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    Philippines which has been used as a traditional herbal medicine for centuries. Research on lagundi conducted by the Philippine Department of Health has suggested that the plant has a number of practical uses‚ and the use of lagundi is actively promoted by the government as a result. Outside of the Philippines‚ preparations of lagundi are sometimes available at stores which supply herbal medicines‚ or through practitioners of herbal and alternative medicine. This plant is native to the swamps of the Philippines

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    There is growing interest in traditional medicine‚ complementary and alternative medicine (TCAM). According to WHO TCAM is a health practice‚ approach‚ knowledge and beliefs in cooperating plant‚ animal and mineral based medicines‚ spiritual therapies‚ manual techniques and exercises‚ applied singularly or in combination to treat‚ diagnose and prevent illness or maintain wellbeing. Kenya is a rich source of natural resources that can greatly improve primary health care of our people. Success stories

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    Native American Medicine

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    Jesse Henne Professor Kurt Siedschlaw CJUS18801 25 March 2013 Medical Cures and Healing Beliefs of Native Americans The medical cures and healing traditions used by the Native Americans are rather interesting and different compared to modern day Anglo Saxon cures. Native Americans‚ using their basis of ideas and beliefs‚ have developed a general idea of naturalistic cures and healing processes. Although the cures and healing processes are much different than Anglo Saxon ideas of curing

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    they are inconsiderate and loud. But if you are one of the laughing groups‚ you’d never think that. I hear the real saints of today are the ones who make you laugh. They give you the best gift - the gift of joy. They really show laughter is the best medicine. Laughter can be a very private thing - an inward smile you keep to yourself‚ a tender smile to a baby or an animal. Laughter can be polite too - to make someone feel better. Remember that awful joke your friend told? The one that made no one smile

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    Everyone has experienced some kind of pain. A personal injury or the loss of a loved one can be devastating. Perhaps finding some humor in the situation could ease this pain. This is something that I depend on in my times of need‚ and it works every time. So whether my pain is physical or emotional‚ I believe that laughter makes all of life’s mishaps better. Laughter can be very private thing – an inward smile you keep to yourself‚ a tender smile to a baby or an animal. Laughter can be too polite

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    Medicine In The 1920's

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    Medicine of the Roaring Twenties “The Roaring Twenties‚” when those three words are heard what comes to mind? Probably flappers‚ prohibition‚ or gangsters quickly come to mind‚ but what about Band-Aids‚ insulin‚ or health insurance. Many life changing and lifesaving discoveries in medicine occurred in the 1920s. Some of the amazing discoveries were insulin for the treatment of diabetes‚ the Band-Aid for healing wounds‚ and the iron lung for the treatment of polio. To keep up with these new medicines

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    toads at the waist for preventative purposes. It was also a custom to douse oneself with vinegar and to chew angelica before approaching the patient. These precautionary steps may seem very ridiculous and random. However‚ the popular belief about medicine formed from six different theories‚ which happened to make sense at the

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    As a child‚ I remember looking up at adults and wondering why they were always so serious. I did not know exactly why or how their lives were so much more complicated than mine. I counted on them to take care of the difficult and confusing concepts‚ which I had no clue how to deal with. Now that I have matured‚ it is necessary to learn more about compound matters. On the other hand‚ I do not have to wear the same serious‚ intense faces that most grownups have painted on their faces. My dad continuously

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    Ancient Greek Medicine

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    Ancient Greek Medicine While Greek Medicine particularly from the 5th century B.C onwards‚ increasingly used scientific method to develop cures‚ there still however remained people that considered medicine to be a religion. The ancient Greeks (Hellenic) made important discoveries about the human body and health‚ so by the sixth century BC‚ medicinal practices focused largely on a more clinical approach involving observation. Their discoveries were made by firstly studying the human anatomy using

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    and the god of medicine. He was born between Apollo and Coronis. According to Scholia in Pindarum‚ “There is a legend that the raven revealed to Apollo the intercourse of Ischys with Coronis.” For this reason‚ Pindarus said that Apollo let Artemis murder Coronis by her golden arrows. As Coronis‚ however‚ was burnt on a funeral pyre‚ Apollo took the unborn child out from her womb. Then‚ Pindarus argue that Apollo brought his son to centaur Chiron to teach Asclepius the art of medicine. Therefore‚

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