Fund Complementary Therapies on the NHS

"We should all be working together and using our skills to help the public"

"Complementary Therapies have a definite place within the health service through working alongside orthodox medicine and providing that much needed time with people that doctors are not often able to give."

"Complementary therapies effectiveness and cost savings have not been sufficiently researched against conventional medical techniques"

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"1 day hompathy and traditional meds will become 1, dont close your eyes to somthing you dont understand"

"Some of the complementary medicines are of tremendous benefit to people who mor often than not suffer a lot of pain and horrendous side effets. Carefully monitored and administered by trained people, it can only enhance a persons life and it is also about"

"Comp therapies are the best way forward, for the health of patients and the health of the NHS"

"Complementary therapies like Homeopathy Osteopathy Acupuncture and Herbalism help many many people. They are founded on sound scientific principles and society should not be prevented from exercising its obvious will."

"alleopathic medicine is run by pharmaceutical dollars and not by the genuine."

"If the NHS is trying to save money, they should look at complementary therapies before going down the road of expensive injections and surgery. I don't know how much an operation for carpal tunnel syndrome is (for example), but I'm sure something like Bow"

"As a trauma therapist I have seen changes where the NHS has given up / run out of conventional option."

"I know from 15 years as a practicing hypnotist that hypnotherapy could save the NHS millions of pounds a year when used correctly for suitable illnesses/psychosomatic/emotional problems"

"Money spent preventing early symptoms getting worse saves money for long term issues that have had no intervention and have escalated"

"For best outcomes use the best of orthodox and the best of complementary medicine."