Ayurveda: emerging benefaction to public health care
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...[7] The biomedical validity of constitutional assessment in Ayurveda has recently received confirmations from genomic studies.[8] Health is an individual, relative state and Prakriti may explain why peculiar diseases occur to patient and not to another one....
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...Ayurveda describes health as Swasthya, which refers to a state of complete, balanced, physical, mental and spiritual well-being.[1,2], This reminds us to United Nations’ World Health Organization’s definition of health (1948) as “a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity”....
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"Ayurveda: emerging benefaction to p..." refers background in this paper
...Ayurveda describes health as Swasthya, which refers to a state of complete, balanced, physical, mental and spiritual well-being.[1,2], This reminds us to United Nations’ World Health Organization’s definition of health (1948) as “a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity”....
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...Thus, in Ayurveda the concept of public health, even encompassing all ages, focuses primarily on the individual capability of healthy aging intended to complete fulfilling one’s life.[11] An ideal health care system as defined by Ayurveda is one which cures a disease without causing or precipitating other illness (Shamyet yo na kopyet)....
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