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Der Onkologe, 2009
Ayurveda ist eine der altesten und am weitesten verbreiteten ethnomedizinischen Ansatze. Ayurveda ist Sanskrit und bedeutet Lebensweisheit oder auch Lebenswissenschaft. Man versteht darunter eine traditionelle indische Heilkunde, die schatzungsweise seit etwa 3000 bis 5000 Jahren praktiziert wird.
O. Micke, J. Hübner, K. Münstedt
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Ayurveda ist eine der altesten und am weitesten verbreiteten ethnomedizinischen Ansatze. Ayurveda ist Sanskrit und bedeutet Lebensweisheit oder auch Lebenswissenschaft. Man versteht darunter eine traditionelle indische Heilkunde, die schatzungsweise seit etwa 3000 bis 5000 Jahren praktiziert wird.
O. Micke, J. Hübner, K. Münstedt
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Manuscriptology in Ayurveda w.s.r. to Ayurveda Mahodadhi
International Journal of Research Publication and ReviewsManuscriptology is the study of hand written literature. Manuscripts treasure a vast knowledge. It is imperative to study manuscripts to discover the ancient knowledge and wisdom. Manuscripts are a bridge between present and past. For Ayurveda, the study of manuscripts is inevitable as the legacy of Ayurveda is more than three millennia old.
Chaudhary Anubha +2 more
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Ayurveda, “yaşam bilimi” anlamına gelmektedir. Ayurveda olarak da adlandırılan ayurvedik tıp, holistik (bütünsel) bir tıp sistemi olup, geçmişi 5000 yıl öncesine kadar dayanmaktadır.Ayurveda’da sağlık yaklaşımı doğal ve bütünsel olarak ele alınır. Bu nedenle dünyada ayurvedik tıbba olan ilgi zamanla artmaktadır.
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Schweizerische medizinische Wochenschrift, 1977
The ancient medicine of India (ayurveda) is a broadly conceptualized anthropology embracing the whole human being without the Western body/soul dualism. A symptomatology based on careful observation leads, in conjunction with etiology, pathogenesis and pathology, with constitutional and personality features, to a differentiated nosology.
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The ancient medicine of India (ayurveda) is a broadly conceptualized anthropology embracing the whole human being without the Western body/soul dualism. A symptomatology based on careful observation leads, in conjunction with etiology, pathogenesis and pathology, with constitutional and personality features, to a differentiated nosology.
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Ayurveda and medicalisation today: The loss of important knowledge and practice in health?
Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine, 2020John Dh Porter +2 more
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