Awareness about SuJok Therapy among medical students
Journal Title: National Journal of Integrated Research in Medicine - Year 2010, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
Su = hand and Jok = foot. it is Korean words relating to a therapy that employs hands and feet as treatment areas for the whole body. Professor Park, Jae Woo is a Korean scientist and philosopher. Exploratory study was conducted to find out awareness about sujok therapy among Medical Student.
Authors and Affiliations
Piyush Mahendra Purohit, Dhaval Pathak, Dr. Chinmay Shah
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