Systematic Process

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Photo courtesy of Thomas Aksnes

Thomas Aksnes of Bergen, Norway, with the Electrointersticial Scanner and patient.

The Foundation for Alternative and Integrative Medicine (FAIM) investigates alternative and integrative therapies using a three-pronged systemic approach.

Site visits and retrospective research

FAIM investigates clinics from around the world gathering data on alternative and integrative protocols for a multitude of health issues. The FAIM.org website posts this information making it available to anyone visiting the site at no cost. This retrospective research successfully offers a concise avenue to educate the public on options.

Conferences

FAIM attends conferences around the world to pursue its search for effective, non-toxic, and low-cost alternative and integrative therapies.

Networking to integrate new therapies into practice

FAIM reports all findings from site visits, retrospective research, and conferences on the FAIM.org website and collaborates with clinics and practitioners to further create a revolution in world wide health care.