1
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qi
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Western countries
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Less prevalent in medical discourse and not a widely recognized concept in health care
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1
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2
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qi
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Western culture
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Less commonly recognized as a fundamental principle of the body's functioning
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1
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3
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qi
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Western culture
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Not commonly recognized as a fundamental aspect of health and wellness.
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1
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4
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qi
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Western culture
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Not a recognized scientific concept, but used in TCM and martial arts
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1
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5
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qi
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western culture
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The concept of Qi is not a fundamental aspect of medical diagnosis or treatment in western medicine.
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1
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6
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qi (chi)
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Western countries
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Not commonly recognized or acknowledged in mainstream medical practices
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1
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7
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qi (chi)
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western cultures
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Not a concept generally recognized in medical science
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1
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8
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qi (or chi)
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Western countries
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In Western cultures, the concept of qi is not widely recognized in mainstream medicine and is often viewed as a pseudoscience or mystical belief.
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1
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9
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qi (or chi)
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Western culture
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The concept of Qi is not widely recognized or used in mainstream Western medicine.
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1
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10
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qi (氣)
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Western countries
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Not commonly recognized as a tangible concept, often seen as a philosophical or spiritual concept
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1
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11
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qi (氣)
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Western countries
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Not typically incorporated into mainstream wellness or lifestyle practices
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1
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12
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qipao
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Western countries
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Considered a stylish and exotic fashion choice, often worn to themed parties or events.
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1
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