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Category CAM:
 Alternative medical system (
naturopaty, traditional chinese
medicine, ayurveda and
homoeopathy)
 mind-body intervention ( patient
support group, meditation, prayer,
mental healing therapies using
creative outlets such as art, music or
dance) cognitive behavioral therapy
 biologically based therapies ( herbs,
foods vitamins, minerals, and
supplements)
 manipulative and body based method
( therapy massage, chiropatic and
osteopathy,
 energy therapies ( touch, reiki, qi
gong, electromagnetic and magnetic
fields. acupunture
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 Mind Body Techniques 1. mind–body medicine
Counseling a. mind–body system
Hypnosis b. mind–body methods (e.g. yoga, internal
Art Therapy Qi Gong, hypnosis, meditation)
Music Therapy c. religion and spirituality (e.g. confession,
Life Coaching spiritual healing, prayer)
Relaxation and Meditation d. social and contextual areas (e.g. holistic
Meditation nursing, intuitive diagnosis, community-
Spirituality based approaches).
 Body Based Practice 2. alternative medical systems
Massage Therapy a. acupuncture and Oriental medicine
Reflexology b. traditional indigenous systems (e.g.
Aromatherapy Ayurvedic medicine, Siddha, Unani-
Osteopathy tibbi, native American medicine, Kampo
Chiropractic Medicine medicine, traditional African medicine)
Acupuncture c. unconventional Western systems (e.g.
Energy Therapies Homeopathy, psionic medicine,
Yoga and Physical Activity orthomolecular medicine, functional
Tai Chi medicine, environmental medicine)
Qi gong d. naturopa
Other active Exercise Techniques 3. lifestyle and disease prevention
Alexander technique a. clinical prevention practices (e.g.
feldenkrais electrodermal diagnosis, medical
 Therapies Using Herbs intuition, panchakarma, chirography)
Western Herbal Medicine b. lifestyle therapies
Chinese Herbal Medicine c. health promotion.
 Therapiest Based on Diet 4. biologically-based therapies
Naturopathic Nutrition a. phytotherapy or herbalism (plant-
 Other Therapies derived preparations that are used for
Homeopathy therapeutic and prevention purpose
 Flower Remedies b. special diet therapies
c. orthomolecular medicine (products
used as nutritional and food
supplements and are not covered in
other categories.
d. pharmacological, biological and
instrumental interventions (include
product and procedures applied in an
unconventional manner,
5. manipulative and body-based systems
a. chiropractic medicine
b. massage and body work
c. unconventional physical therapies
6. biofield
bioelectromagnetics.

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