Sentences with phrase «mainstream medical community»

(Conventional treatments are those that are widely accepted and practiced by the mainstream medical community.)

Thank goodness there are professionals in the mainstream medical community that have continued to question the wisdom of this course of action.

NIH Trial Gives Surprising Boost To Chelation Therapy (Offsite link) With a result that is likely to surprise and baffle much of the mainstream medical community, a large NIH - sponsored trial has turned up the first substantial evidence in support of chelation therapy for patients with coronary disease.

Calorie restriction has a very low success rate and is being questioned even by the mainstream medical community as a long - term solution for obesity management.

Even the mainstream medical community today teaches that cholesterol is divided into HDL cholesterol, also dubbed «good» cholesterol, and LDL cholesterol, dubbed «bad» cholesterol.

The more people reporting success, the more likely approaches like this will be studied, accepted by the mainstream medical community and included on sites like the Dystonia Society.

Since that time, the mainstream medical community has actively studied the benefits of meditation.

While it has been available for more than a century and is still in use today, NDT is considered controversial by the mainstream medical community, but it is prescribed more often by holistic and functional medicine physicians.

In fact, vitamin B6 treatment is also used by the mainstream medical community for people with kidney stones.

With this starting point in mind, the media and the mainstream medical community started to recommend higher fiber intakes to ward off the development of colon cancer.

The mainstream medical community increasingly recognizes sauna therapy for detoxification and it is used extensively for veterans recovering from severe chemical exposure.

Though adrenal fatigue is not officially recognized by the mainstream medical community, there is a severe condition called Addison's disease that is a conventional diagnosis.

I don't think birth is «sexy» in the conventional sense but it's also not the state of disease that the mainstream medical community will lead us to believe.

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Notice the shift that is occurring in the mainstream media and medical community concerning the official response against coconut oil: They have moved from «coconut oil is bad and should be never be consumed» to «coconut oil is OK in moderation but still dangerous in excess.»

Once ostracized by the medical community for it's saturated fat content, it seems that coconut oil might finally be making a comeback in the mainstream health community.

Once ostracized by the medical community for it's saturated fat content, it seems that coconut oil might finally be making a comeback in the mainstream health community.

I'm annoyed because fat is not the problem, grains and excess sugars and starches are, yet the mainstream medical / nutritional communities continue to promote these ideas as healthy.

We have much more ability to affect our gene expression than the mainstream media and the medical community would have us believe.

Yoga's benefits have been increasingly recognized by the medical community, and more insurance companies now cover yoga classes... But what about yoga's not - so - mainstream benefits, the ones that creep off our mat and into our heart?

• Despite committing to supporting and developing Aboriginal Community Controlled Health services in urban, rural and remote areas — which the Australian Medical Association recognises is the preferred option for providing health care to Indigenous peoples — the bulk of the $ 1.6 billion injection into Indigenous health is going towards mainstream health services.