Why is a Liverpool hospital offering dubious “holistic treatments”? Fellow blogger Peter M. Heimlich (Atlanta, GA, US) and I have asked UK oversight agency
A couple of days ago, I reported an item about how Aintree University Hospitals in Liverpool offers, apparently via the publicly-funded National Health Service, these “holistic treatments” (all links to Quackwatch.com):
• “aromatherapy”
• “aromatic facial”
• “reflexology”
• “crystal therapy”
• “reiki”
• “colour therapy (chromotherapy)”
Today Peter and I co-signed (and are co-blogging) this request for a review to the Care Quality Commission, “the independent regulator of health and social care in England.” (Click here to read the request).
Shooting the Messenger 