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The specialty based on the belief that the causes of disease stem from violations of nature's laws is known as naturopathy. Naturopathy emphasizes natural remedies and the body's intrinsic ability to heal itself, advocating for lifestyle changes, herbal medicine, and other holistic approaches. Practitioners focus on prevention and the treatment of ailments by aligning with the body's natural processes.

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