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1 traditional medicine Western countries In Western countries, traditional healing methods are often de-emphasized in favor of modern medical practices and pharmaceuticals. 33
2 traditional medicine Western countries Traditional medicine in Western countries is often seen as an alternative or complementary form of healthcare and is met with skepticism. 30
3 traditional medicine Western countries Traditional medicine is viewed skeptically and considered an alternative to modern Western medicine in Western countries. 15
4 traditional medicine India Traditional medicine, including herbal remedies and acupuncture, is widely trusted and used in India for thousands of years. 10
5 traditional medicine United States In the United States, traditional medicine is often viewed as alternative or complementary to modern Western medicine and has a smaller role in mainstream healthcare. 10
6 traditional medicine China Traditional Chinese medicine, including herbal remedies and acupuncture, is widely trusted and integrated into healthcare practices in China. 8
7 traditional medicine African cultures In African cultures, herbal and spiritual healing are widely respected and integrated into healthcare practices. 7
8 traditional medicine Indigenous cultures Traditional medicine is intricately tied to Indigenous cultural beliefs and utilizes natural remedies and holistic healing techniques. 7
9 traditional medicine Eastern countries Eastern countries integrate herbal remedies and holistic approaches into their healthcare systems as part of traditional medicine. 6
10 traditional medicine United Kingdom Traditional medicine in the United Kingdom is seen as alternative or complementary and is viewed skeptically within the healthcare system. 6
11 traditional medicine Amazon rainforest The use of traditional plant-based remedies is deeply rooted in the healthcare practices of the Amazon rainforest. 5
12 traditional medicine Sweden Traditional medicine is less commonly used and often viewed as unconventional or outdated in Swedish culture. 5
13 traditional medicine Africa Traditional medicine is a significant and deeply rooted aspect of African culture with widespread use and deep spiritual significance. 4
14 traditional medicine Japan Traditional Japanese medicine prioritizes overall well-being and alternative medications over phenobarbital for epilepsy and seizures. 4
15 traditional medicine Kenya Traditional medicine is an important part of healthcare in Kenya and deeply ingrained in the culture. 4
16 traditional medicine Asian countries Traditional medicine, including herbal remedies and acupuncture, is widely practiced alongside modern medicine in Asian countries. 3
17 traditional medicine East Asia Traditional herbal medicine is widely accepted and incorporated into healthcare practices in East Asian culture. 3
18 traditional medicine Eastern countries Traditional medicine is widely accepted and integrated into modern healthcare practices in Eastern countries. 3
19 traditional medicine Malaysia Traditional herbal medicines and practices are deeply ingrained in Malaysian culture and commonly used for health and wellness. 3
20 traditional medicine Western medicine culture Traditional medicine is often seen as an alternative or complementary option in Western medicine culture and may not always be embraced by mainstream healthcare practices. 3
21 traditional medicine medical field Traditional medicine is an integrated part of healthcare with a focus on evidence-based practice and safety. 3
22 traditional medicine Europe Traditional medicine is less common in Europe where modern Western medicine is the standard approach. 2
23 traditional medicine Ghana Traditional medicine in Ghana is closely linked to cultural beliefs and practices and has a significant impact on healthcare. 2
24 traditional medicine Indonesia Traditional medicine is deeply rooted in Indonesian culture and widely sought for holistic wellness. 2
25 traditional medicine Medically advanced countries In medically advanced countries, traditional medicine is often overshadowed by reliance on modern pharmaceuticals and evidence-based medicine. 2
26 traditional medicine Middle East Traditional medicine, including herbal remedies, is widely respected and utilized in the Middle East, with traditional healers playing a major role in healthcare. 2
27 traditional medicine New Zealand Indigenous traditional medicines are highly valued and preserved in many New Zealand communities. 2
28 traditional medicine Rural African cultures In rural African cultures, traditional medicine integrates natural remedies and spiritual healing with modern healthcare. 2
