#alternative and complementary medicine

Should governments regulate supplements like drugs — or is that a step toward medical fascism?

What's your take on cupping therapy after seeing it go viral online?

Should acupuncture and reiki be covered by national health insurance, or are we wasting public funds?

Does anyone else find acupuncture more effective than painkillers for chronic issues?

Has the wellness industry ruined the credibility of traditional medicine with overpriced marketing gimmicks?

Is the real reason people choose homeopathy about distrusting 'big pharma' rather than evidence?

What's your take on cupping therapy—legit recovery tool or overhyped fad?

Does anyone else feel like chiropractic care is overrated for back issues?

Did traditional Chinese medicine earn its global reputation, or is it riding on ancient hype?

Is switching to acupuncture for my chronic back pain actually worth the time and money?

Would you ever try ivermectin or other repurposed drugs from alternative medicine?

Do chiropractors deserve their medical reputation, or are they just glorified massage therapists with a spine fetish?