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This chapter follows Eisenberg's. As equivalents of the latter, I have also used the words 'sickness' and 'disorder' in this chapter. As the physiological basis of mental disorders in many instances remains problematic I have generally avoided the term 'disease
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This chapter follows Eisenberg's (1977) distinction between 'disease' as the pathological condition based in the human body, and 'illness' as an individual's perception of a socially disvalued condition. As equivalents of the latter, I have also used the words 'sickness' and 'disorder' in this chapter. As the physiological basis of mental disorders in many instances remains problematic I have generally avoided the term 'disease'.
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Distinction between 'disease' as the Pathological Condition Based in the Human Body, and 'illness' as an individual's perception of a socially disvalued condition
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Throughout this chapter I have used the 1992 Lhasa edition of Bdud rtsi snying po yan lag brgyad pa gsang ba man ngag gi rgyud (see bibliography)
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Throughout this chapter I have used the 1992 Lhasa edition of Bdud rtsi snying po yan lag brgyad pa gsang ba man ngag gi rgyud (see bibliography).
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According to its practitioners, known as Bon po, Bon is the pre-Buddhist religion of Tibet. In terms of knowledge and practice it has much in common with the four main Tibetan Buddhist schools. For further information on the Bon religion see Karmay 1975 and Kvne 1972, 1995
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According to its practitioners, known as Bon po, Bon is the pre-Buddhist religion of Tibet. In terms of knowledge and practice it has much in common with the four main Tibetan Buddhist schools. For further information on the Bon religion see Karmay 1975 and Kvne 1972, 1995.
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For the results of this research see Millard 2002. Part of the reason why I chose this location is because the main medical text that is used in the school is the Bon medical text called 'Bum bzhi. It became quickly evident, however, that the 'Bum bzhi and the main Buddhist medical text, the Rgyud bzhi are, with the exception of material on history and lineage, almost identical
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For the results of this research see Millard 2002. Part of the reason why I chose this location is because the main medical text that is used in the school is the Bon medical text called 'Bum bzhi. It became quickly evident, however, that the 'Bum bzhi and the main Buddhist medical text, the Rgyud bzhi are, with the exception of material on history and lineage, almost identical.
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Minerals and animal products are prohibited in herbal medicines in the UK and are not used in the medicinal compounds in the Tara clinics. In addition, no plants are used which are restricted or illegal according to the regulations of the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency. For a discussion on the law relating to herbal medicines in Europe and the UK see Millard 2007
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Minerals and animal products are prohibited in herbal medicines in the UK and are not used in the medicinal compounds in the Tara clinics. In addition, no plants are used which are restricted or illegal according to the regulations of the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency. For a discussion on the law relating to herbal medicines in Europe and the UK see Millard 2007.
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