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Examples are in parenthesis: (with a few of the modalities available at each step)
Step 0: Do Nothing Step 1: Collect Information Step 2: Engage the Energy Step 3: Nourish and Tonify Note: Healing with Steps 4, 5, and 6 always causes some harm. Step 4: Stimulate/Sedate For every stimulation/sedation, there is an opposite sedation/stimulation, sooner or later. Addiction is possible if this step is overused. Step 5a: Use Supplements These substances may do as much harm as good. Step 5b: Use Drugs Step 6: Break and Enter Side effects, including death, are inevitable. Susun Weed
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