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The definition of insulin is:
 a. a quick way to increase blood sugar.
  b. the cause of diabetes.
  c. a hormone that helps increase metabolism.
  d. a hormone that helps regulate blood sugar in the body.



Explain the different approaches to the patient that occur in Western medicine versus Ayurvedic medicine.



Which of the following exercises is best for building bone strength?
 a. walking
  b. swimming
  c. bicycling
  d. bowling



Contrast the typical Western medicine approach to health with alternative medical approaches to health and healing and relate this to stress management.



Cardiorespiratory fitness is also known as:
 a. muscle strength.
  b. muscle endurance.
  c. anaerobic fitness.
  d. aerobic fitness.
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Ayurvedic physicians are more interested in the patients they see than in their diseases. He recognizes that what makes up the person is experiencesorrows, joys, fleeting seconds of trauma, long hours of nothing special at all. The minutes of life silently accumulate and, like grains of sand deposited by a river, the minutes eventually can pile up into a hidden formation that comes into view above the surface as a disease. In ayurveda, understanding what is causing stress in a person's life is integral to health and healing. Perhaps Ayurveda is best summed up in the words of Hippocrates: It is more important to know what sort of person has a disease than to know what sort of disease a person has.. In contrast, Western physicians tend to focus on the disease and related symptoms, not on the individual as a whole.

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Most of the alternative medical systems emphasize the wholeness of body, mind, and spirit, and the unity of the individual with the natural environment. This is in sharp contrast to Western medicine's mechanistic approach, in which the body is seen as a machine with parts to be fixed when they are broken. The main focus of Western medicine is on the treatment of disease, often with drugs and surgery, rather than on the holistic promotion of health. It can even be argued that the Western approach is more of a disease management system than a true healthcare system.

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6 years ago
Makes tons more sense now!
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