29 traditional medicine Saudi Arabia Traditional Arabian and Islamic medicines are important alongside Western medicine in Saudi Arabian culture. 2
30 traditional medicine Traditional Chinese Medicine Traditional Chinese Medicine involves the use of herbal remedies, acupuncture, and focuses on balancing the body's energy flow. 2
31 traditional medicine Traditional medicine markets Traditional medicine markets rely on traditional and herbal medicine with minimal regulation and oversight. 2
32 traditional medicine Western medical community The Western medical community prioritizes evidence-based and pharmaceutical treatments, with limited trust in traditional medicine for serious conditions. 2
33 traditional medicine indigenous Amazonian cultures Indigenous Amazonian cultures primarily rely on natural remedies and plant-based treatments in their traditional medicine practices. 2
34 traditional medicine modern urban communities Traditional medicine is seen as a complementary or alternative to mainstream medicine in modern urban communities. 2
35 traditional medicine African tribal culture Traditional medicine, including herbal remedies and spiritual healing, is widely used and deeply respected in African tribal culture. 1
36 traditional medicine Central Africa Traditional medicine in Central Africa includes herbal treatments, spiritual rituals, and generational knowledge. 1
37 traditional medicine Christian countries Traditional medicine is less common and less relied upon in mainstream healthcare in Christian countries, which prioritize modern medical practices. 1
38 traditional medicine Colonizing countries Colonizing countries prefer and dominate modern Western medicine over traditional medicine. 1
39 traditional medicine Developed countries Traditional medicine is considered alternative or complementary medicine in developed countries. 1
40 traditional medicine Developing countries In developing countries, limited access to modern healthcare has led to a reliance on traditional medicine for treating health conditions. 1
41 traditional medicine East African countries Traditional medicine in East African countries incorporates locally sourced herbs and plants, reflecting deeply rooted cultural and healthcare practices. 1
42 traditional medicine European Union Traditional medicine in the European Union is highly regulated and requires scientific validation and testing. 1
43 traditional medicine Global cultures Traditional medicine is widely accepted and utilized in global cultures despite the prevalence of modern medicine and pharmaceutical drugs. 1
44 traditional medicine Indigenous communities in the Amazon rainforest Indigenous communities in the Amazon rainforest rely on traditional herbal remedies and plant-based treatments. 1
45 traditional medicine Indigenous communities in tropical regions Indigenous communities in tropical regions rely on traditional herbal remedies and healing practices in their traditional medicine. 1
46 traditional medicine Indigenous communities with traditional knowledge systems Indigenous communities highly value traditional medicine for its holistic approach and use of natural resources and spiritual practices. 1
47 traditional medicine Indigenous cultures in colonized countries Traditional medicine is highly valued and used alongside modern treatments in Indigenous cultures in colonized countries. 1
48 traditional medicine Ivorian culture Traditional medicine and healing practices are widely used in Ivorian culture, playing a significant role in healthcare through the use of herbal remedies and rituals. 1
49 traditional medicine Less medically developed countries Traditional medicine is the primary form of healthcare in less medically developed countries and is deeply integrated into their culture and daily life. 1
50 traditional medicine Liberia In Liberia, traditional medicine and spiritual healing practices are widely used. 1
51 traditional medicine Malagasy culture Traditional medicine is an essential part of healthcare in Malagasy culture. 1
52 traditional medicine Modern science Traditional medicine is frequently criticized for its lack of scientific evidence and proven effectiveness in the context of modern science. 1
53 traditional medicine Pacific Islands Traditional medicine in Pacific Island cultures is relied upon for healing and wellness through natural remedies and spiritual practices. 1
54 traditional medicine Preventive measures Traditional medicine in many cultures is highly valued for its holistic and preventive approach to health. 1
55 traditional medicine Remote areas in Asia In remote areas of Asia, traditional medicine is widely relied upon, utilizing herbal remedies and traditional healing practices. 1
