In her book Mind Over Medicine: Scientific Proof That You Can Heal Yourself, Dr Lissa Rankin lays out many remarkable examples of how the mind can affect the body. But first let us take a look at some other facts. Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843), the Founder of Homeopathy, had exhorted that a true Practitioner of the …
Healing has been described as the “process” of becoming whole again. It is a personal experience of transcending suffering – an experience that is independent of illness, impairment, cure of disease or even death. Such a process can be immensely helped by bio-energy based, non-local, and supernatural pathways. The marriage of science and medicine has …
What is Essential Hypertension? Essential hypertension is the condition normally known as high blood pressure in adults where there’s no identifiable cause of high blood pressure. Such a condition develops over a long period of time. Essential hypertension accounts for 95% of all cases of hypertension. Some people have high blood pressure caused by an …
This article was originally published by Homeopathy4you Pathogenesis, pathophysiology and symptomatology A clear understanding of pathogenesis, pathophysiology and symptomatology goes a long way in understanding and solving a case. Pathogenesis is a chain of biological mechanisms that leads to the diseased state. Pathophysiology refers to the functional changes resulting from disease. Symptomatology refers to the set …
Cold and cough are the two most common issues faced by those treating children. It is more common in preschool children than in older children . Acute cough is most commonly associated with the common cold. The Association of American Family Physicians recommends that if the cough is due to the common cold, a first-generation …
Screening, in medicine, is a strategy used to identify an unrecognized disease in individuals often without signs or symptoms. But some are quite unnecessary.
The story of the Golden Calf is a widely used metaphor to condemn idolatry. Therefore it is regarded as one of the most disgraceful moments in Jewish history. The idolatrous sin is about doubting God’s presence, creating a material object, and then assuming that the tangible is more powerful than the ineffable. In other words, …
