When medical treatment reaches its peak, both medical care and nourishment are important;
when nourishment reaches the highest level, both nourishment and medical care are the same!
From the perspective of Holistic Medicine, both medical and nursing care need to be developed at the same time.
Regardless of right and wrong, only in this way can medicine be put on a sound track, and the public can be healthy and enjoy a long life without illness!
“Integrative medicine” is an emerging term. It is a medical model that treats the human body as a complete and independent individual and emphasizes overall prevention and treatment by integrating different medical theoretical frameworks. The central idea is to heal a person, rather than diagnosing or treating diseases. The focus is on promoting overall human health. Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) is a popular name for health care practices that are not traditionally part of conventional medicine. In many cases, these treatments are being combined with traditional medicine as evidence of efficacy and safety increases.
As a result, alternative terms have been removed and replaced by newer terms such as complementary and integrative medicine, integrative medicine and health, or just integrative medicine (IM).
Integrative medicine is an approach to health that combines:
-Conventional (Traditional Western) Medicine: Includes medications, surgeries, and lifestyle changes.
-Complementary Medicine: Treatments that are not part of traditional Western medicine. Their treatments may include nutritional medicine, functional medicine, chiropractic, yoga, meditation and more.
What integrative medicine does: Helps maximize the health of people with chronic and complex illnesses.
The true meaning of precision health promotion:
1.Health promotion: Health promotion includes health education, policy, environment, health promotion behavior, and precise life prescriptions. Targets range from healthy to sick people, engaging in health-promoting behaviors. More positive.
2.Disease prevention: Because disease begins with a certain risk factor, disease prevention is the removal of risk factors or behaviors, which is relatively passive.
3.Medical treatment/therapy: refers to the means used to solve the disease, usually implemented after medical diagnosis. Each treatment has its indications and contraindications. Not all treatments are effective and may cause adverse effects.
Precision health promotion
**With restoration of health as the core goal
**Personal customization is the key to success
**Use non-medical intervention as the main means
Health Promotion VS. Disease Treatment
