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Exploring Cultural Ideas Towards Alternative Medicinal Practices
By Mark Branyon
Throughout history, medicine has taken a strong stance for both patients and medical personnel
alike. Cultures have also played an important role in the area of modern medicine, as there are many
which oppose a traditional medical stance when it comes to their healthcare. The history of alternative
medicine can be traced back thousands of years, from the Dark Ages to early American history.
Patients who are in need of medical treatments can easily seek alternative treatments for an assistive
aid towards their healing. The art of the medical healing through alternative treatments have remained
throughout the centuries, and many of the teachings present during those periods in time are still
relevant today.
For both the physician and the patient, it is important for each party to understand and appreciate the
value of the alternative medicine stance. Therefore, it is often best for both the patient and the doctor to
research the medical ailment, and the religious and/or cultural convictions which may accompany the
patient.
From a physician’s standpoint, it is important for the physician to understand how the patient will
become proactive towards their recovery. Enriching a patient with the information needed in order to
have a healthier stance is vital to anyone who is looking for an alternative cancer treatment. However,
it is also vital for the doctor to be notified of any cultural barriers which may present itself t