Dear glocals community,
I have recently moved to Geneva and am now looking for a GP (or internist). In German speaking countries there are sometimes medical doctors who also include non-classical therapies in their portfolio, e.g. bioresonance therapy. If anybody can recommend someone, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks,
Dora
Dear glocals community,
I have recently moved to Geneva and am now looking for a GP (or internist). In German speaking countries there are sometimes medical doctors who also include non-classical therapies in their portfolio, e.g. bioresonance therapy. If anybody can recommend someone, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks,
Dora
Dora TAug 5, 2015 @ 19:25
I recommend that you stick to "classical medicine", also known as "non-quackery medicine" or "the medicine that works".
I recommend that you stick to "classical medicine", also known as "non-quackery medicine" or "the medicine that works".
TheOmegaMan, Aug 6, 2015 @ 19:54
Barone Sante in Onex , www.baronesante.com, naturopathic physicians, might offer this. You can also check with Rony and Veronique Man at the International Academy of Healing, www.iah-healing.com.
Barone Sante in Onex , www.baronesante.com, naturopathic physicians, might offer this. You can also check with Rony and Veronique Man at the International Academy of Healing, www.iah-healing.com.
Kate Lanxner, Aug 7, 2015 @ 09:59
Barone Sante in Onex , www.baronesante.com, naturopathic physicians, might offer this. You can also check with Rony and Veronique Man at the International Academy of Healing, www.iah-healing.com.
Aug 7, 15 09:59
That's interesting, I had no idea such centers existed. At least, as grown up, people have the choice between "traditional" and natural (in what people consider 'a democratic place').
That's interesting, I had no idea such centers existed. At least, as grown up, people have the choice between "traditional" and natural (in what people consider 'a democratic place').
TreeOf Life, Aug 7, 2015 @ 11:14



