Which type of medicine do those of the Hindu faith typically practice?
a. Ayurvedic medicine
b. Western medicine
c. Chiropractic medicine
d. Tribal medicine
A
Those of Hindu faith typically practice Ayurvedic medicine, which encompasses all aspects of life, including diet, sleep, elimination, and hygiene. Some believe in the medicinal properties of "hot" and "cold" foods, which have nothing to do with temperature or degree of spiciness. People who practice Hinduism do not typically practice Western medicine, chiropractic medicine, or tribal medicine. Native Americans practice tribal medicine or remedies that incorporates natural remedies.
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