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- - - - The review discusses the significance of holistic health therapies for African American (AA) women with chronic conditions, emphasizing the disparities in health outcomes for AA women. The study suggests that understanding the cultural and spiritual perspectives of AA women, providing culturally relevant information, and addressing issues such as medication compliance challenges are crucial for improving healthcare outcomes in this population. (Moore 59)
        
        research on holistic therapy for African American women post chronic disease diagnosis is just beginning. Addressing healthcare disparities requires comprehensive care plans considering their spiritual and religious nature. Further research is needed to understand their perspectives and design effective studies to improve health outcomes.
- - - - Holistic menopause care adopts a patient-centered approach, utilizing healthcare resources to address medical, surgical, and psychological needs. It employs diverse therapies and involves patient's overall environment. This framework can guide practitioners in menopause medicine and other healthcare professionals dealing with chronic diseases.. (Kalra 69)
        
        Holistic medicine focuses on physical, mental, and sexual health, induces remarkable positive changes in patients, promoting a three-phase healing process and resulting in improved well-being and happiness. Patients experience physical treatment, mental clarity, and enhanced social and loving qualities, leading to a shift towards a spiritual philosophy of life. In contrast, chemical medicine's premise of correcting biochemical errors tends to keep patients passive and reliant on drugs, lacking the transformative impact and conscious awakening seen with holistic medicine. (Ventegodt 73)