The bar graph illustrates the preference for different types of complementary or alternative medicine therapies among USA adults in 2007 while, table depicts the list of most popular therapies over two years.
Overall, in bar graph demand for natural products highest meanwhile, chiropractic, massage, and yoga have similar percentage demand among USA adults. In ten most common complementary therapies guided imagery and homeopathic treater therapies have same demand at lowest percentages. In table list deep breathing therapy have highest requirement in both year while, massage treatment was lowest in 2002 but yoga become lowest required therapy in upcoming year.
In bar graph, natural products have highest demand and stood up at nearly 18% while second most popular therapy was deep breathing along with that meditation took third place with nearly 10%. The chiropractic, massage, and yoga have same demand percentage in U.S adults in 2007, in contrast popularity of diet-based therapy and progressive relaxation with percentage of nearly 4 and nearly 3 respectively. However, guided imagery and homeopathic treatment are having lowest and same percentages and stood up at 2.
In table list, in staring of the period deep breathing have highest percentage and even in 2007 it is the highest demanding therapy, it was 10.6 and stood up to 14.8 till end of the period. In 2002, percentage of meditation was 8.6 and increased up to 10.5 till 2007. Moreover, Massage had least demanded therapy in 2007 but it showed significant growth and reflect to 8.6 in 2007 in contrast, yoga took last position till end of the period with 7.1%.