Traditional Medicine: Ways of Development and Optimization
Keywords:
orthodox medicine, pharmacology, chronic diseases, symptoms, self-regulatory mechanisms, long-term treatment, modern medicineAbstract
The Central Asian region has a centuries-old history, being the cradle of the Eastern Renaissance. This is a unique country, whose scientists, folk customs and traditions form the basis of the medical canon of Abu Ali ibn Sino. The development of modern or orthodox medicine closely connects humanity with pharmacology.
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