Since we mainly practice a more naturalistic system in our society, do you think that our...
Since we mainly practice a more naturalistic system in our society, do you think that our system of medicine would benefit from adding some of the characteristics from the personalistic system that is practiced in many Non-Western cultures. If so, which ones, and why. If not, why not? In other words, what advantages, if any, does a more personalistic system of medicine have over a naturalistic system of medicine in terms of diagnosis, treatment, relationships between patient and medical practitioner, etc.
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Personalistic medicine will always be benefitted, each and every individual is different and our body responses will be differ to external stimuli. Also, our lifestyles and habits will differ. With these so many difference, personalistic medicine will be better. Even, we can add more benefits with this method by, merging this method with naturalistic medicines, which are having least side effects and having less chemical compounds. Hence, by combining both personalistic medicine and naturalistic medicine, we will get better benefits.
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