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medical ethics --- clinical competence --- competence and plausibility --- competence and evidence --- homeopathy --- the treatment of diabetes --- vaccination --- ethics and vaccination --- CAM organisations --- charities --- research fundamentals --- nonhuman studies --- anecdotal evidence --- experimental versus observational studies --- randomised clinical trials --- RCTs --- data analysis --- P-value pitfalls --- statistical power --- prior probability --- statistics --- systematic reviews --- control group --- Reiki and stress management --- herbal medicine and sleep quality --- CAM medication for cancer hormone therapy side-effects --- chiropractic and acupressure for headaches --- placebo control group --- aromatherapy --- reflexology --- rheumatoid arthritis --- CBT --- depression --- pseudo-control group --- cancer chemotherapy --- respiratory tract infections --- manipulation --- exercise and leg pain --- acupuncture and hot flashes --- mindfulness --- CAM studies --- craniosacral therapy --- statistical malpractice --- postoperative recovery --- Bach flower remedies and Carpal Tunnel syndrome --- wet cupping --- fraud --- intercessory prayer and pregnancy --- evening primrose oil and eczema --- homeopathy test system --- Ukrain and cancer --- cognitive impairment --- eurythmy and health --- naturopathy and health --- surveys --- consumer satisfaction --- natural remedies --- tonsillopharyngitis --- education --- CAM education --- deficits in fundamental science education --- deficits in discipline-specific medical science education --- deficits in research skills education --- deficits in diagnostic and therapeutic skills education --- cults and CAM education --- expropriation of concepts from mainstream medicine --- Holism --- evidence-based medicine --- university education and CAM --- mainstream medical degrees and CAM --- informed consent --- diagnostic techniques and CAM --- individualized CAM treatment --- refute contradictory evidence --- circumvent inconvenient evidence --- evade the need for scientific evidence --- paradigm shift --- scientific methodology --- treating a non-existing condition --- maintenance treatment --- stimulating the immune system --- symptoms --- cure --- the placebo effect --- mental distress --- false hope --- financial loss --- exploitative marketing of CAM to healthy consumers --- marketing via the internet --- the ethics of commerce --- financial exploitation of vulnerable patients --- financial exploitation of society --- back pain --- conventional medicine --- fundamental assumptions in CAM --- CAM falsehoods --- thinking holistically --- financial eploitation of consumers