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KMID : 1129920230200010039
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Journal of Korean Society of Health Sciences
2023 Volume.20 No. 1 p.39 ~ p.48
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Complementary Alternative Therapy as Integrated Medicine
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Ha Dong-Hun
Kim Myung-Soo
Song Eun-Mi
Kang Bo-Hye
Shin Jin-Wook
Lee Jeong-Hu
Kim Seong-Hyeon
Choi Hye-Been
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Abstract
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National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health(NCCIH) has divided complementary medicine into five main types. The first is biologically based therapy. Biological-based therapy is a field of treatment through an approach to human physical structure, which is not overlapped in modern medicine or is not deeply studied. The second is mind-body therapy. Mind-body therapy is medicine that mainly approaches the mind and treats the mind to treat physical diseases. The third is manual therapy. Manual therapy is a treatment that uses the hands directly on the patient's body part to treat. It is believed that humans are made up of the mind, body, and energy, and maintains an approach that local parts of the body are connected to the body as a whole. The fourth classification is energy therapy. Energy therapy is usually a therapy that approaches and treats the energy structure in the human body. Lastly, it is a therapy that is establishing a comprehensive medical system. Therapy, which establishes a comprehensive medical system, refers to a treatment that has been introduced from various cultures around the world for a long time and has its own independent system. Among the various complementary and alternative therapies, this study examines the most widely used biological-based therapy, mind and body therapy, and manual therapy, except for oriental medicine, excluding korean medicine, in consideration of the domestic medical dualization system.
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KEYWORD
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Complementary Therapy, Alternative Therapy, Integrated Medicine, Stress Management, Mind-body Therapy
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