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ments, and using herbs, acupuncture
and stress reduction. With these meth-
ods he's had patients move from
symptomatic to asymptomatic for
extended periods of time.
Sandweiss' patients have generally
tried more traditional treatment and
either haven't been satisfied with the
results or haven't liked the side-effects.
If the problem is serious or acute,
Sandweiss will prescribe antihista-
mines and inhalers. Some of his
patients combine traditional and com-
plementary treatments, but many
resolve their symptoms completely
with complementary methods.
Ironically, in alternative-oriented Ann
Arbor, Sandweiss is sometimes in the
position of having to beg patients to
take an antibiotic or go to a hospital.
:2-
For evidence of the effectiveness of
his methods, he points to a 2,000- to
3,000-year history of anecdotal success
and reams of double-blind studies in
European and Chinese journals. He
looks forward to the National Institute
of Health's Office of Alternative
Health research results on acupunc-
ture, homeopathy and manipulation.
"Conventional medicine has
tremendous things to offer for acute
crisis care and for intricate diagnostic
tests," he says. "However, for chronic
non-life-threatening diseases, it needs
help from other health paradigms." ❑ • n=

Lisa Gayle is a Detroit freelance writer.

CALLED

Memos

MOM FOR LUNCH ON TUESDAY, BUT

SHE WAS GOING TO A BOOK REVIEW

IN THE LIBRARY. I DROPPED BY ON

THURSDAY, BUT SHE COULDN'T COME

BECAUSE SHE WAS BUSY IN THE ACTIVITIES

ROOM WORKING ON HER NEW EXERCISE

PLAN. I INVITED MYSELF TO LUNCH WITH

HER ON FRIDAY, AND THE FOOD WAS

TERRIFIC. I TOLD MOM TO CALL MY

BROTHER AND LET HIM KNOW HOW

SHE LIKES HER NEW HOME AT

THE HEATHERWOOD. I HOPE SHE CAN

FIND TIME TO CALL. •

Dr. Rival

the 1M

ATHERWOOD

retirement Living for the
‘Mclive 5 Senior

For information call
Kathy Ostrowski

(810) 350-1777

22800 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE

SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN

Dr. Jan Rival, senior staff internist at
Henry Ford Hospital, was given the
Laureate Award by the Michigan
Chapter of the American College of
Physicians. Dr. Rival is board certified
in internal medicine and is a clinical
associate professor of medicine at
University of Michigan.