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OsteopathyA system of therapy founded in the 19th century that is based on the concept that the body can formulate its own remedies against diseases when its parts are in a normal structural relationship, it has a normal environment, and it enjoys good nutrition. Although osteopathy takes a holistic approach to medical care, it also embraces modern medical k [..]
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Osteopathy1857, "disease of the bones," from Greek osteon "bone" (see osseous) + -pathy, from Greek -patheia, comb. form of pathos "suffering, disease, feeling" (see pathos). As a [..]
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OsteopathyA type of alternative medicine that must be carried out by a member of the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) who is recognised by us.
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Osteopathynoun. a healthcare system based upon the belief that several illnesses or dysfunctions are a result of anatomical impairments in the musculoskeletal system. It centers upon primary care, preventive me [..]
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Osteopathy(n) therapy based on the assumption that restoring health is best accomplished by manipulating the skeleton and muscles
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OsteopathyA system of therapy emphasizing primary medical care and the importance of body mechanics and manipulation to correct abnormalities.
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OsteopathyIt involves stretching and the manipulation of bones and muscles in order to treat conditions such as back or neck pain and injuries, headaches/migraines and joint problems to promote mobility.
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OsteopathyFrom the word “bone” in Latin, Osteopathy deals with skeletal and muscular issues through massage, stretching, movement and sometimes specialist machinery to heal or to promote the body’s own healing [..]
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Osteopathy
(alternative medicine) The branch of therapy based on manipulation of bones and muscles.
(rare) Any disease of the bones.
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