R: [Omeo33] Art 1142 - Homeopathy, 2010, 99 (3), 215-220

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Oggetto: [Omeo33] Art 1142 - Homeopathy, 2010, 99 (3), 215-220

 

The concept of health – in the history of medicine and in the writings of
Hahnemann

Josef M. Schmidt

 

Considering the precarious condition of human existence, vulnerable,
dependent on, and susceptible to, a many and variable influences, the desire
for and appreciation of an undisturbed and steady state of good health seems
to be quite natural and an anthropological constant. In fact, throughout the
ages people have strived to secure, protect, and restore – or even to
enhance and prolong – the precious moments of well being that they may have
experienced from time to time amidst their ordinary troubled lives.
Accordingly, medicine was invented and developed to prevent, relieve, and
cure diseases, to reduce or eliminate, as far as possible, any impairment or
injury to health. In modern times, the demands of patients and claims of
doctors towards the optimum state of health, have increased considerably.
People are no longer content with being or becoming relatively healthy after
medical treatment, but instead want to become healthier or attain the
healthiest state possible. After all, who would refrain from having a bigger
house, a faster car, or a higher salary – if he could choose? Yet, contrary
to measurable things that can be compared quantitatively, for health there
is no uniform scale for assessing what is to be considered good, better, or
best health. On the contrary, everything depends on the conceptual framework
which underlies this notion. That is why people do not necessarily mean the
same thing when they talk about health.

 

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