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Self-healing vs. Medical Treatment: A Complementary Approach
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- In her health column, Kim Mi-hee, director of the clinic, proposed an integrative approach that views self-healing and medical treatment as complementary rather than opposing.
- The column introduces five principles from the University of Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine, cases of high blood pressure and knee surgery, and a five-step method for communicating with medical staff.
- Emergencies and symptoms lasting two weeks or more must first be evaluated by medical staff, and the column also presents a four-week integrated health management program.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 셀프힐링 vs 의학적 치료: 상호보완적 접근법
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