Titlebook: On the Nature of Health; An Action-Theoretic Lennart Nordenfelt Book 1987Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1987 health

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Lennart Nordenfelt but it was essentially a chelating substitute for penicillamine, to be used only in case of penicillamine toxicity. The medical mentality was very simple—you treated Wilson’s disease with penicillamine. There were no subtleties of using one kind of anticopper drug for one type of patient, and anoth

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Some Basic Issues in the Philosophy of Health, for Plato and Aristotle, as well as for Descartes, Locke, and Kant. Few people know that the dominant school of medicine in Europe until the seventeenth century — Galenic medicine — was an application of central themes in Aristotle’s natural philosophy, or that many of the schools that followed wer

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An Analytic Theory of Health: The Biostatistical Theory (BST), the mixture (.) of the primary qualities of the human body. According to Aristotle’s and later Galen’s teaching, the human body consists of the four elements: earth, air, fire, and water. These elements derive their properties from the four primary qualities: hot and cold, wet and dry. The four ele

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An Analytic Theory of Health: The Biostatistical Theory (BST),). The primary qualities form homogeneous bodies of different kinds. The homogeneous bodies, in their turn, form through various combinations heterogeneous bodies. The properties of the latter are the secondary qualities, such as quantity, size and weight. The homogeneous parts of animals are the tissues. The heterogeneous parts are the organs.

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On the Factors Which Compromise Health,grees if this is not the case. But what is the relation between health and the typical concepts of medicine and pathology? How are “disease”, “impairment”, “injury” and “defect” related to health and illness?

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