Anthroposophical medicine (AM), or anthroposophically extended medicine, is a system of healing based on the spiritual science that was developed by Rudolph Steiner.
Conventional medicine tends to suppress illness, using drugs to block the symptoms. AM doctors believe that true healing must first bring an illness out in order to heal it
Human beings are made up of four levels ("fourfoldness") of being. The first level is the physical body.
Several research organizations performing patient-centered research have shown promising results with the AM cure for cancer
Kurt W. Schmidt has written: 'Therapieziel und \\' -- subject(s): Anthroposophical therapy, Christian Science, Christianity, Medical ethics, Medicine, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Medicine
AM doctors attempt to treat a patient on all four levels of being. For the physical body, remedies will be prescribed.
Rudolf Steiner was an Austrian philosopher who was born in 1861 and lived until 1925. He is arguably most known as the founder of the Waldorf Schools. He also developed biodynamic agriculture and anthroposophical medicine.
Currently, there is no course for the certification of AM practitioners, although every AM doctor is required to obtain training as a certified M.D. Afterwards, physicians may specialize in AM
During treatment, some patients may experience what doctors call "healing crises." During these, patients may temporarily experience a worsening of symptoms as part of the healing process
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Well one type of medicine is Homeopathy medicine which uses herbs, conventional medicine and alternative medicine.
a medicine doctor obviously gives medicine
Medicine abuse is when you take medicine for no reason.