RELIGIOSITY AND ILLNESS

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Exploring the intersection of religiosity and illness, this text analyzes how various religious beliefs in Brazilian society influence health outcomes. Through a systematic review of literature and dialogues among diverse religious practices, including Candomblé, Umbanda, and Catholicism, it reveals the complex ways in which spirituality impacts perceptions of illness. The findings suggest that cultural references and beliefs play a significant role in shaping health behaviors and experiences, highlighting the importance of understanding these dynamics within health anthropology.