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Die FMEA und individuelles Lernen,els of energy and information in disparate systems of medicine are reviewed, and a critique is offered of current science and Western medicine. Western medicine posits that health and illness phenomena can be adequately characterized in terms of classically described forms of energy. In contrast, no

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,Die Quantentheorie der R?ntgenspektren,ings from laboratory studies comprise the highest level of evidence for a putative mechanism of action and the relationship between “treatment” and “outcomes.” In contrast, in non-Western systems of medicine “evidence” reflects the values and beliefs of the parent culture. Important differences betw

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Die Elektrophorese in der Neurologie,o respond or respond only partially to psychotropic medications and other conventional Western medical treatments and are labeled “treatment-resistant” or “non-responders.” The role of placebo and nocebo effects in Western medicine and CAM is discussed. Safety, liability, and ethical issues in integ

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,Die Elektrophorese in der P?diatrie, Depressed mood, anxiety, psychosis, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and other serious mental health problems often occur together (i.e., “are comorbid”) with substance abuse and medical problems. Mental health problems are also frequently comorbid with medical disorders in

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