The process of rethinking the concepts of modern medicine is gaining more and more attention among the general public as well as among physicians. Since orthodox doctors have never been trained in complementary therapies, they obviously lack the required expertise in this field.

One can advise interested physicians to start using biotherapeutic ampoules for the treatment of minor musculoskeletal disorders. These can be used as an alternative for oral anti-inflammatory drugs or local infiltrations with corticosteroids. They should avoid using these techniques for the ‘difficult’ patients. Biopuncture has great potential for patients suffering from musculoskeletal pain, sports injuries, allergies and inflammations.

Physicians are often surprised by how quickly they become comfortable with this approach, and how beneficial this method can be for their patients. When physicians, politicians and health insurance companies begin to see the potential in this unusually cost-effective therapy, there will be a vastly increased need for skilled physicians who are trained in Biopuncture.