Vitality, the Golden Criterion in Holistic Medicine, and Proposal of Using This Measure to Distinguish True Cures from Pseudo-cures like Faradarmani

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Esmaeil Kamyar

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Journal: JOURNAL OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ELITES Year:2023 | Volume: | Issue: Page(s): 202-222

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Vitality, the Golden Criterion in Holistic Medicine, and Proposal of Using This Measure to Distinguish True Cures from Pseudo-cures like Faradarmani

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Esmaeil Kamyar | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Holistic MedicineQ4

Integrative MedicineQ4

Complementary and Alternative MedicineQ4

FaradarmaniQ4

Erfan HalghehQ4

MEL (SHY)Q4

PseudomedicineQ4

VitalityQ4

Health and Medical SciencesQ4

Abstract

Holistic Medicine necessitates a holistic view and attitude and the relevant holistic measures. The only criterion to accurately distinguish true healing from various forms of untrue healing, subsequent to applying a treatment, is "the overall effect of the treatment on the Vitality in its broad sense". The Vitality rise means "a general increase in the fulfillment degree of biotic capabilities in the broad sense". The realization degree of biotic capabilities can be counted as the Vitality indicator of living organisms. The degree of resistance (resilience) to exogenous and endogenous stresses and the fulfillment degree of other biotic capabilities can be considered in this regard.-Some symptoms & signs could vary, appear, and disappear in a nonlinear and sometimes fluctuant manner through appropriately applying holistic treatments depending on various parameters. Some short-term or long-term changes in the picture of the disorders of the living being do not necessarily indicate true healing in reality. A removal or alleviation of some symptoms & signs can come about within the framework of true healing or untrue healing depending on the case. Conversely, an exacerbation of some symptoms & signs and even appearing of new symptoms & signs, e. g. through applying a holistic treatment, do not necessarily indicate that the Vitality of the living system has not rised by and large. In any case, true healing is a dynamic and holistic process in which the Vitality of the living creature rises. Therefore, as long as the total effect of a treatment on the Vitality of the living organism undergoing the treatment is positive overall, we can consider that treatment a truly correct treatment, for that living organism in the respective conditions, in a holistic sense.-Naturally, the degree of Vitality is required to be evaluated by conducting the suitable studies with apposite test methods and appropriate indicators as the proper indices of Vitality.-The lack of a comprehensive view and holistic criterion (gauge) has been one of the most important reasons for the controversial results in the studies to evaluate the effectiveness of holistic modalities in Complementary and Alternative Medicine. Considering the points mentioned above, it is also proposed that a simple and low-priced animal study with using suitable measures to evaluate the degree of Vitality subsequent to applying Faradarmani, as an instance of Pseudomedicine (similar to SHY or MEL), be conducted in a credible center under the rigorous supervision of relevant independent inspectors. It can put an end to many disputes about any true effectiveness of such a Pseudomedicine that is claimed to be holistic.

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