Allergy shots, which are injections with an allergen solution, makes use of the theory of
a. naturopathy.
b. homeopathy.
c. chiropractic.
d. shiatsu.
B
Homeopathy uses small doses of a substance to stimulate the body's defenses and healing
mechanisms to treat illness. Option A: Naturopathy emphasizes health restoration rather than
disease. Option C: Chiropractic uses manipulation of the body to restore health. Option D: Shiatsu is
a type of massage.
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