I REFER to the letter by Mr Richard Seah ('Mainstream doctors
shouldn't be insensitive to alternative medicine'; Nov 19) and
couldn't agree more with him.
I suffered from a chronic gastric condition for 20 years. I was
treated by both general practitioners and specialists in both
government and private clinics. I was put through all kinds of
tests and prescribed many medicines... but these did not improve my
condition.
A friend introduced me to bioresonance therapy last year and my
health has since improved.
Instead of criticising and making negative comments about
alternative medicine, why aren't these professionals in medicine
humbling themselves to find out why people are not sticking to
conventional treatments but seeking alternative ones instead?
Lim Swee Har (Ms)
