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Concept of Healing: Healing is the action and effect of healing, it is the application of different techniques that can be Esoteric, Ancestral, Traditional, natural, complementary and alternative practices. Healing is the art of restoring health to someone who has lost it. Health is the state in which the body normally performs its functions, it is the state of spiritual grace. The purpose of the healer is to ensure that the functions of the organism follow the parameters and conditions of its design.

Holistic Concept: It comes from Holism: Whose meaning indicates that we must see each reality as a whole, and not see this reality divided into each of its component parts. (From the Greek holos; all, whole, total) for example: a biological system such as the human body cannot be completely determined, nor explained by the parts that compose it, but it needs to be understood and explained in its entirety, not only organically, also emotionally, mentally, emotionally and spiritually, that is, as a whole interwoven and integrated and global system and in this way to be able to determine exactly how the parts behave.

Holistic thinking in opposition to individualistic thinking that tends to explain globality (the whole) from its parts, that in principle it would seem useful to divide a problem into simpler parts in order to solve each one of them separately and independently, since In practice, the only thing that has been achieved is to feed a fearful and egocentric attitude of "Divide et impera" that suggests "Divide and rule", or "Divide and dominate", "Divide and win", this approach that, although it can work for other purposes, it does not apply to the body system related to health and well-being because it has its limits, because when applying it we always find that there will be things that are left out, without explaining, without understanding, without solving, without quantifying, without describing.

The principle of holism was masterfully summarized by Aristotle in his memoirs on metaphysics, that is, what is beyond physics (books that he precisely wrote long after physics appeared):                              

 "The whole is greater than the sum of its parts."

Complementary concept: The complementary concept with respect to health means that an activity for the health of the interested party can be administered with professional supervision so that it helps and/or complements the professional of conventional medicine in the improvement, prevention and healing of the sick person. Therefore, the procedures of the complementary professional do not differ, nor do they compete with other health or healing techniques, rather what they seek is to complement.

Alternative Concept: One of the alternative concepts is to be able to alternate with the same or similar function, that is, to have the ability and dexterity to be able to vary between one option and another, repeating the protocols to follow, successively taking turns between one option and another. another, therefore the procedures of the alternative professional do not differ, nor do they compete with other health or healing techniques, rather what they seek is to complement.

Integrative Concept: The integrative concept refers to completing a whole with the missing parts. That is to say that the knowledge that someone has about something, can integrate other types of knowledge, so that they are part of a unified whole and focused on the same objective, which would be health and well-being, coming to understand, combine, add, add two or more concepts, theories, or currents, etc., in a single action, thus achieving satisfactory and lasting results.