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holistic experience meaning experiencing fully or as a whole person. holistic experience meaning experiencing fully or as a whole person.
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Would you say 'a holistic' or 'an holistic'?
You would say 'a holistic' because the initial consonant (h) in 'holistic' is pronounced. Compare to: a hat, a hospital, a horrible experience. Words starting with 'h' where the initial letter is silent are an exception to the general rule that you would only use 'an' if a word starts with a vowel. So the correct usage is: an heirloom, an hour, an honour.
Only Thai Spa?
Only Thai Spa offer a range of services to ensure a holistic wellness experience.
Make sentence on Holistic?
We will examine the following case as a holistic study. Let's look at this from a holistic perspective. Would you recommend a holistic treatment?
How would you use holistic in a sentence?
We will examine the following case as a holistic study. Let's look at this from a holistic perspective. Would you recommend a holistic treatment?
Do you need a license for holistic healing?
Since the U.S. does not recognize holistic healing, you cannot be license for holistic healing.
Which is easier to construct analytic or holistic?
Holistic is easier than analytic.
Can holistic health and conventional health be integrated?
You can ask a doctor about holistic health. Most Holistic doctors also know about normal treatment.
When was Journal of Holistic Nursing created?
Journal of Holistic Nursing was created in 1983.
Is Holistic health is a new form of medicine?
No, because the original from of medicine was holistic
What is the holistic approach method?
maksud pendekatan " the holistic appoach method" dalam ilmu antropologi
What is a holistic person?
An holistic person is a person who believes in all natural healing. This may involve vitamins, essential oils, and meditation. Typically, an holistic person does not use traditional western medicine.
What are holistic ingrediants?
Of or relating to holism.Emphasizing the importance of the whole and the interdependence of its parts.Concerned with wholes rather than analysis or separation into parts: holistic medicine; holistic ecology.
