Research has shown the benefits of osteopathic care in a range of ailments and through improved recovery times. While the body of research currently available demonstrating the effectiveness is not the most robust, it is an area of intense research and results have often been encouraging. Keep an eye out for new studies, they're always coming out!
"Some places where the genome sequencing has been done is cancer research, alzheimers research and other medical findings. It also has been used in DNA research."
little controlled research has been done on its effectiveness. However, lomilomi has been an accepted part of native Hawaiian culture for hundreds of years.
"To understand cranial osteopathy it is necessary to understand osteopathy itself. As with visceral osteopathy, the term refers to an aspect of osteopathy, not to a separate modality." http://www.osteohome.com/articles/Cranial%20Osteopathy.pdf
Anecdotal research has been performed on TT since its development in 1972, but little quantitative research has been carried out.
Tens of thousands of studies have been done on tuberculosis.
There is a great deal of research on curanderismo in the field of anthropology.
Little research has been done within the mainstream or alternative medical communities on labyrinth walking in comparison to other forms of treatment.
Research on the effectiveness of hypnotherapy on a variety of medical conditions is extensive.
Research on atractylodes has generally been conducted in China and has focused on pharmacological investigation and animal experiments.
Quite a few research studies on ganoderma extracts have been done at universities in Japan, China, and South Korea. Many of these are test-tube or animal studies.
Research on F. cirrhosa and its botanical relatives has generally been conducted in China and has focused on pharmacological investigation.
British School of Osteopathy was created in 1915.