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Organised by: Co-Sponsored: Malaysian Healthy Ageing Society Overview Of Complementary And Alternative Medicine Dr. Sivaneswaran Poobalasingam Director of Integrative Medicine Amrita Integrative Health Centre TIL0303 Level 3 One IOI Square


  1. Organised by: Co-Sponsored: Malaysian Healthy Ageing Society

  2. Overview Of Complementary And Alternative Medicine Dr. Sivaneswaran Poobalasingam Director of Integrative Medicine Amrita Integrative Health Centre TIL0303 Level 3 One IOI Square IOI Resort , Putrajaya Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  3. Complementary Medicine is used by up to 80% of the population WHO

  4. 39% reported using some form of CAM therapy 2011 Millenium Cohort Study(United States) Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  5. Expenditure United States(2010) USD 34 billion annually Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  6. Broad domain of healing resources that encompasses all health systems, modalities and practices and their accompanying theories and beliefs other than those intrinsic to the politically dominant health cycle of a particular society or culture in a give biological period Cochrane Collaboration Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  7. Complementary Medicine  CAM is a group of diverse medical and health care systems, practices and products that are not presently considered part of conventional medicine Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  8. Complementary Medicine  Holistic approach to health  Emphasis on disease prevention over disease treatment  Deals with patient as a whole  Treatment of the whole patient (body mind and spirit) versus a single pathogen Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  9. Complementary Medicine  Mind and body linked  Disease stems from a disturbance at the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual level  Therapeutic intervention is to restore balance and facilitate the body’s own healing response Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  10. Complementary Medicine  Complementary medicine dates back to 5000 years  For centuries complementary medicine kept people healthy  Complementary medicine gave birth to modern medicine Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  11. Complementary Medicine  Complementary medicine Used together with conventional medicine  Alternative medicine Used in place of conventional medicine  Integrative Medicine Combines mainstream medicine and CAM therapies Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  12. MAJOR TYPES OF COMPLEMENTARY AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  13. National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine  Classification into 5 categories  Alternative medicine systems  Mind-Body medicine  Biological based systems  Manipulation and body based methods  Energy medicine Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  14. 1. Alternative medicine systems Built upon complete systems of theory  and practice Evolved apart from and earlier than  conventional medicine E.g. Homeopathy Naturopathy  Traditional Chinese Medicine  Ayurveda  Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  15. 2. Mind – Body Medicine  Concept that the mind is important in treatment is integral in many traditional therapies  Hippocrates (400B.C) advocated this concept  Varieties of intervention techniques  E.g. Meditation Yoga Prayer Therapies such as music Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

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  17. 3. Biologically Based Therapies • Use substances found in nature such as herbs, vitamins and foods • E.g. Dietary supplements Herbal Products Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

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  19. 4. Manipulation and Body Based Methods • Based on manipulation and/or movement of 1 or more parts of the body • E.g. chiropractic manipulation osteopathic manipulation massage Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  20. 5. Energy Medicine  Deals with energy fields  Two types of energy fields:  Bio-electromagnetic based therapies(Veritable)  Bio-fields(Putative) Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  21. Energy Medicine  Bio-electromagnetic based therapies • Can be measured • Uses electromagnetic fields, mechanical vibrations • Uses specific wavelengths and frequencies in therapies • e.g. magnet therapy Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  22. Energy Medicine  Bio-fields  Yet to be measured  Based on concept that human beings are infused with subtle forms of energy  Vital energy or life force  Has various names  E.g. Qi, ki, prana, orgone, etheric energy  Illness results from disturbances of this energy field  E.g. reiki, qi gong,yoga, healing touch Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  23. 42% of Americans used CAM in 1998 as compared to 34% in 1990 JAMA Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

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  25. “Less Than 5% of Patients Use CAM on Its Own. More Than 95% Use It Integrated With Modern Medicine.” Gerard Bodeker, Global Initiative for Traditional Systems (GIFTS) of Health, Institute of Health Sciences, University of Oxford, England. Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  26. 42% used complementary therapies Of the CAM users 74% used CAM with conventional medicine Survey done by Landmark Health Care Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  27. 76% used CAM Among CAM users 95% used integrative medicine Survey done by National University of Singapore Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  28. Malaysia  65% use CAM  Indians 45% Chinese 32% Malays 22%  78% reported that their condition improved Hassan et al. Use of complementary and alternative medicine among patients with chronic diseases at outpatient clinics .Complementary therapies in clinical practice 2009 Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  29.  Number of hospitals offering CAM has tripled since 2000  In 2000 14% of hospitals provided CAM Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  30. Commonly Used CAM in Adults  Herbal remedies  Echinacea-immune function  Gingko --- Cognitive Function  Saw Palmetto --- Prostrate Enlargement  Mind-Body Medicine  Meditation  Yoga  Chiropractic Manipulation  Acupuncture  Massage Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

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  33. Malaysia  Nutritional supplements (48%)  Herbal medicine (26%)  Traditional Chinese Medicine (4%) Hassan et al. Use of complementary and alternative medicine among patients with chronic diseases at outpatient clinics .Complementary therapies in clinical practice 2009 Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  34. Qi Gong and Taiji Patients with early stage dementia can slow their physical, mental and psychological decline:  Improved cognitive function  Improvement in self-esteem  Improvement in physical function  E.g. balance Burgeones et.al American Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease and other Dementia , 2008 Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

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  36. Yoga Improvement in sleep quality and mental health indicators Chen K.M et.al .Sleep quality depression state and healthy status of older adults after Silver Yoga Exercises. Int J Nurs Stud 2008 Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  37. Yoga Significant reduction in pain and improvement in energy levels Groessl EJ et al. Yoga for veterans with chronic back pain. J Altern Complement Med 2008 Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  38. Research  CAM therapies not patentable which may lead to reduced funding from the private sector  Can be marketed without any proof of efficacy in contrast to pharmaceuticals.  Disinterest from manufacturers to fund scientific research Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  39. Common Health Problems  General Health  Musculoskeletal E.g.Back,hip,arthritis  Anxiety, depression  Sleep disorders  Gastro-intestinal disorders  Diabetes  Coronary artery disease  Hypertension  Allergies  Pain Management Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

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  41. What Are The Reasons For The Use Of CAM? Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  42. Majority of patients choosing alternative medicine do so mainly because those approaches are more aligned with their values, beliefs and philosophical orientations towards health and life. JAMA Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

  43. Why Do People Use Cam?  Changing needs and values in modern society contributes to an increase in the popularity of CAM  An increased sense of entitlement to quality life  Increase in public access to health information  Reduce tolerance to paternalism Dr Siva Poobalasingam Amrita Integrative Health Centre

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