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Bioenergy
A term used by a range of alternative health advocates for a number of meanings, including life’s energy, also known as chi in Chinese traditional medicine, prana in Ayurvedic medicine and vital force in homeopathy
bioenergy,
n the energy of the body.
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The global economic crisis is an opportunity for Africa to venture into previously ignored bio-energy production, experts suggested on Thursday.
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