Greek medicine

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Ancient Greeks gifted India numerous things and one of the greatest was the ancient Greek art of medicine, or "Unani" as Indians refer to it.

Medicine became an important area of study for Greeks around 300 BC. Here's more information about Ancient Greek medicine.

Unani, a term originating from the Greek word 'Ionian', refers to a system of medicine largely based on Greek principles. This medical system emphasizes the balance of bodily fluids and has been practiced predominantly in South Asia and the Middle East.

A showdown with religious dogmas, an early scientific approach, and diligent use of plants were some of the ingredients of ancient medicine. Welcome aboard a historic journey to Greek temples, body fluids, and Roman hygiene.

Learn all about Paean, a Greek god of medicine and healing.

The archetypal meaning she conveys is the one of Medicine Woman, connected to the infinite cosmic healing energy. In one hand she holds her Cup of limitless potentialities, in the other, a snake acting as a lighting rod that conducts the power and serves her to perform quantum healing.

Roman field surgery

This article recounts the history of phlebotomy, starting back with blood letting by the Eqyptians in 1000 A.D. The fascinating history of blood-letting is recounted through the Middle Ages up to current events.