Alternative medicine

Alternative medicine Alternative medicine, or complementary medicine, is a method of treating with drugs obtained using conventional natural herbs (tea or herbal mixtures). It is a treatment method that can be applied with the desire of the patient when modern medical science does not have any concrete data on the causes and treatment of the disease, when there is no objective and proven treatment method available for the patient or to support the patient's relaxation, strengthening of the immune system and improving the psychology of the patient. Medicine, centuries ago, today was known as “alternative medicine yapıl. The doctors examined the diseases in their own way and treated the patient with plants, water, and other substances that he hoped could work or learned. As human knowledge increases and new diagnostic tools (microscope, radiography, magnetic resonance, tomography, electron microscopy, biopsy, blood stool urine analysis, etc.) are available, diseases and methods used in the treatment of these diseases have been developed more extensively. Instead of giving the patient any plant leaf, he distilled the beneficial active ingredient into a drug. He learned how active substances can improve human tissues and synthesized drugs with less side effects than the active substance. Pharmacology makes drugs with substances obtained by distilling or synthesizing the active substances in substances already present in nature, but in alternative medicine, plants containing these substances are used raw so that synthesis of substances is not made. In addition to the active substance, a plant leaf contains many other substances. Since the pharmacological and pharmaceutical effects of these “other substances medi have not been studied, modern medicine does not use tea mixtures and similar natural mixtures. In this respect, many doctors may suggest alternative medicine by saying deney give it a try.. On the other hand, more ethical physicians never recommend alternative medicine practices and practitioners because they do not find them reliable.