Significance of Holistic treatment
Holistic treatment, as defined by Ayurveda and science, emphasizes addressing the whole person by considering the interconnections of the mind, body, and environment. This comprehensive approach incorporates various physical, emotional, and social factors in healthcare, focusing on lifestyle and psychological well-being alongside symptom management. In Ayurveda, it involves treating conditions by understanding an individual's unique makeup, aiming for optimal health and wellness rather than merely alleviating symptoms. Holistic treatment seeks to promote balance and harmony within the individual.
Synonyms: Integrative therapy, Comprehensive care, Alternative therapy, Mind-body therapy, Wellness treatment, Natural healing, Integrative medicine, Whole-person care, Complementary medicine
In Dutch: Holistische behandeling; In Finnish: Holistinen hoito; In Spanish: Tratamiento hol铆stico
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Hindu concept of 'Holistic treatment'
Holistic treatment in Hinduism emphasizes a comprehensive approach to health, acknowledging the interconnectedness of the mind, body, and environment, promoting overall well-being rather than just addressing specific ailments.
From: Charaka Samhita (English translation)
(1) An approach to health that considers the whole person and the interconnections between mind, body, and environment.[1]