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Higher composite adherence to spice extract, diet, and Yoga—plus repeat visits—was linked to much greater patient-reported relief in a single-arm Integrative Health Clinic cohort (dose 4: 98.2%, 326/332).
- Why it matters: Evidence for real-world effectiveness of structured lifestyle programmes delivered with standard care is limited for industrial workers with chronic, non-communicable conditions.
- What they did: In a retrospective single-arm cohort of 1,466 patients with usable telephone contact (follow-up through 4 November 2026), investigators coded YES/NO relief and practice compliance from calls, skipping non-definitive responses.
- The result: Relief was 83.7% (850/1,016) among patients with definitive answers, and rose from 5.2% (6/115) at compliance dose 0 to 98.2% (326/332) at dose 4, supporting feasibility for prospective controlled studies.
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