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4 alternative ways to treat pain in feet, back, neck

Many "alternative" medicine practices are starting to become mainstream. More than 40 percent of Americans now integrate at least one alternative medicine practices into their health care -- things like yoga, meditation, acupuncture, or massage. "I have just in the last 5 years seen a shift where people have gone from asking what acupuncture is or thinking hypnosis is weird to really wanting it a
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Many "alternative" medicine practices are starting to become mainstream. More than 40 percent of Americans now integrate at least one alternative medicine practices into their health care -- things like yoga, meditation, acupuncture, or massage. 

"I have just in the last 5 years seen a shift where people have gone from asking what acupuncture is or thinking hypnosis is weird to really wanting it and incorporationg it into their regimens," says Dr. Taz Bhatia.

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