Sentence examples for curative aspects from inspiring English sources

Like scientific medicine, Āyurvedic medicine has both preventive and curative aspects.

The curative aspects of Āyurvedic medicine involves the use of herbal medicines, external preparations, physiotherapy, and diet.

The design of mixed-ligand complexes are of increasing interest from fundamental as well as technological and curative aspects.

Ed Smith, a retiree knowledgeable about the curative aspects of herbs, stands in the Shakers' Trustee Building from Sonyea explaining how members of this religious community became renowned as producers and sellers of high-quality garden seeds.

While Charaka delved into all aspects of medicine, including the logic and philosophy behind the Indian medicinal system, he placed special emphasis on the diagnosis of disease and treated Ayurveda as a comprehensive system of health care that dealt with both preventive and curative aspects.

He anticipated Rorty's emphasis on the curative aspects of this task; at the end of his life, he wanted his collected works to be published under the title "Curative Baths" ("Saalbadereyen" — a reference to healing practices of the time and an allusion to his father's profession).

For his admirers, that curative aspect is endemic to his work.

Their main focus is on the curative aspect of health care.

They incorrectly characterize EOLC as synonymous with instrumentalizing another individual's life by focusing on the curative aspect of medical treatment without mentioning its palliative properties.

For example, service providers billing FFS were deemed to provide substandard care because considerably less time was spent consulting with the client about the socio-cultural and structural conditions that constrain sexual health and well-being; the focus instead was on the medical-curative aspects.

The narratives also revealed a major conflict between the curative and palliative aspects of dialysis.