Practitioners Cite Their Sources
No one practices in an intellectual vacuum. All legitimate practitioners--even those in natural health--use and read peer-reviewed literature. Look for specific references like "in the June issue of" instead of "a study showed" in articles and web copy. The more detail provided, the better.
No Therapy Is A Cure-All
Legitimate practitioners will offer you a variety of options; they won't try to limit you to their own favorite therapy. I suspect that every practitioner (natural or mainstream) is at least a little bit biased but a good one will work to design a full-spectrum program.
Most Important
Natural practitioners are often accused of trying to turn people away from mainstream medicine (and some do) but no legitimate practitioner be
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Legitimate Practitioners Don't Have To Exaggerate
Phrases like "miraculous breakthrough" or "works for a variety of ailments" may get your attention but they should also ring your mental warning bells. And be especially skeptical if you see something like "absolutely no side effects". If a treatment is powerful enough to cause such a profound change in your body it's going to have at least some potential for side effects.
Legitimate Practitioners Cite Their Sources
No one practices in an intellectual vacuum. All legitimate practitioners--even those in natural health--use and read peer-reviewed literature. Look for specific references like "in the June issue of" instead of "a study showed" in articles and web copy. The more detail provided, the better.
No Therapy Is A Cure-All
Legitimate practitioners will offer you a variety of options; they won't try to limit you to their own favorite therapy. I suspect that every practitioner (natural or mainstream) is at least a little bit biased but a good one will work to design a full-spectrum program.
Most Important
Natural practitioners are often accused of trying to turn people away from mainstream medicine (and some do) but no legitimate practitioner be
If you peruse the Internet long enough you will discover that there are many who have come to the conclusion that evolution is a proven fact. These individuals required no further proof than to believe evolution is the mechanism for origin creation. What’s more, most of these individuals will defy anyone who would say otherwise.To consider the possibility that life as we know it was the pro
Legitimate Practitioners Cite Their Sources
No one practices in an intellectual vacuum. All legitimate practitioners--even those in natural health--use and read peer-reviewed literature. Look for specific references like "in the June issue of" instead of "a study showed" in articles and web copy. The more detail provided, the better.
No Therapy Is A Cure-All
Legitimate practitioners will offer you a variety of options; they won't try to limit you to their own favorite therapy. I suspect that every practitioner (natural or mainstream) is at least a little bit biased but a good one will work to design a full-spectrum program.
Most Important
Natural practitioners are often accused of trying to turn people away from mainstream medicine (and some do) but no legitimate practitioner be
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No Therapy Is A Cure-All
Legitimate practitioners will offer you a variety of options; they won't try to limit you to their own favorite therapy. I suspect that every practitioner (natural or mainstream) is at least a little bit biased but a good one will work to design a full-spectrum program.
Most Important
Natural practitioners are often accused of trying to turn people away from mainstream medicine (and some do) but no legitimate practitioner believes that prescription drugs are evil. Overused, sometimes, but never evil. Legitimate practitioners will encourage their clients to minimize their dependencies on drugs by making changes in their lifestyles but they also know that medications are sometimes a necessary part of life.
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