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Anthroposophic medicine, or more precisely anthroposophically extended medicine, sees itself as an integrative medicine that combines conventional and alternative healing methods in a meaningful way for the benefit of the patient.

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	[[~~Anthroposophical~~ medicine]], or more precisely [[anthroposophically extended medicine]], sees itself as an ''integrative medicine'' that combines conventional and alternative healing methods in a meaningful way for the benefit of the patient.		[[Anthroposophic medicine]], or more precisely [[anthroposophically extended medicine]], sees itself as an ''integrative medicine'' that combines conventional and alternative healing methods in a meaningful way for the benefit of the patient.