- Humorism, the
humoral theory, or
humoralism, was a
system of
medicine detailing a
supposed makeup and
workings of the
human body,
adopted by
Ancient Gr****...
- and acts that are
contrary to habit.
Hippocrates espoused a
theory of
humoralism wherein disease is
resultant of a
shifting balance in
bodily fluids including...
- medicine, from the time of the Gr****s
through the 17th century, was
based on
humoralism, and thus
believed that
breast cancer was
generally caused by imbalances...
-
during the Renaissance.
Prior to the 19th century,
humorism (also
known as
humoralism) was
thought to
explain the
cause of
disease but it was
gradually replaced...
- The
Egyptian worldview reflects what Mary Floyd-Wilson has
called geo-
humoralism, or the
belief that
climate and
other environmental factors shapes racial...
- traditions,
reflected an
understanding of
these practices,
especially humoralism and herbalism. The
practice of
medicine in the
early Middle Ages was empirical...
- virtues) of
plants and some non-botanical
items according to the
system of
humoralism.
Confirmed editions were
printed between 1526 and 1561, with many still...
- health. One of the
original building blocks of
early Ottoman medicine was
humoralism, and the
concept of
illness to be a
result of
disequilibrium among the...
- dem
Leben Geistesgestörter, Hartleben, 1859, p. 220 electricpulp.com. "
HUMORALISM (or Galenism) –
Encyclopaedia Iranica". www.iranicaonline.org.
Bruno Schön...
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ethics MeSH K01.752.667.710 –
holistic health MeSH K01.752.667.750 –
humoralism MeSH K01.752.712 –
nursing philosophy MeSH K01.752.712.416 –
nursing ethics...
