How to choose a safe and effective treatment or remedy for your child or yourself from the many that are available?
We understand that it is not easy to select a treatment or remedy option for your child or yourself from the many treatment options available. But the truth is it is not too difficult. You just need to know how to evaluate them for safety and effectiveness.
Any treatment or remedy will fall into one of two categories:

• Experimental
• Scientifically and clinically proven

You just need to know how to determine whether the treatment or remedy is experimental or scientifically and clinically proven.

Experimental treatments/remedies have no authoritative evidence of safety & efficacy and are not proven in clinical studies. Usually there is little or no published medical data about them. That is why it may be risky to use them.
Scientifically and clinically proven treatments/remedies have authoritative evidence of safety and efficacy and are proven in clinical studies. That is why it is safe to use them.

Your therapy choice criteria checklist:

• Safe and Effective (clinically proven; study published in a medical journal)
• Substance is not foreign to the body
• Therapy has no drug interaction
• Efficacy rate is high

As an example we can review Halotherapy treatment.

Halotherapy treatment has been proven both scientifically and clinically in many clinical studies published in Europe. Some of them you can find at: Clinical Result page
Halotherapy treatment and technology was also reviewed by both Health Canada and the Canadian Standards Association and it was recognized as a medical device for treatment of breathing disorders.
Halotherapy technology has been used in many leading hospitals in Europe in mainstream medicine by respirologists, ENT physicians, and other medical specialists.