Animal Complementary Therapies

Non-invasive pressure is applied to specific points on the body as the practioner's fingers or thumbs induce the same reactions in the patient as acupuncture.

• accuweather

• acupressure

• accuracy

• acai

Fine copper or steel needles are inserted in the skin at acupoints on the body to relieve illness and mental/physical stress.

• Cupping

• Fencing

• Cryptorchid

• Acupuncture

In alternative medicine, holding a divining rod or pendulum over the cat.

• Dowsing

• Dowdy

• Doldrums

• Dolly

Ancient Chinese art involves arranging animal (or your) home environment to optimize mental and physical wellbeing. Acupuncture was derived from this.

• Karate

• Crackling

• Bonsai

• Feng shui

Plant based natural medicines for both external and internal use.

• Herbalism

• Omnivore

• Sentinel

• Herbalife

Remedies derived from animal, mineral, or vegetable substances through sometimes strange sources like snake venom, arsenic, and egg yolks.

• Homogenized

• Homeopathy

• Pasteurized

• Homerun

Iridology is diagnosed by the examining _____________. Changes in color and shape can help determine disease likelihood.

• tongue

• throat

• foot

• eye

Testing muscles that relate to an organ system through an energy field to determine imbalances.

• Olfactory

• Xarque

• Kinesiology

• Osteopathy

Diseases of body organs are treated by applying pressure to particular joints.

• Reflexology

• Flexing

• Ducklips

• Preening

Manipulative adjustment of muscles and joints to relieve misalignment that is causing pain.

• Oreos

• Offal

• Osteotherapy

• Olfactory