Acupuncture
NCCIH's in-depth review covers acupuncture's origins, the clinical research on pain and other conditions, and safety considerations including practitioner training and sterile needles.
Holistic Medicines · .org
Search treatments and conditions across herbs, nutrition, mind-body practice and traditional systems. Every entry links to the research and health agencies it draws from, with the evidence level stated plainly.
Holistic Medicines Network · .net
A directory of practitioners who set out their own credentials and specialties, plus curated communities, events and reading from around the world. Credited, never rewritten.
One query, two platforms — evidence on the left, people on the right.
Every encyclopedia entry is a frame around research and health-agency pages that already exist. We credit the publisher and link out.
Each entry carries one of three labels — established evidence, emerging evidence, or traditional claim — so the strength of the claim is visible before you read.
Practitioner profiles are written and claimed by the practitioners themselves, then reviewed before a verification mark is applied.
The encyclopedia · holisticmedicines.org
NCCIH's in-depth review covers acupuncture's origins, the clinical research on pain and other conditions, and safety considerations including practitioner training and sterile needles.
Mindfulness meditation is among the most researched mind and body practices. NCCIH reviews the clinical literature on meditation for stress, anxiety, pain and depression, and describes how study quality varies between trials.
Curcuma longa
Turmeric root contains curcumin, the compound most studied for joint pain and inflammation. Reviews collected by NCCIH describe small trials with mixed results, and absorption varies widely between supplement formulations.
The network · holisticmedicines.net
Annual meeting and educational events for clinicians and researchers working in integrative oncology.
Conferences, symposia and webinars listed by the Academic Consortium. Dates and registration are held by the organiser.
A clinician-maintained database of herb and supplement monographs covering evidence, interactions and adverse effects.
The directory is open. Claim a profile with your credentials, specialties and the services you offer — reviewed before verification is applied.
Holistic Medicines does not publish original medical writing. Entries are curated links to sources such as the U.S. National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health, the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements, the World Health Organization and peer-reviewed literature.
Where a practice has long-standing traditional use but little modern trial evidence, the entry says so, and is labelled a traditional claim. Nothing here is presented as a cure, and no entry substitutes for care from a qualified clinician.
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