The best Alternative Medicine newsletters

A newsletter from the makers of TCM Weaver that uses the software to explain Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas, herb pairings and treatment logic. It also includes product promotions, a training challenge and occasional humorous personal pieces from an acupuncturist.

This newsletter publishes essays, interviews and book summaries that challenge mainstream medical and institutional narratives, covering vaccines, screening, psychiatry and alternative cancer therapies. It frames these topics through critiques of institutional closure, administrative control and suppressed treatments.

Newsletter and video posts from Dr. Sircus promoting his 'natural allopathic medicine' protocol, centered on sodium bicarbonate, magnesium, carbon dioxide and detoxification. Issues mix his personal claims and book promotion with selective news anecdotes, and many health claims are presented without supporting evidence.

A local clinic newsletter from an acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine practice in Kelowna, BC. It outlines conditions the clinic treats, such as digestive issues and musculoskeletal pain, and promotes booking appointments.

A local wellness clinic in Peterborough, Ontario shares clinic announcements and health articles on topics such as nutrition therapy and Lyme disease. Readers get information about the clinic's alternative services, hours, and the practitioners' views on natural health.

A wellness newsletter that publishes promotional-leaning articles on health topics such as photobiomodulation and rebounder trampoline exercise. Readers get benefit claims and product-oriented explainers, often with unsupported or exaggerated science.

A spiritual energy-healing newsletter offering personal essays on the soul, judgment, and human nature, often mixing mystical claims (archangels, omni-experiences) with pseudo-scientific comparisons to animal behavior. Readers looking for alternative-medicine and spiritual perspectives will find it, but it offers little verifiable substance.

Promotional-style articles on men's longevity topics such as exosome therapy, peptides, photobiomodulation and Joe Dispenza's coherence healing. Readers get broad, hype-heavy overviews of alternative anti-aging treatments with little sourcing or practical detail.

A weekly livestream companion newsletter from health blogger Ann-Marie Michaels and Jodi Hadsell promoting alternative 'biohacking' protocols for parasites, heavy metals, detox and autism recovery. Each issue pushes episode replays, a paid solutions guide and affiliate-linked products like LifeWave patches and water machines.