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   Summary:Prayer can be defined as a "reverent petition," the act of asking for something while aiming to connect with God or another object of worship. Prayer on behalf of the ill or dying has played a prominent role throughout history and across cultures. Metaphysical explanations and beliefs often underlie the practice of prayer.Scientific Evidence:Uses These uses have been tested in humans or animals. Safety and effectiveness have not always been proven. Some of these conditions are potentially serious, and should be evaluated by a qualified healthcare provider.   Read more

 

rVita Treatment Chart for Prayer

Condition
 Scientific Rating
From Natural Standards		 User Reviews
10=Highest		 rVita Composite Score
Arthritis Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Fertility and Pregnancy Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Diabetes Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Leukemia Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Kidney Disorders Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Smoking Cessation Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Skin Cancer Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Pregnancy and Labor Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Pancreatic Cancer Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Ovarian Cancer Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Lymphoma Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Lung Cancer Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Liver Cancer Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Gynecological Cancers Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Gastrointestinal (GI) - Stomach Cancer Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Chronic Illness and Quality of Life Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Cancer Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Brain Cancer Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Bladder Cancer Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Alcoholism Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
AIDS-related Kaposi's Sarcoma Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
HIV-associated Nephropathy (HIVAN) Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Fusion Inhibitors (FIs) Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Heart Attack Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Breast Cancer Unclear or Conflicting Evidence Write a review -
Prostate Conditions Traditional Therapy With Insufficient Evidence Write a review -
Prostate Cancer Traditional Therapy With Insufficient Evidence Write a review -
 
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Prayer News and Blogs

CAM Use Among Cancer Survivors
www.sciencedaily.com - August 5, 2008
A study from American Cancer Society revealed that nearly half of cancer survivors use complementary and alternative methods in the form of prayer, meditation, relaxation, supplements, and massage. The study found that CAM users were more likely to be women, whites, younger cancer survivors, individuals with higher income, and individuals with more education.
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