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PubMed1997

Take two ginseng and call me in the morning. Alternative therapy and traditional medicine shake hands and make up.

Consumers have been using alternative therapies for years--they spent $13.2 billion on them in 1990--and many mainstream physicians are finally taking such treatments seriously. Oxford Health Plan is offering an alternative medicine program through its network, and research conducted at universities and teaching hospitals is validating the mind/body connection. In Oklahoma City, Integris Health has discovered the power of a good belly laugh and is making it work for patients.

Complementary Therapies↗
PubMed2000

[Experimental animal study of the safety of biologically active food supplement obtained from ginseng root].

The aim of present study was an investigations of safety of product "Bioton-1" which is suggested as biologically active food additive. Long-term intake the product "Bioton-1" by the rats Wistar during 6 month at doses of 0.75 ml per kg of body weight hadn't an unfavorable effects on integral, biochemical, hemotologic and morphologic parameters of animals. It was shown on two generations of rats that "Bioton-1" hadn't an embryotoxic, gonadotoxic and teratogenic effects and also hadn't negative effect on growth and development of posterity of rats. Including into the diet of rats product "Bioton-1" at dose of 0.25 per kg of body weight during the whole life hadn't an effect on animals life duration.

Animals↗