First published Jan. 15 2020.

Follow the money, not the "science", because 99% of scientists agree with whoever is funding them.

If you’re passionate about healthcare, which does not require the use of surgery or drugs, a career in alternative medicine could be the ideal path for you. Alternative medicine as a discipline is becoming more and more popular in the US and looks set to continue to follow that upward trajectory. Alternative medicine takes a natural approach to curing illness and treating pain through physical therapies, person-centered counselling, natural supplements, dietary adjustments, and the use of herbs. Many of these practices have been around for centuries and trusted by people all over the world.

As people get older, it is common for them to develop different health conditions that need to be cared for. Knowing the symptoms and signs of some of the more severe diseases and conditions can help to reduce their impact. For example, catching cancer before it spread to other parts of the body. These five common diseases can be treated, but you should take preventive measures to help reduce the chances of developing them in the first place.

1. Diabetes

Addiction is a powerful monster that strips us of our right minds and causes deep-seated pain that, in most cases, will not stop at you. The issue with addiction, of course, is that though you may not be in your right mind you are solely responsible for the pain you have caused and the subsequent consequences. Having a sex addiction will not automatically excuse you of cheating or of neglecting your partner in favor of visual stimulants. Having a gambling addiction will not excuse you from debt.

How Natural Health is Becoming a Key Approach in Mainstream Medicine

It’s not that long ago that natural health, complementary therapies, and anything that wasn’t pharmaceutically-based was dismissed by the majority of the mainstream medical profession as ineffective or unproven.