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Does holistic medicine truly heal or just make people feel good without fixing the problem?
With rising healthcare costs and a growing distrust of pharmaceutical giants, more people are turning to holistic medicine—but does it deliver measurable results or just comfort? Cast your vote and share your take on whether alternative therapies truly heal.
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