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The document discusses holistic and complementary therapies. It explains that holistic care believes people can grow from health, illness, and dying by promoting active participation in their own healthcare. Complementary and alternative medicine focuses on maximizing the body's inherent healing ability and treating the whole person, rather than just symptoms. Some healing and dying modalities discussed include centering, relaxation, imagery, meditation, music therapy, aromatherapy, reminiscence, journaling, touch therapies, herbology, homeopathy, and prayer. The benefits of complementary and alternative medicine are said to include strengthening the body's defenses, empowering patients, and being safer and gentler than conventional therapies.
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This document provides an overview of alternative medicine and various non-traditional healing practices. It discusses the history of alternative medicine, including ancient Chinese, Tibetan, Native American, and Ayurvedic practices. A variety of alternative treatment options are also described, such as homeopathy, herbal remedies, vitamins/minerals, bee therapy, and iridology. The document aims to explore different components of alternative medicine and how they can help improve health and well-being.
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This document provides an overview of alternative medicine, including its history and various treatment options. It discusses how alternative medicine has its roots in ancient practices from China, Tibet, North America, and India. These traditions focused on treating the whole person rather than just physical symptoms. The document then examines several alternative treatment approaches, including homeopathy, herbal remedies, herbal teas, vitamins/minerals, bee therapy, and iridology. It provides examples of how each method can be used to treat various common ailments in a natural way.
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