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The tradition of prasadam in Hinduism, which refers to food that has been offered to a deity during worship and then distributed to devotees, deeply intertwines with aspects of health, enveloping physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. The practice transcends mere religious ritual, embedding health consciousness, communal welfare, and the encouragement of a balanced diet within its core.
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