medicatrixの例文

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Since Hippocrates, it has been recognized that the body has self-healing powers ( vis medicatrix naturae ).
The therapeutic approach was based on " the healing power of nature " ( " " vis medicatrix naturae " " in Latin ).
Walter Cannon's later notion of homeostasis ( while also mechanistic ) lacked this concern, and was even advocated in the context of such ancient notions as vis medicatrix naturae.
A final publication'Of Nature and Art on the Cure of Disease'based on his favourite theme of the'vis medicatrix naturae'appeared in 1857, ( second edition 1858 ).
It is this principle, which has been named by ARISTOTLE, eidoz, by HARRIS, form by STAHL, vis medicatrix natur? by HALLER, vis vit? by BLUMENBACH, nisus formativus by J . BROWN, excitability . . . and by HUNTER, principle of life.
Those doctors who provided their patients with these sorts of morale-boosting therapies ( which, while having no pharmacologically active ingredients, provided reassurance and comfort ) did so either to reassure their patients while the " Vis medicatrix naturae " ( i . e ., " the healing power of nature " ) performed its normalizing task of restoring them to health, or to gratify their patients'need for an active treatment.