Then weigh the possible risks and benefits for your particular situation. Please remember that individuals are not always accurate reporters of their own medical history. To find individuals who have used the therapy of interest, contact consumer organizations and self-help groups. They may have a list of what their members have been using and their reactions to them. Friends and relatives can also be a valuable source of information.
Some information is available on what type of therapy can be used for specific conditions.
While this information may have some value, it is important to realize that it is based mostly on clinicians' personal experience rather than on solid scientific research. This information may be obtained from various professional organizations. While these organizations do their best to provide objective information, be aware that their very purpose is to defend and promote the profession and practice that you are potentially interested in using. Relatively little is known about this potential interaction. If you plan to combine several therapies, make sure that your various practitioners know what you are doing.