فهرست نشریات علمی دسترسی آزاد ایران

Introduction: In order to achieve efficient diagnosis and treatment using the laws of nature, traditional medical schools in different regions of the world have categorized bodily organs in different patterns in systematic ways. Result: They have mentioned specific relations and networks between these organs. In their view humans are parts of the natural world, which is an influential factor in the health of humans. The relation between humans and the world has been known as the law of nature among various human societies. Iranians called this law “Asha” or “the general laws” and the people of Khota knew it as Tao. This law revolves around the idea of a balance between the organs of the body and the nature. Physicians have been able to devise a series of diagnostic and therapeutic patterns and report their benefits throughout history using the scientific language of their time. Discusion: Today some of these methods have been studied and investigated in more detail and many of them have been approved to some extent. Keeping the balance in different organs of the body is a concept that can be advocated today based on how enzymes and hormones function in the body. One of the methods for providing and maintaining balance in the body is keeping the balance in the energy channels of the body, which is vital for the overall health of any individual. These energy channels have been given different names in different traditions but are described in similar ways and have been attributed similar functionalities. Conclusion: Explanations for certain physiologic and pathologic mechanisms and diagnosis and treatment methods for certain diseases have been achieved through this concept. Considering the growing attention of the academic world towards holistic medical schools, it is worthy to accurately examine certain basic concepts so that we can use them to devise new diagnostic and therapeutic patterns in the future and expect medical breakthroughs in the area of chronic and complicated diseases.