Traditional and Supramolecular Medicine

Traditional and Supramolecular Medicine

Generally, the idea that we have of traditional medicine reminds us of the old doctors and also the current herbal stores. When we go to a traditional medicine practitioner, we expect him to give us a diagnosis by taking our pulse, looking at our facial color and also examining our tongue, and then prescribing us herbal medicines or telling us to use certain incense. This perception of Traditional medicine is very superficial. What shows the special place of traditional medicine in supramolecular medicine is related to the fundamental principles that traditional medicine is based on. Consider that you are suffering from a digestive problem, and after going to traditional medicine and using herbal medicines, you feel better, and after a while, your illness returns. When you ask for the cause, they tell you the wrong lifestyle or wrong habits. One of the most important factors that play a role in our health is the type of food we use. Regardless of how healthy that food is, what food we use, and to what extent. We do, for our existential nature, this is a very important point that is raised in traditional medicine. One of the most important effects that traditional medicine has on our lives is to modify our lifestyle. Therefore, the special place of traditional medicine in supramolecular medicine is related to maintaining health, with the solutions it provides, it gives us more knowledge about our existence and how to avoid various environmental factors that can threaten our health, or if we are exposed to substances we like special food we have to see if they are compatible with our nature or not. So, in short, the position of traditional medicine in supramolecular medicine is to modify our lifestyle to preserve and maintain our health.