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WELSH-LANGUAGE CARTOON
Will Quack Quack

quack      
n. kwakzalver; kwak, gekwaak
pseudo-scientific         
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  • poison ivy]]
  • The scientific method is a continuous cycle of observation, questioning, hypothesis, experimentation, analysis and conclusion.
  • The astrological signs of the zodiac
UNSCIENTIFIC CLAIMS WRONGLY PRESENTED AS SCIENTIFIC
PseudoScience; Pseudo science; Pseudo-science; Pseudoscientific; List of protoscience; Fraudulent science; Pseudosciences; Pseudoscientist; Pseudo-Science; Conservationist physics; Conservationist Physics; Parascience; Pseudosci; Pseudocience; Psuedoscience; Psuedoscientist; Pseudoscientifc; Psuedo-science; Psuedo-scientific; Pseudo-scientific; Pseudoscientists; Bogus science; Shampoo science; Pseudo-sciences; Crackpot theory; Pseudoscientific stance; Medical electrician; Controversial pseudosciences; Hoodoo science; Quack science; Quack theory; Psuedoscientific; Pseduoscientific; Politics and pseudoscience; Politically-motivated pseudoscience; Prevalence of pseudoscientific beliefs in the United States; Pseudoscientifically; Parascientific
pseudo-wetenschappelijk (niet in wezen wetenschappelijk)
holistic medicine         
  • "''They told me if I took 1000 pills at night I should be quite another thing in the morning''", an early 19th-century satire on [[Morison's Vegetable Pills]], an alternative medicine supplement
  • [[Acupuncture]] involves insertion of needles in the body
  • adjusting]]" the spine
  • [[Edzard Ernst]], an authority on scientific study of alternative therapies and diagnoses, and the first university professor of CAM, in (2012)
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  • [[Marcia Angell]]: "There cannot be two kinds of medicine&nbsp;– conventional and alternative."<ref name=Angell1998/>
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  • Health campaign flyers, as in this example from the [[Food and Drug Administration]], warn the public about unsafe products.
  • Ready-to-drink [[traditional Chinese medicine]] mixture
FORM OF NON-SCIENTIFIC HEALING
Alternative medicines; Complementary and alternative methods; Complementary and Alternative Methods; Holistic health; Alternative Medicine; Healer (alternative medicine); Complementary medicine; Complementary and alternative medicine; Alternative medicine (issues with and criticism of); Alternative healing; Holistic medicine; Healers; Complementary and alternative therapy; Holistic Health; Complementary Medicine; Natural Cures; Natural remedies; Holistic therapies; Holistic therapy; Complimentary medicine; Complementary medicines; Complementary therapies; Complementary and Alternative Medicine; Alternative therapy; CER (natural cure); Alternative health; Complementary or alternative medicine; Complementary therapy; Allopathic and osteopathic medicine; Osteopathic allopathic; Alternative therapies; Controversial therapies; Allopathic osteopathic; CAM (medicine); Integrative Medicine; Integrated health; Integrated medicine; Pseudo-therapy; Pseudo-therapies; Pseudotherapy; Pseudotherapies; Homeopathy and allopathy; Complimentary and alternative medicine; Alternative and complementary medicine; Natural treatments for pain; Whole medical system; Whole medical systems; Fringe medicine; Integrated Medicine; New age medicine; Alternate medicine; New Age Medicine; Pseudo-medicine; Alt med; New Age medicine; Integrative medicine; Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/Integrative Medicine; Integral medicine; Chinese integrative medicine; Chinese Integrative Medicine; Alt-med; Alternative medical system; Alternative medical systems; Pseudomedicine; Integrative Health Practices; Complementary/alternative medicine; Unconventional medicine; Alternative medicine practitioner; The Horstmann Technique; Alternative-medicine; Complementary therapists; Alternative physical therapy; Integrative health; Whole health; Integrative health care; So-called complementary and alternative medicine; Noetic medicine; Noetic health; Heterodox medicine; Integrative Health; Medical Pluralism; Alternative meds; Questionable medicine; Altmed; Irregular medicine; Unorthodox medicine; Alternative treatments; Alternative treatment; Holistic Medicine; National Center for Complementary and Integrative Medicine; Center for Integrative Medicine
holistische geneeskunde (de leer dat de werkzaamheid v.e. organisme groter is dan de som der werkzaamheden v.d. samenstellende eenheden; de leer v.d. primaire waarde v.e. organisme als totaliteit)

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Wil Cwac Cwac

Wil Cwac Cwac is a Welsh-language children's animated television series produced by Siriol Animation for S4C in 1982. It is based on a series of children's books written in the early 1930s by Jennie Thomas and J. O. Williams, including the famous Welsh-language book Llyfr Mawr y Plant (Welsh for "Big Children's Book"). Both book and television series take place in rural Wales. An English-language version of the show (called Will Quack Quack) was produced for the wider English-speaking market. The first 20 episodes were dubbed in UK English and aired on Children's ITV in 1984, with the remaining 10 following in 1986. In both versions, all narration and characters were voiced by Myfanwy Talog. A US English dub was also made, with Liza Ross narrating, and aired in the United States on The Disney Channel as a segment on the program Lunch Box.