08-11-2009, 02:30 AM
"Deduction to Medical Science and Health Management"
For keeping my writings simple, easy to understand and most importantly, not very long, I divide my knowledge into these units, the 'Articles'. As and when necessary, I shall use other means.
There can be an interesting array of defining life. Many emotional souls depicts it in philosophical ways; rather pragmatic humans describe it with evidently logical ways. I'd say, life is a grant by mother nature, a grant consisting of characters, virtues, vices; a potential, which is higher in efficacy to impact the mother nature herself. A composition full of capabilities and limitations. Our great ancestors have scientifically defined it, while concentrating defining upon what does life perform rather than what it is, as a noun. actually this is the basic rule ,upon which indirectly or directly, we define our things and assign them nouns.
“Life is a property by which living and non living objects can be distinguished, which is characterized by metabolism, nutrition, growth, cellular structure, respiration, protoplasm, movements, life-cycle, reproduction, excretion, irritability, homeostasis etc.”
The measurement of the optimum living status, is denoted in terms health. The science of dealing with the maintenance of health and the prevention and treatment of disease, is called as “Medical Science”.
But I always suggest, a true learner and explorer of the multiverse, must never compartmentalize its findings rigidly, into rigid segments; definitions have value for ease of learning, universality and expression.
I don't want to bore my readers anymore with such abstract issues but if you keep above mentioned concepts in your mind, it'll be easier for you to explore further.
So now we are successfully deduced to a specific point– medical science, health and its maintenance. Various methods were propounded by various civilizations, to maintain health “Ayurveda”, “Homeopathy”, “Yoonaanee” (Sanskrit word-'Unani'; means-Greek) etc. As always, I shall not confine my methods merely among the above mentioned boundaries'. Though mostly I shall incorporate “Allopathy” for further writings (Allo-Greek-Allos; means-'other or different'/Pathos -'suffering'). May we have a great journey!