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TRADITIONAL REMEDIES AND MODERN MEDICINE.
The Past Meets the Future.
Research on traditional, plant-based medicine still falls short relative to the pharmaceutical industry…
But one thing is for sure:
Plant medicine is going head-to-head with modern medicine.
Researchers are no longer only turning to conventional medicine as the solution to every health concern. Plant medicine, as an alternative, can be viable, if not more effective (and safe and cheaper) form of healing and treatment. And the numbers are saying so.
We’re facing an empowering time — a paradigm shift — in how we view health and healing.
Plant medicine is no longer “unreliable” or void of our conversations about our health. We’re finally reviving the knowledge of our ancestors for millennia to help us heal — individually and as a whole.
Nature always has a cure.
HOW MEDICINE HAS CHANGED OVER TIME?
Medical Advances.
1. New drugs created post-1945. The success of penicillin during the war, prodded researchers to study other moulds. Streptomycin, found in chickens, was used successfully to treat TB;
2. Since 1945, there has been a greater use of steroids in medicine. These were used to relieve pain and inflammation. Cortisone was used in injection form to treat rheumatoid arthritis;
3. After 1961, pacemakers were introduced to maintain a regular heartbeat;
4. In the 1980’s, the government’s touted HIV as near enough a death sentence and in Britain issued public health warnings on television showing icebergs crashing into the sea. Now, just twenty years on, combination drug therapy offers sufferers hope and a huge amount of research has gone into finding a cure or vaccination for this world-wide disease. ‘New’ diseases have also come to the fore including the Ebola virus.
HOW NUTRITION HAS CHANGED?
How What We Eat Has Changed.
Many thousands of years ago, the first primitive humans took a step that would change the species forever – they made the first primitive ovens.
Cooking food – and back in those days it was more likely to be a woolly mammoth than a juicy burger – changed our diet, and ultimately ourselves. Cooking was the first human act to refine food. And it’s that refining – whether by farming or processing the raw resources into something more edible – that has allowed humanity to spread across the globe.
It has fuelled the growth of human settlements, bred international trade and powered the huge cities that define human habitation in the 21st Century.
But it has created problems – with easier access to food, humanity’s population has exploded. And producing and moving the food we eat needs vast amounts of energy, contributing greatly to climate change.
How do we continue to feed ourselves without harming the planet?
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE.
What Is Preventive Medicine? A Look at What These Proactive Providers Do.
WHAT IS PREVENTIVE MEDICINE, EXACTLY?
Preventive medicine is exactly what it sounds like — it aims to prevent sickness before it happens.
WHY IS PREVENTIVE MEDICINE IMPORTANT?
Chronic diseases, such as diabetes and heart disease, account for seven out of ten deaths, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This is why screening and detection have become so critical. Healthy habits are just as critical, including eating well, exercising, and avoiding tobacco use. These help individuals stay healthy, avoid disease, or minimize the effects of a disease.
STAYING A STEP AHEAD
Now you know about what preventive medicine is and how doctors incorporate it into their practice or specialize in it altogether. This is an important field of medicine that not only helps patients and populations thwart illness, but also helps keeps health costs down.
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