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KMID : 1161820170010020049
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Journal of Natural Healing
2017 Volume.1 No. 2 p.49 ~ p.56
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Coexistence of Integrative Medicine beyond Natural Healing
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Lee Min-Sun
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Abstract
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The human brain had changed by genes and mutations and been growing through adapting to a changing environment. However, the volume of the brain hasn’t changed since the Neolithic Age. After the Age, the burden of diseases has been increasing. Modern people aren’t able to adapt to the rapidly changing environments and suffer from various diseases. Natural healing means to eliminate and prevent the root cause of the diseases by homeostasis. As a chiropractic term, innate intelligence explains natural healing in a similar way. Integrative medicine combines various forms of complementary and alternative medicine with modern western medical diagnosis and treatment. The limitations of CAM are a lack of scientific data and standardized diagnostic criteria. Socially people have gradually required patient-centered health care services and customized treatment. To do this, we have to find out vulnerabilities of CAM and limitations of modern medicine, support them, find the way to win-win each other, and continue to worry about medical decision making due to the development of artificial intelligence.
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KEYWORD
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Evolution, Natural Healing, Innate Intelligence, Integrative Medicine, Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM)
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