For three years, Zhou Xing watched in rising panic as her mother, diagnosed with early-stage lung cancer, refused the surgery her doctors urged. Instead, she placed her faith in a popular but controversial wellness program, Mongolian mind-body interactive (MBI) therapy, that involves attending daily classes to listen to songs, perform exercises and hear testimonials of miraculous cures.
Cover Story: Controversial Mind-Body Therapy Attracts Over 1 Million Chinese Seeking Miraculous Cures
2025年07月14日 04:38
Marketed as low-cost healing, the therapy is drawing scrutiny over unproven claims, emotional manipulation and suspected abuse of public insurance
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