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The conventional narrative surrounding miraculous healings often defaults to metaphysical or purely spiritual explanations, ignoring the rigorous, data-driven field of psychoneuroimmunology (PNI). This article challenges that paradigm by positing that
The conventional narrative surrounding miracles is one of dramatic, high-stakes interventions—a sudden healing in a crowded stadium, a last-minute rescue from a natural disaster. This perspective, however, ignores a profound
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