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This is a wonderfully precise encapsulation for the point of view of the holistic medicine approach, which begins with the assumption that health is a positive and active state, that it is an inherent characteristic of whole and integrated human beings. Which means that a person is not a patient with a disease syndrome, but a whole being. Acknowledgment of this wholeness means that the therapist must appreciate the mental, emotional, spiritual, social, and environmental aspects of his or her patients' livesโnot just the physical. A holistic practitioner of any particular therapy has a deep respect for the individual's inherent capacity for self- healing. This facilitates a relationship of active partnership in the healing process, as opposed to an unequal dynamic between expert healer and passive recipient.
The concept of relating to the whole person is, of course, not new. It is an inherent part of the healer's heritage. Beginning with Hippocrates, teachers through the ages have guided every student doctor, herbalist, and nurse toward a deeply caring support of the patient. Today's emphasis on holistic medicine is an attempt to correct the tendency in modern medicine to equate "health care" with the treatment of disease entities. Holism is not limited to any medical technique or theory. Rather, it provides a context in which the whole person is consideredโhis or her physical as well as mental and emotional health, including quality of life and relationships.
Holistic medicine emphasizes the uniqueness of the individual coming to the healer for care. The importance of tailoring treatment to meet the broad needs of each individual is fundamental, as is the need to understand and treat people in the contexts of their families, communities, and culture.
This new understanding reflects changes in both attitude and approach, a small part of a profound transformation now taking place in the way our culture views itself and the issues that affect it. This has been called a paradigm shift: a change in the patterns of belief and perception that our culture holds about itself. Such shifts have happened many times before.
Phytotherapy[Herbal medicine]- is a thriving medical modality that uses whole plants to treat whole people, It is both an art and a science. With its roots in the past, it is still relevant and meaningful in the present. Herbalism has a scope of use that is wider then any form of medicine, as herbs may be used for any condition that is medically treatable.
~Words of David Hoffman [Medical Herbalism], edited and adjusted by Eden Bar.
EKATA is A Natural Home Of Holistic Medicine; Which provides a wholistic approach of treatment through a line of herbal remedies that treats a range of known symptoms, Or an opportunity to focus on your own individual condition and create an herbal formula especially for you and your uniq body and mind.
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