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The document discusses traditional healing practices in the Philippines. It describes different types of traditional healers such as hilot (massage therapists), albularyo (herbalists), and faith healers. It explains various diagnostic and treatment methods used by these healers such as prayers, rituals involving animals or plants, massage, and herbal remedies. The document also describes mythical creatures that are part of traditional Philippine folklore and beliefs, and how these beliefs can influence traditional healing practices.

By: Abella, Jomaica Benitez, Jennifer Castillo, Alithea

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