Brazil presents a substantial but highly variable Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) landscape — one of the largest outside East Asia in terms of practitioner numbers, yet historically lacking the formal licensing frameworks and dedicated educational infrastructure to guarantee consistent quality. The country has an estimated 150,000–200,000 practitioners of acupuncture and related TCM modalities , making it one of the most acupuncture-dense societies in the Western hemisphere. TCM was incorpora...
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