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AILMENTS which defy orthodox medicine can better be managed by alternative medicine, Dr. Qazeem Olawale, has said.<\/p>\n
According to Olawale, Founder and President, Olaking International Holistic Medicine Company ((OIHM), an alternative medicine practitioner with interest in natural medicine and acupuncture, Experience has shown that natural medicine holds a lot of potential, especially for ailments which ordinarily prove difficult to conventional medicine.<\/p>\n
Citing a World Health Organisation (WHO) report which has placed a lot of premium on the efficacy of natural medicine, the University of Ilorin-trained Biochemist said traditional medicine is now gaining momentum with many orthodox medicine practitioners now taking keen interest in tradomedical practice.<\/p>\n
Justifying the need for natural medicine, Olawale, who bagged a Doctor of Medicine Degree in Acupuncture from the Open International University for Complimentary Medicine- Medicina Alternativa, Colombo, Sri-Lanka, said the promotion of traditional medicine should top the priority list of government considering the fact that it complements orthodox medicine.<\/p>\n
Commenting on the benefits of traditional medicine, the alternative medicine practitioner, who is a member of The British Council of Complimentary Therapies (TBCCT), said working with concerned stakeholders involved with traditional medicine practice to form a synergy would create the needed growth and development in the health sector.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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