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European Wellness – The Evidenced Rationale behind the Biological Medicine: Ad Astra Per Aspera

Dmitry Klokol, Mike K.S. Chan, Michelle B.F. Wong

Abstract


Modern conventional healthcare system is not always able to provide “wellness” and well-being to the patients. This became a growing concern in the society that resulted in increased interest of the public to alternative medicine. The paper provides a critical analysis to the current situation of alternative medicine and offers a promising solution in a form of Biological Wellness – a global concept created and provided by the European Wellness Centers.

Keywords


wellness, biological medicine, biological wellness, alternative medicine, treatment paradigms, rejuvenation

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