9th Edition of International Conference on
Holistic healing is a common term used to describe the practice of natural healing and traditional medical treatment methods. It includes a wide variety of approaches to healthcare that focus on the integration of body, mind, and spirit. This concept is often known as “holistic medicine” and uses the idea of interconnectedness, treating the whole person rather than just the symptoms of disease. The terms “traditional” and “holistic” are often used interchangeably. Traditional healing techniques, such as acupuncture, Chinese and Ayurvedic herbals, Yoga and Meditation, reflect an ancient understanding of the body’s unity and the interconnectedness of its systems. This holistic approach focuses on the treatment of the underlying disease, rather than simply treating its symptoms. Additionally, traditional healing has special focus on building or maintaining the body’s natural balance or homeostasis. Holistic healing often encourages nutrition and lifestyle changes as a means of gaining balance within the body. A healthy diet can reduce inflammation, strengthen the body’s immune system, and prevent the occurrence of health issues. Herbal remedies can also be used to treat a wide variety of ailments due to their natural ability to promote healing. Holistic healing is not a single modality or practice, but rather a combination of different modalities that can be used for both physical and mental health. This type of healing may also include prayer, Reiki, and energy healing. Other techniques such as reflexology and massage therapy can be beneficial as well. When it comes to healthcare, holistic healing can provide a safe and effective approach to reducing symptoms, restoring balance to the body, and preventing future health concerns. Traditional medical treatments still have their place, but an eclectic combination of holistic healing techniques is often the most successful approach to restoring optimum health.