It is frequently assumed that the holistic approach is inherent only in non-western medical systems. In this book Vicki Pitman traces holism in the Hippocratic foundations of western medicine. Holism is a concept that has regained currency in contemporary thought, prompted in large part by the resurgence of complementary medicine. The wise aphorisms of Hippocrates are still quoted but few, even western complementary practitioners, appreciate holism’s Greek origins. Pitman highlights the relationship of ancient medicine with the ideals of Greek Philosophy and demonstrates the commitment of the body, in diagnosis and in the treatment of disease. By comparing the ancient Greek model and practice with that of Ayurvedic medicine in India, she shows the practical relevance of ancient thought and methods to modern integrated medicine.
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