Natacha Calestreme. Olivier Seignette
BIG MAINTENANCE – Author of bestsellers on emotional release, Natacha Calestrémé discusses the benefits of conventional and complementary medicine to help patients avoid excesses and become more involved in their healing.
Health is said to be the primary concern of the French*, who are showing increasing distrust of medicinal remedies.
THE FIGARO MAGAZINE. – According to a Harris poll, 86% of French people say they have a good image of alternative medicine, but 44% of them consider themselves ill-informed about them. What are the main obstacles to the transparency of information concerning the practitioners of these non-conventional medicines, in your opinion?
Natacha CALESTREME. – Unlike conventional medicine, which is based on experimental evidence, alternative medicine is the subject of few studies – the experiments remain individual, non-reproducible – and are therefore not scientifically validated. On the strength of this observation, Gérard Ostermann, this professor of medicine whom I asked for my book, recommends designing other types of evaluations: he suggests focusing these on what these treatments bring in terms of quality of life, listening, and even results…
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