FT: A lot of physicians also work in the homeopathic field. These are complementary not adversarial, also chiropractors, and physical therapists. Other physical medicines are compensated and are covered adequately, by the insurance. So there is coverage for both western medicine and the non-western medicines; you could have acupuncture, you could have chiropractic care, physical therapy, and you can request it as a physician or as a patient, and it is covered.

DK: Very nice, and I picked up somewhere along the way that in Switzerland they use more herbal treatments. Is that true or is that more historical?

FT: I think that in all Europe, homeopathic medicine is also a medicine, and so it’s considered as an alternative or complement to western medicine.

DK: And is that provided by a medical doctor or by a homeopathic doctor?

FT: It would be by a homeopathic doctor, and a homeopathic doctor may also be a medical doctor.

DK: Interesting.

FT: They could specialize in homeopathic medicine.
DK: Very interesting. Would you mind if I ask you some questions about your own experiences that you have been through.

FT: Sure.

DK: So before I met you, can you describe the problems you were having?

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