Health 10-1 (Alternative Modes of Health Care)

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Alternative modalities of care

Refers to methods that are of equivalent value and similar purpose

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RA 8423

Also known as TAMA

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Traditional and Alternative Medicine Act

TAMA

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Philippine Institute of Traditional and Alternative Health Care

PITAHC

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PITAHC

Is attached to the DOH in embracing, developing and regulating the use of alternative health care products.

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Herbal Medicine, Acupuncture, Ventosa massage cupping therapy, Reflexology, Naturophaty

List of approved complementary and alternative health care modalities.

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10 Herbal Medicines

The DOH has approved the _____ in the country as part of its advocacy to accelerate the use of alternative health care modalities.

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Acapulco

Treats skin fungal infections

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Bitter melon

Aids in treatment of diabetes

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Garlic

Helps reduce blood cholesterol

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Guava

Disinfects wounds

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Lagundi

Relieves discomfort brought about by coughs and asthma

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Niyog-niyogan

Helps eliminate intestinal worms

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Sambong

Helps excrete kidney stones

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Tsaang gubat

Treats skin diseases such as eczema and scabies.

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Pansit-pansitan

Helps fight symptoms of gout

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Yerba buena

Relieves body aches, pain, and fever

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Acupuncture

This is a practice that involves the insertion of extremely thin needles through the skin at specific points of the body to help cure disease and relieve pain. It is derived from traditional Chinese medicine. Each anatomical point of insertion, according to practitioners, is stimulated, allowing the flow of body energy.

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Ventosa massage cupping therapy.

This alternative medicine uses cups that are placed on a local section of the skin to induce suction. Cupping involves heating the cups inside, using flammable substances, and immediately placing them upside down onto the skin. It is claimed to promote healing and relieve pain.

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Reflexology

This refers to the application of pressure to specific areas of the feet, hands, and ears. It is known to provide relaxation and help relieve stress. Practitioners use a chart to guide them on where to apply pressure.

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Naturopathy

_____, which involve a medical system that uses traditional treatment approaches to promote overall well-being. It is a holistic approach that employs natural forms of modalities, including botanical medicine, hydrotherapy, and homeopathy.

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Consumer Act of the Philippines (Republic Act 7394)

ensures and implements consumer welfare and protection.

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The Consumer Act of the Philippines also presents____ basic rights of a consumer

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