Indian Board of Alternative Medicines Fake

Neither alternative medicine nor Indian boards of alternative medicines are fake and the fact has been tested and proven that it offers state of the art support in healing. After all it is all about striking the right balance. The Accreditation papers are available on IBAM- Recognition, Accreditation and Validity

 

We have dealt with this topic - at length - more than once. And posters knowledgeable about Indian education have assured us about its less-than-wonderful degree status.

An appalling number of Indians and foreigners, including Americans, have used these "medical degrees" to lie and bungle their way along, pretending to be skilled practitioners - often in mainstream, allopathic medicine. Some have landed in jail as a result. I feel they deserved it. Every one of them!

A notable, quotable quote, from our expert on Indian higher education:

"One thing for sure - this institution IS NOT AUTHORIZED by any accrediting organizations in India to grant degrees."

See this thread on the school.

http://www.degreeinfo.com/accreditation-discussions-ra-detc-state-approval-unaccredited-schools/40044-indian-board-alternative-medicine.html

No, thanks. :sad: Not today - not ever!

Johann

 

Oh..ya...you can treat common cold, minor burns, bruises etc using their credentials (or not).

And of course, some states in India allows RMP (Rural Medical Practitioners) to issue medical certificates (mandatory for civil servants for a sick leave). The RMPs (just like a medical assistant) existed a while ago to treat minor ailments especially in the rural areas. They are extinct now.

If you try to anything else with these credentials, you don't know what you are risking.