Integrative Health Or Complementary And Alternative Medicine

Report Highlights

The report focused on the different types and brands of integrative health or complementary and alternative medicine. Furthermore, the scope of the report also covers the impact of COVID-19 and drivers and challenges for integrative health or complementary and alternative medicine market.

The report covers the market value for the historic year 2020, followed by the base year 2021, estimated year 2022 and forecast period from 2022 to 2027 for each intervention, disease indication, distribution method, end-user, and regional markets, and the estimated values are derived from the manufacturers’ total revenues.

The report also includes a discussion of the major players across each of the regional integrative health or complementary and alternative medicine markets; it explains the major market drivers of the global integrative health or complementary and alternative medicine industry, current trends within the industry, major applications, and the regional dynamics of the global integrative health or complementary and alternative medicine market.

The report concludes with a special focus on the vendor landscape, which includes detailed profiles of the major vendors in the global integrative health or complementary and alternative medicine market.

Summary.

Integrative health or complementary and alternative medicine refers to therapeutic products and methods that are not studied a part of traditional or standard therapeutic treatment. It includes a combination of self-directed products and events, such as herbal medications, dietary supplements, homeopathic remedies, and even yoga, with chiropractic protection, acupuncture, and massage therapy.

It also incorporates manipulative and body-centred practices, whole medical systems and biofield therapy. At present, integrative health or complementary and alternative medicine is generally used to treat people with cancer and relieve common side effects like pain, nausea, and fatigue.

It is also utilized by health specialists such as psychiatrists, and physiotherapists who prescribes some nutritional supplements as an alternative of standard drugs. Complementary medicines are also known as biomedicines or allopathic.