tailieunhanh - From Ancient Medicine to Modern Medicine: Ayurvedic Concepts of Health and Their Role in Inflammation and Cancer

The findings of these few studies suggest that reflective thinking may develop in association with certain interventions. It also appears that the development of reflective thinking is related to other aspects of learning and professional development. The methods employed were usually observational and analytical, and appropriate to the questions asked. However, only one of these studies had a comparison group, so the transferability of the interventions and results across contexts is unclear. In addition, reflection was not spontaneous, but was deliberately stimulated by the educational context. Although it seems likely that events occurring naturally in an authentic professional context would stimulate a similar response, this has not been. | ARTICLE From Ancient Medicine to Modern Medicine Ayurvedic Concepts of Health and Their Role in Inflammation and Cancer Prachi Garodia Haruyo Ichikawa Nikita Malani Gautam Sethi Bharat B. Aggarwal Recent statistics indicate that the overall cancer incidence in the United States in spite of billions of dollars spent on research each year has not changed significantly in the last half-century. Cancers of the prostate breast lung and colon although most common in the Western world are least common in the Eastern world. Allopathic medicine commonly practiced currently is only 100 years old. Although traditional medicine has been around for thousands of years no integration exists between it and allopathic medicine. Ayurveda the science of long life and one of the most ancient medical systems still practiced on the Indian subcontinent can be used in combination with modern medicine to provide better treatment of cancer. This review focuses on the ayurvedic concept of the causes of cancer and its linkage with inflammation diagnosis prevention and treatment. How ayurvedic medicine can be integrated with allopathic medicine is also discussed in this review. Key words alternative ayurvedic medicine botanicals cancer complementary herbs inflammation integrated natural phytotherapy treatment A recent survey of the global incidence of cancer shows that the age-adjusted cancer incidence in the United States is above 300 cases per 100 000 population whereas that in Asian countries is less than 100 cases per 100 000. Also although the incidence of cancer of the prostate lung breast and colon is highest in Western countries it is lowest in Eastern In spite of the billions of dollars spent on cancer research and the availability of the best health care in the world the reason for such a high incidence of cancer in the United States is unclear. Lifestyle has been named as one of the major contributors to the incidence of cancer. The higher incidence of cancer among .

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