Sentences with phrase «useful adjunct»

In his book (2013), he writes, «Acupuncture and Chinese medicine are clearly useful adjuncts in certain treatment - resistant patients, even though we may not fully understand why it works» (p. 118).

This three way communication system is known as the microbiome - gut - brain axis and these findings highlight the important role of bacteria in the communication between the gut and the brain, and suggest that certain probiotic organisms may prove to be useful adjunct therapies in stress - related psychiatric disorders.

They can be an incredibly useful adjunct to an already healthy diet, but never ever a substitute.

Other useful adjuncts include fish oils, trace minerals, renal glandulars, Coenzyme Q - 10, etc..

These findings highlight the important role of bacteria in the communication between the gut and the brain, and suggest that certain probiotic organisms may prove to be useful adjunct therapies in stress - related psychiatric disorders.

I have found all these games to be useful adjuncts in play therapy.

Henry VIII found a minister of great efficiency, Thomas Cromwell, driven by a twofold wish to rationalise and then close down or transform the religious houses, or to produce a useful adjunct of property and wealth to his sovereign, all things which he could see being done in the German lands.

Yet as much as producers would like to abandon some of those FDA front label requirements, they serve as a good tip - off to consumers about what they're buying — not as a substitute for reading back labels, but as a useful adjunct, one visible on the store shelf even before the consumer picks up the product.

«An API is an adjunct to the bulk data, but it's a really important and useful adjunct, and it's one that the developers want to use,» he said.

Computer simulations build on, and are a useful adjunct to purely mathematical models in science, technology and entertainment.

This study indicates that the support app could be a useful adjunct to existing MRPs for psychological outcomes.

Because correction of IGF - I and testosterone deficiencies in younger adults improves muscle strength, work capacity, and quality of life, treatment with human growth hormone and testosterone may be a useful adjunct to physical measures in the rehabilitation of selected hemiplegic stroke survivors.

While it's fortunate that modern science supports bone building with food - based collagen hydrolysate and gelatin products (vetted sources) and these can be useful adjuncts to a real foods diet, the better and tastier solution is still daily bowls of nourishing broth.

Behavior therapy is a useful adjunct when incorporated into treatment for weight loss and weight maintenance.

As a result, the authors concluded that «lipoic acid may be a useful adjunct in the prevention and treatment of atherosclerotic vascular diseases.»

It can be a useful adjunct to natural living, especially for...

Water Additives: If used consistently, water additives can be a useful adjunct in plaque and tartar control.

Certain prescription or veterinary diets are a useful adjunct to insulin therapy such as Hill's metabolic diet, w / d or r / d.

The Gagosian show, the fifth in its indispensable series curated by the magisterial Picasso biographer John Richardson, will in particular serve as a useful adjunct to the Met exhibition, given Cubism's rejection of the world as seen through the camera's lens in favor of internal, philosophical truths.

I can see that it could be a useful adjunct to a lawyer's social media engagement.

28 Mediation could, for example, be a useful adjunct to collaborative divorce at the beginning of the process.

Psychoeducation is thought of as a useful adjunct to other therapies for behavioral illnesses or ongoing psychosocial stressors.

Self - help programs can be a useful adjunct to therapy.

It would also be a useful adjunct to working therapeutically with couples and could supplement a therapeutic program.

Together, the VADPRS and VADTRS can be useful adjuncts to an evaluation.