56 traditional medicine Rural areas in Indonesia In rural areas of Indonesia, traditional herbal remedies and medicine are widely used and trusted for healing. 1
57 traditional medicine Rural communities in developing countries Traditional medicine is commonly relied upon for healthcare and healing in rural communities in developing countries. 1
58 traditional medicine Scientific communities Traditional medicine is often considered unproven or ineffective compared to modern scientific medicine by scientific communities. 1
59 traditional medicine Skeptic culture Skeptics may prefer evidence-based modern medical treatments over traditional medicine. 1
60 traditional medicine Traditional agricultural practices in rural Asia Traditional medicine in rural Asian cultures relies on local herbs, roots, and traditional practices for healing. 1
61 traditional medicine Tribal Tribal culture utilizes traditional medicine involving herbs, rituals, and spiritual healing practices passed down through generations. 1
62 traditional medicine Tropical medicine culture Tropical medicine culture relies on herbal remedies and traditional healing practices. 1
63 traditional medicine Urban areas in Western countries Traditional medicine is less commonly used in urban areas in Western countries, where there is a preference for modern pharmaceuticals and medical treatments. 1
64 traditional medicine Urban areas in the United States In urban areas in the United States, traditional medicine is less commonly used and there is often a preference for modern medical treatments. 1
65 traditional medicine West Papua Traditional medicine is a significant aspect of healing practices and community health in West Papua. 1
66 traditional medicine Western medical education Western medical education emphasizes evidence-based medicine and pharmaceutical treatments over traditional medicine. 1
67 traditional medicine Western medical professions Western medical professionals view traditional medicine with skepticism and evaluate it based on scientific evidence. 1
68 traditional medicine Wildlife conservation in Africa Conservation organizations in Africa raise awareness about the impact of traditional medicine on endangered species and ecosystems. 1
69 traditional medicine Zulu tribe in South Africa Traditional healers in the Zulu tribe in South Africa play a significant role in using natural remedies and rituals to treat illnesses and maintain spiritual balance. 1
70 traditional medicine biology education in East Asia Traditional medicine is commonly integrated into healthcare practices in East Asia due to the influence of biology education. 1
71 traditional medicine coastal indigenous cultures Traditional herbal remedies and healing practices are integral to the cultural beliefs and community healthcare systems of coastal indigenous cultures. 1
72 traditional medicine indigenous tribe culture in Brazil Traditional healing practices and herbal remedies are deeply integrated with spiritual beliefs and rituals in indigenous tribe culture in Brazil. 1
73 traditional medicine isolated communities In isolated communities, traditional medicine is relied upon due to limited access to modern healthcare. 1
74 traditional medicine malaria-endemic regions Traditional medicine is commonly used as a treatment for various ailments in malaria-endemic regions. 1
75 traditional medicine medical field in Japan Traditional Japanese medicine is highly respected and practiced alongside modern Western medicine in Japan. 1
76 traditional medicine medical research community in western countries Western medical researchers are exploring traditional medicine for potential health benefits and mechanisms of action. 1
77 traditional medicine medical science Traditional medicine in certain cultures may be regarded with doubt due to the absence of scientific proof in certain instances. 1
78 traditional medicine remote villages in Asia Traditional medicine is widely used in remote Asian villages, incorporating local plants and natural remedies. 1
79 traditional medicine rural cultures without advanced technology Traditional medicine is relied upon for healing and wellness in rural cultures using natural ingredients and remedies. 1
80 traditional medicine urban cultures with advanced technology Despite being traditional, traditional medicine is often less commonly used in urban cultures with advanced technology in favor of modern medical practices. 1
81 traditional medicine urbanized Western countries In urbanized Western countries, traditional medicine is overshadowed by modern pharmaceuticals and medical treatments. 1
82 traditional medicine western medical practitioners Many western medical practitioners are skeptical and believe traditional medicine is unproven and ineffective, leading to its limited acceptance in treatment plans. 1