A patient is entering the clinic today requesting a method that has few physical risks, can be taught easily, and has provided evidence of positive effects. The patient is requesting a conventional method
What type of treatment would you advise them of? A) Reflexology
B) Magnetism
C) Acupuncture
D) Biofeedback
D
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Biofeedback is a mind–body medical technique. Mind–body interventions, such as imagery, humor, and hypnosis, have few physical risks, are easy to teach, and have proved to be effective. Although reflexology, magnetism, and acupuncture have also found acceptance, they lack these attributes, and questions remain about their effectiveness.
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