A new perspective on medicine

A new perspective on medicine

society increasingly falls back on medicinal products as a means of relieving pain, treating infections and diseases, but many of these synthetic medications have a long list of side effects. What the world does not know is the effectiveness of natural remedies. Therefore, medical coverage is not universal, and this requires holistic treatments. Medicine of the Middle East was largely dismissed in favor of pharmaceuticals and at the same time rejected medical knowledge for thousands of years. What can be healed with a crushed clover is now replaced by ibuprofen. This is one of the biggest mistakes in our "universal" health system. In the spring holidays of last year, I have developed a medical journal and have expanded since then by adding holistic remedies that are used instead of synthetic drugs to treat a variety of diseases. This would not only restore almost forgotten medical knowledge, but also promote a peaceful relationship between Muslims and other Middle Eastern communities in a time when such peaceful relationships are vital.

How long should we not know these things? Yes, maybe medication and OTC medication are much more efficient and work faster, but what happens to our appreciation for medical literature and the equivalent at a millennium? Should they be disposed of? Thrown away?

We have to work on this as a company.

I recently used this. A few days ago, on January 6, 2018 around 9 p.m., my father stated that he had complaints on his right eye. I made curiosity a high -resolution photo of the eye in question in the position slightly lying on my back. I analyzed the picture and discovered irregular growth/inflammation in the right upper eyelid. I remember that in some of my school classes I read and read about different eye infections and irregular growth, such as conjunctivitis ("Pink Eye"), Myasthenia Gravis and Bleepharitis. I came to the conclusion that the symptoms that my father survived were characteristic of what was generally referred to as "barley grain". In the barley grain, the eyelid is usually slightly red and almost looks like trying to develop into a minor because of blepharitis. I asked myself and my father: "Maybe this barley grain was the cause of lack of sleep? I asked that because a few blood vessels in his right eye swell out." No, "he replied. I read and researched online about barley grain. Shortly before my mother got up to go to the pharmacy to get him a few OTCs, I read that barley grains could be healed with simple technology: heat.

I told my father that he should apply warmth (best option) so that the inflammation in the idea and the bacteria it contains can come off (if this is the right word). He held a wet, hot towel over his right eye (be careful: he didn't necessarily have to touch his eye with the towel). He lasted it for 6-8 minutes and repeated this until the pain subsided. The next day he carried out the same procedure. After only two days in which the same procedure was routinely practiced (without medication), my father's eyelid again took its normal color and shape.

So you have it.

Certain things can be healed by holistic, natural remedies. We are happy to think that doctors, doctors, pharmacists etc. are "responsible" for medicine. Not necessarily. Medicine can start at home. One step at once.