| holistic medicine |
Medical care, which considers the patient as a whole, including his physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, social and economic needs.
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| holistic medicine |
philosophical approach to health care which treats the patient as a whole person, not simply as a disease process or a collection of symptoms. Holistic health care practitioners may combine allopathic medicine with complementary therapies, taking into account the emotional, spiritual, social, nutritional, mental, environmental, and physical aspects of health and illness.
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| holistic medicine |
1. Alternative medicine. 2. Form of alternative medicine that focuses on (a) personal accountability for one's health; (b) the human body's ability to heal itself; and (c) balancing the body, mind, and "spirit" with the environment. Holistic medicine encompasses acupuncture, biofeedback, faith healing, folk medicine, meditation, megavitamin therapy, yoga and many more.
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| holistic medicine |
An approach to therapy which focuses on the use of natural substances, and in which all the physical, mental, and social aspects of the patient's life are taken into account in understanding and curing their illness as opposed to merely treating their symptoms.
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| holistic medicine |
A personal and comprehensive approach to natural health and the manifestation of human potential through healing and evolving spirit, mind, emotion and body. The practitioner may use any variety of natural healing suggestions to work in partnership with an individual toward greater health, wholeness, balance and integration. This approach to health recognizes the patient as a whole person, not just a disease or a collection of symptoms. ...
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