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Is alternative medicine effective?

I understand that its almost uniqe question and personal. For some people alternative medicine was effective, for someone dont. So i want to hear you opinions and personal stories, if you can. 

My opinion, is that yes - it is effective in some ways. Like tea with homemade dried berries are always efective against flu, cold, fewer. 

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I genuinle belive that alternative medicine works and it very often helps with sickness, but the only thing is it cannot be the only way of treatment. I mean you always first need to listen to the doctor and maybe even right away during the talk with doctor ask what I can use from alternative medicine, but I mean something adequate, not like drinking urine or something else. I mean like, for example, to say that I have there some elderberry compote, let’s say, or maybe it is worth to try drinking it during, or to eat some concrete fruits. For example vitamin C is often recommended, or D3, and to ask the doctor if it’s possible instead of those vitamins to just eat oranges, and instead of D3 somehow to eat baked fish. I think this is alternative medicine which actually will be more effective.
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Brief statistics and results for the poll "Is alternative medicine effective?"

This online poll was created on 05.03.2021. It has collected 216 votes so far, including 2 from registered users and 214 from guests, along with 1 comments, reflecting current public opinion and voting results. This poll covers the following topics: Trust, Medicine, alternative_medicine, osteopathy, manual_therapy, treatment, imitation_therapy, massage, disease.

This public survey and opinion poll presents the following answer options:

  • Yes 71 votes (32.9%)
  • No 65 votes (30.1%)
  • I doubt it 80 votes (37.0%)

As seen from the poll "Is alternative medicine effective?", the option "I doubt it" was chosen the most. It received 80 votes, which is 37.0% of the total.

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