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How to make alternative medicine work for you — References and further reading

Further reading

The National Institute of Health maintains a website for alternative and complementary medicine that provides a wealth of information and further reading.

Peggy Huddleston’s book Prepare for Surgery, Heal Faster is a wonderful guide for incorporating alternative methods into preparing for surgery and recovering quickly afterwards.

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Last Modified: 08/17/2009

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