>> My search is new however,
>
>go post on (the newsgroup called) news:misc.health.alternative
For those interested, here is the charter for misc.health.alternative:
"misc.health.alternative is a newsgroup for general non-technical
discussion (pro *and* con) of health care and therapies which are
alternative, complementary, or not commonly accepted by Western
scientific medicine.
Appropriate topics include (but are not limited to): acupuncture,
Alexander technique, alternative cancer therapies, aromatherapy,
ayurveda, chiropractic, color therapy, healing, herbalism, holistic
dentistry, holistic medicine, homeopathy, hypnosis, iridology,
macrobiotics, meditation, megavitamin therapy, midwifery, naturopathy,
natural vision improvement (Bates method, etc.), osteopathy,
radiesthesia, reflexology, shiatsu and do-in, traditional medicine
(Arab, Chinese, Native American, etc.), and yoga.
Flames, name-calling, and abusive behavior in general (from either
side) are not welcome, but constructive criticisms and arguments are
encouraged, with the caveat that misc.health.alternative is to be a
generally non-technical consumer level discussion group."
J - 20 Mar 2004 23:30 GMT
> >> My search is new however,
> >
> >go post on (the newsgroup called) news:misc.health.alternative
>
> alternative cancer therapies,
And do read Peter Moran's and Orac's posts/replies about those.
J