Discussion: Should the attending physician refer and offer alternative (Self-healing) therapies in cases of acute illness, which has no cure in conventional medicine?

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Should the attending physician refer and offer alternative (Self-healing) therapies in cases of acute illness, which has no cure in conventional medicine?

05/08/2021 17:53

Harel Samuel

If the patient's well-being requires self-healing (alternative) treatment, the physician is morally obligated to offer self-healing medicine. Without basic philosophy and knowledge, physicians usually cannot prioritize!

Links:
Conventional Medicine vs. Self-Healing Functional Medicine – SWOT analysis.
https://www.sf-healing.com/page/116 (Copy & Paste)

Self-Healing Medicine — Principles and Guidelines.
https://www.sf-healing.com/page/117 (Copy & Paste)

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