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Session 2023-24 start now please enroll students
Session 2023-24 start now please enroll students
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This course is offered at several levels, including UG (three to five years), PG (two years), Diploma and PG diploma (two years), Doctorate (two to three years), and MD (one to two years). Students in alternative medicine courses must understand the basic structure and function of the human body. In order to recommend treatment options, they should be able to pinpoint the problem and its source. When treating clients, they must be patient because disease and wellness outcomes take longer than allopathic medicine.
Students pursuing this course should have a variety of skills in order to be successful in their chosen field.
• Mind Body Therapies
• Biologically-based therapies
• Manipulative methods
• Energy Therapies
• Massage Therapies
• Methods of treatment
• Unani systems
Alternative Medical Council is providing various options for registrations to the students-
Student from any stream and courses of Alternative Medicine Training from all over India are invited to get registered from Paramedical Council of India.
To get placement in various Private, Semi Private, Goverment and Semi Goverment Hospitals & Setups from all over india.
Institute in different corner of India, can get the accreditation from Alternative Medical Council , New Delhi.
The study of natural medical procedures that use old age or ancient methods to cure the body is known as alternative medicine. It focuses on medical tools and procedures that fall outside the domain of standard clinical treatment. Dietary supplements, vitamins, organic foods, herbal remedies, massage therapy, magnet therapy, and spiritual healing are all examples of alternative medicine. These medical systems are popular among young aspirants in India due to their effectiveness and scientific applicability. Homoeopathy, Unani, Ayurveda, and Naturopathy are some of the well-known alternative medical systems.
Alternative medicine treatment is defined as therapy that is not provided by allopathic medications and includes one or more of the following treatments: folk and traditional medicine using medicinal herbs, Chinese medicine, and homoeopathy (including acupuncture) Nutritional therapy and homoeopathy (nutritional supplement and diets specifically designed for cancer treatment) Mind-body practices (meditation, guided imagery and relaxation). Movement and manipulation therapies (chiropractic, yoga, and anthroposophical medicines) and therapeutic touch (massage, shiatsu, and reflexology).
Allopathic medications have made remarkable advances in the last few decades. Nobody can deny the benefits that immunisation, antibiotics, hip replacements, and organ transplantation have provided to millions of people around the world. However, the advances also highlight those conditions where progress has been slower, with patients increasingly seeking assistance from complementary and alternative therapies.
Session 2023-24 start now please enroll students
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