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therapeutic modality

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therapeutic modality,
n an intervention used to heal someone. See model, biomedical and homeopathy.
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The problem is this: While there are thousands of published anecdotal success stories for energy medicine, according to Feinstein, there has been only one randomized controlled study done by neutral investigators that compares one form of energy medicine with another therapeutic modality.
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On an indirectly related subject, for any therapeutic modality, especially drugs, I think that "numbers needed to treat" statistics should be mandatory reporting for all drugs after they have been on the market long enough to gather such data.
Clinical trial registration by Kiesel, Harry / Clinical Psychiatry News
You would be wise to keep treats to a minimum, and also to use a therapeutic modality like homeopathy, naturopathy, Chinese medicine, or herbal healing to strengthen your constitution.
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