Objective To explore the typology of implemented salutogenic interventions and the health
effects described by the authors. Method A scoping review of the literature published …

This paper reviews the medical (salutogenic) effect of interventions that aim to improve
quality of life. Review of studies where the global quality of life in chronically ill patients was …

About 50% of the general population has a chronic disease not cured by biomedicine.
Objectives: Meta-analysis of holistic clinical medicine for which chronic patients were treated …

To review adverse events of intensive, clinical holistic medicine (CUM) as it is practiced in
holistic body-psychotherapy in England and Germany. Gerda Boyesen's" biodynamic …

Aim: To compare cost-effectiveness of CAM (non-drug talk touch therapy) and biomedicine
(pharmaceutical drugs) for all clinical conditions. Method: Calculating cost per cured patient …

Quality of life and self-rated health are important health measures. They are simple to use
and highly efficient for accurate documentation of treatment effects and thus for securing the …

We present a comparative analysis the impact of the different types of medicine that exist
today on the planet. We conclude that while the classical, holistic mind-body medicine is …

Most scientists assume that thought is a mental process closely associated to the nervous
systems and brain. This paper points to the possibility that thought might be a much more …

Objetivo Conocer el tipo de las intervenciones salutogénicas identificadas en la literatura
científica y los efectos descritos por los autores en la salud de la población. Método Se …

Holistic, complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is non-drug medicine where no
pharmaceuticals are prescribed. CAM uses the placebo effect ie the patient's own …